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OUR RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.
Belligerent Rights denied to the Rebels.

BelIiserent Rights denied to the Rebels.
The Secretary of State has addressed the fol-
lowing letter to the Secretary of the Navy:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON,
June II, 1S65.-To Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary
of the Nary SIR have the honor 70 inform
YOU that iI has been made known to this De-
partment, by the Minister OF the United States
residing IN France, that the Imperial Govern
ment Of that country has removed all restric-
tions heretofore imposed by 1t upon the naval
intercourse with the United States. ~
have also the pleasure TO inform you that
I have learned, in the same authentic manner,
that the Imperial Government OF France has
withdrawn from the insurgents OF the United
States the character Of belligerents, which
heretofore tn at Government had conceded TO
them. and these proceedings by the Govern
ment OF France have been prompted by the
express desire Of revivipg the old sympatnies
between the two nations. whose interests and
traditions constantly invite them 70 cultivate
the most cordial relations.
beg leave to suggestthe importance OF com
municating these facts to the proper omcers or
the Navy. l-..,, -.
: WIN. H. SEWARD.
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From Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, une 17.-Captain Robert Lin
coin Is still In this city on business connected
with his fathers estate.
In the District Court, the case of the United
States vs.. the steamer Louisville was sub
mitted, and the appraised value Of the steamer,
amounting to SIC 600, was awarded 70 the
claimant The petition of Elizabeth Alex
ander, for the proceeds of certain cotton now
in the registry of the Court, was argued az
length this morning, and decision Will prob
ably be rendered tomorrow. This is a most
important case, and involves about Sl,0O0,O00.
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Gen. Lee,s Petitlen for Parden-StePhens
writes an Essay. aI
.... W Naxv YOrk Tjvoou I


w epiIr sTOr, June f6.-Among the petitions
received By the President to-day, asking q
ceisi pardon, is that Of Robert e. Lee, lato
sppuwmsnder of the Rebel forces, and that Of Al
sSander H. Stephens, late Vice President ofthe
late Contederacy. Mr. Stephens enters at
len 9Th into anlapolog yor vindication Of the
action he has taken. Among the reasons
which led him to espouse the cause Of the re-
bellion, he refers to the fact that the Tribune,
known to be a powerful and influential sup
porter Of the Republican Administration,
openly advocated the right Of the people 70 IN
M. Stephens inferred from this that inde-
pendence would be conceded to the South
without war, He Wedges thatthe Ques-
ton has been decided forever and he desires
hereafter to be and TO be considered d good md
loyal Citizen Of the United States. dMf. Ste
phens' document covers some seventy pages
: The Government has receive docamentary
proofs iAcontrpy pyerti6ie OF TIE Ennt OF aJe6 Da.
Wis jn The mater rcf inhYman ana mom e1neai
IA M pubiic. asfhe fscts will b In . INV days
Hey viii &tpnnd the efyilizsd world. lbs
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB FORAGE,

1iJ QxcTfrmastc's OGce, Dyos q WasASassss, I
slAIlD sr. 'Si Sy + e. Ss asd
Iisned for supplying the Q. g.; o1srtsrm.ster's 4
Nd AisTandf. and fF Fort Sonres w.. i or sishs,
OF these places, with Hay Corn, cats and Straw.
OF Corn Oats and 90 tons Of Hay or Straw
Bidders must state q. which Of the above named
sss ssss Sr9Rose to MAKE dsiyeriss and the
quantity OF each article posed to be deiv err
.n Cd the time when said dslivsfies shall be com.
,Iihs The price must bs written out In words en- th.
foHf S 81 of sG.:
bushels each. The sacks 70 be furnished
and to s. to the The
1iHs q Of
rated In the proposals..
the ,;tcss offered under the bid. herein In
eSsstnns lin %insRsctor before ss F being secsptsd
the o1sst rsspoGss SdderS the D.sres. iD ms q
as ss ssa, .ns viii
have been delivered and accepted.
The bidder will be required to accompany his
n Il: sd
or or they viii, within ten days thereafter execute
sq1heient sureties, in sum equal TO the amount
OF the contract to deliver the articles proposed
tss%ent; and In case the he said bidder % should ai
enter into the contract they to make good the dif
as bdds sid bidder &. and Il: e
vhsm the contract may be awarded.
sf 1asd q ss:
District Attorney. Collector Of Customs. or any
or tespoasiblc person knsvn to this offcs.
All bidders vii oe duly notified Of the acceptance
The full name and pp post once address of s.ss
bidder must be lssibly written In the pro-
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Gen. d. 81.
nueker. Chief Depot tQaartermsster, WashinEton
for Forage"
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ANDREW JOHNSON, President OF the Unite,
States of America.

SLateS OF America,
To all ach0pa it may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that CARL EDWARD WuNDERLICH has
been appointed Csnsul Of the Grand Duchy
OF Oldenburg, at Charleston, South Carolina.
1 do hereby recognise him as such, and
declare him free TO exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges, as are al
lowed to COnsuls by the law Of nations
or by the laws Of the United States and
existing treaty stipulations between the Gov
ernment Of OIdenburg and the United States
In testimony whereof, 1 have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal Of the
United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Wash.
ington, the 1ith day Of June, A. ID. 1865,
II. g. and OF the Independence Of the United
States Of America, the sgth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State
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LEGISLATURE Of Virginia.

The Richmond Wing Of Saturday contains
the following: ....5 t.tf.
BY THE GovERNoR-A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas by the constitution Of this Com.
monwealth, the Governor is vested with power
and authority TO con nvene the General Assem-
bly, whenever in his opinion the interest OF the
Commonwealth may require 1t; and in my
opinion the interest Of the Commonwealth re-
quires the Immediate assembling Of the Cen
eral Assembly. for the purpose OF passing
upon certain acts rendered necessary 1y "a Tue
suppression Of domestic violence within ,as .ns
limits Of the State; and whereas, the me -
OF the General Assembly are now Pfoe'n' o.
therefore l. fs,Tp0ti issne esis aOy %v
ernor Of Virginia, do nsTsSSss nsTSsssperrI % A Assemniyy
g g esRfH IN aay .Ss sty 1a. on kss
m9na, on sSa NV OF Richmond, in our aaid
s Common wealth, this issa. day Of June
5tsgE mTo1"S mon - FRANCIS II. Px1RPoxT.
sxsv the Governor: - t-'is ~
cT M AZ M ii. LEWIS, - ur5isaL.s
ss = SECRETARY Of the Uonmonwealth.
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FROM KENTUCKY.
The Legal Tender Act-DecIsion Of the
Court Of Appeals.

LOUISVILLE, June 17.-At Frankfort yester-
day, the majority of the Court OF Appeals, con =
sisting of Judges Peters and Robertson, de-
clared the act Of Congress making Treasury
notes. legal tenders unconstitutional. Judge
Williams dissented.
General Thomas left for Nashville this
morning.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW fHEATER.
YennsylvAnia Avenue, near WillardI,

GROWERS NEW THEATER
Isnnsyivanis Avenue. near WnlardI.
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 70. 1855.
Two favorite pieces, with On immense cast in
First sppsarapee in three months Of the favor
MrJ. Q. MccoLLoM.
The established Washington favorite,
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
in two of her best Personations.
Fo. this zig ppisht only will BE- presented Bulwsr's
Or, LOVE AND PRIDE.
The performance will conclude with the Farce
'-''eN ROUGH DIAMOND.
WASHINGTON THEATER.
Corner llth and @ streets, near Penna. avs.
First appearance in Washington of the Bsauti-
" ~ sosSaH Ssss i7SsIs9; ETSSS Jas. Ra.9s y 1865,
the ever pss2sssItein s2stnoH, Sis"f fGh Fl oR1okEr,
supported BY faf Msi i.ooEits .: HssGHEirr, ASfHEi
and the entire Com pany.
OXFORD! OXFORD! OxFORDy
MUSIC HALL AND THIATRI,
Ninth street. fronting on Psnnsylvania avenue
IMMENSE ATTRACTION THIS WEEK.
First week Of asN AZ sfhly FoEassfo ssiss
First week of the wopdsT 9f % the nineteenth cen.
Only nine year. old who viii appear in 1.-THE the mag mag
nifosnt a'zz z%MpihsIRdst%r1oN. ais1i AT sp5jtIss
eHeeiins lin LOssaId spd the Hanons for grace, da
First week 81 s1a's AHthSE Hh2EiTA III Artist
and Ethiopian Dsfiasssioss. SAssD sol0S
FRANK DONALDSON,
the wonderful g, mnast and Pantomimist.
r'''' "e'A WILLIAM GRAY,
MATINEI every WEDNESDAY; ;spiG. l' and 3 cts.
js 10 FOX & oURRAN, Manssers.
CRA D co.. NOE ERT
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
ACCOMPANIED WITH
DECLARATIONS AND DIALOGUES.
BY THE
BRASS BAND OF THI HOUSE OF REFUGE,
OF BALTIMORE oITY.
These Accom- nplished youpg Musicians will. by
special invitation Of the City Councils Of this
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
AF ODD 1BLLows' HALL.
tseventh street,
ON FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE %. 1865.
The Musical Performance n ees will be accompanied
BY 81 :aS
to fourteen years of age.
Programme may be obtained at the hetels and
public places of the city.
Tickets 20 cents; reserved seats 81. To be OBJ.
tanned at the principal bookstores At The hotels,
oils, and at the door on the evening OF the con-
cert.
Reserved seat ticAets are for sale only at the
book stores Of Charles n. Anderson, 7th street.
and Hudson Taylor; Pennsylvanis avenue, and OF
Doors oren At IA O'Clock. Exercises commence
at 90 O'Clock. jel9 tt
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By the President Of the United States Of America.
APRoCLAMATIoN.
Whereas the lth section Of the lth article
OF the Constitu OF the United States de-
clares that the United States shall guarantee
70 every State in the Union a republican form
OF government, and shall protect each OF them
against in vasion and domestic violence; and
whereas the President OF the United States
is, by the Constitution, made Commander.ln
Chief Of the army and navy, as well as chief
civil executive officer Of the United States,
and is bound by solemn oath faithfully to exc
cute the Office of President of the United States,
and to take care that the laws be faithfully ex-
ecuted land whereas the rebellion which has
been waged byi portion OF the people OF tn e
authorities OF the Government thereof in the
most violent and revolving fern, but whose or
ganized and armed forces have now been almost
entirely overcome, has, In its revolutionary
progress, deprived the people of the State of
Texas Of all civil government; and whereas it
becomes necessary and proper 70 carry out
and enforce the obligations OF the United States
to the people OF the State OF Texas in securing
them in the enjoyment Of republican form OF
government:
Now therefore, In obedience to the high and
tuition Of the United States for the purpose of
enabling the loyal people OF said State to or.
ganiYe State government, whereby justice
may be established, domestic tranquility In
sured, and loyal citizens projected in all their
rights of life, liberty and property, I, Andrew
Johnson, President of the United States, and
Commander III. chief of the army and navy OF
the United States, do hereby appoint Andrew
] Hamilton, OF Texas, Provisional Governor
OF the State Of Texas, whose duty 1t shall be,
at the earliest practicable period to prescribe
such rules aAd regulations as may oe neces-
sary and proper for convening a convention,
composed Of delegates to be chosen by that
portion OF the people OF said State who are 10y
A othe United States; and no others, Tor the
nurpose of altering or amending the constttu-
linn thereof and with authority to exercise,
within the limits OF said state, all the powers
nsonie OF the State OF Texas to restore said
Staie TO It's constitutional relations to the Fed
nal government, ana 10 preeent such q repu6-
lican form OF State government as win eAtith
fnerefof and its people TO protcctOu BY the
United States against invasion, insurresuon'
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rHIlF QUARrIRMAsTER's oFFIoI,
" DEPOT WARHIuaR0I

WAsHIHefoH. D. o. January 4, 1864.
Al dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber Leath.
or. .Omce Furniture, Harness, and Saddery are rs-
aaested 20 send to this once, on MONDAY of each
articles they are prepared to furnish to this Depot
~ snort nettcs. with the price OF saeh mAfked In
service require it, the article ardees be OBJ
tanned without delay, and 1t the lowest price.
enired to furnish the list punstlaly sysII Monday
Brissdier Gent and dsisf o. H.,
tsBE6 Depot Of WsahfnSten.
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SALE OF ARMY MULES.

NofioAs SALE OF ARMY MULES.
ouARrERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. D. O.. May %. 1865
posed Of At public sale At Waship ston: ~,
mails Is 1saucea IN properton to the reduction Of
the sons on DtSs II
..$ sS;oFfi ffislsT
the war. as young mules accompanied the " mics
oushly broken, hardened BY exercise. gentle and
fsmiliar, from being so long surrounded BY the
The Whole South Is stripped Of farming stock,
and the North also has suffered from the drain Of
VIII Thii NSr 'Gs
20 s.f .ni@ais e .oeE Ses farms
and for drovers and dealers ip stock TO make good
:s l. sss ss e: sns Of
my % OF Brsvet Major Gsneral.
J!RoMEs HAIR 09hoE ,'4 S.|s E.sToRIs =. yoR Rl: q:
70 its original color without the tnconyensnce at
s:.aS: .: q: sss. sss (. Dye s0a s' a dfass'
ID DIxYoRDB INDICATED aINGlR BREAD
H NUTS. for worms. unrivalea IN sflcaey. and
peculiarly adapted for children. being eaten O. n
81 %Se' g. G !! slussi's'. rris. Is ss. ,.r boz.
HIrcHIN GIRLS. CHAMBIRMAID'e WAIT
Hesnt men AGENTS., With good per esntsss can
Cd Situations thrGSfh ths SsRfHrai s1nRloymsnt
357 D ST., bet. 9Th and 10th gts: :.
.... - -. Letter Boz ACT.
,Psmiliss, Hotsls andl galoonkeepers can 6nd
HANDS Through the 0setrsl SnlSynsst cmes
.r.,,. sS7 p ST. t.sshh h1ts sea5StA ga H.,
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= D. SMITHS
WILD CHERRY TONIC BIrTERs.
This PRopHYLATIC is sold By all Drussists
and Grocers.
This great PANACEA has been established %
years. Its medical properties are
TONIC, AsTRINGENT AND AROMATIC.
twill eradicate all deraneement of the STOM.
ACH and BOWELS. 1t gives
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG.
REJUVENATEs THE OLD.
DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE.
INDIGESTION, LAssITUDE OF SYSTEM.
CHRONIC DIARRHGA. DYsENTBRY,
JAUNDICE, AGUE AND F1VER.
& PH9rks R %1f Eth E y
Washington. !e jim
nYsPEPsIA AND FITS.
RiTs-HsURE CURE for these distressing com.
plants is now made known in Treatise
FITson Ioreign and Native hsThsl RRsSWN RasTSrNS
EIre-The prescript'on was furnished him in such
a providential manner that he can not con:
FSas eufsd eVergSody Who has used it.
FITs-never having failed in q single case; It il
from any Druggist. Sent Free to all cn re-
Of d.. ssnti Il
BITs-GrAnd Street. Jersey City. n. ;. 1el4.oI
WM. =. HOOPER & SONS
w MANURAOTURERS
rw1s.s AND Nd NETTING
Dealers in articles qsed By
ONCE. corner OF Pratt and eouth streets, balt,.
more. Md. my H-Sm
NTOTIUI.-For sale go setts Of 2snd horse sec:
~ opd hand HARNESS and large lot SADDLES
and BRIDLEs. Apply to g. JOHsSFOn' E9; s.S
37S Pennsylvanis avenue, between Al and btn
streets. opposite National Hotel. js2lm'
THE WEAK AA@
AND ~ w
IMPAIRED EYESIGHT,
orisinatins either from inarmi'y Of age. general
debility of the nervsus system protracteo Mck-
ness, or from natural disposition to far Or near
sightedness, will be restored, improved and
sire thened by the use of the celebrated
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPEOTAOLES.
manufactured from genuine kock Crystal, giving
ease and comfort to the OPTIC nerve, ano suited
sccurately by YRANKLIN d CO,
Scientific and Practical Opticians,
244 Pa. ay., between 18th and 18th SITS also,
3es Penns ave-, National Hotel Builiins.
~ARTIFIOIAL HUMAN EYES inserted nth
out causing pain. and made to correspond In COLOR
sizo nd unnfiop With the natural one, le9
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Families. Hotsls andi galeonkeepers can 6nd
HANDS through 'si '&ifs9sS Gsfsts f1S fk1HSIccss oAs'
3s7 Dst.. t.Hh9i iG2a5stA Fs,
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THE WONDER OF THE WORLD RETURNED
THI WONDER OF TIE WORLD RETURNED
THA WOEDER OF THE WORLD RETURNED,
THE WONDER OF THE WORLD RETURNED.
THE WONDER OF TIE WORLD RETURNED
The WONDER OF THE WORLD RRTURN1D.
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1ixultid rs l1lI9sErid.
KBoKUK WARKDT.

1890 DAnr. aA14 CEY Qss1as,
: Business Appeared to b uassually astivs y,
Aey. Our ,qpota.isas rsasia abset, ~ same
With the exception Of Flour which Il wiI b sssn,
II now well up in the figures. =
WusAs-Rsmains unchanged It Il - "a %
fse Oh Han q - 70 lee IT ~ Fan; Il
leo for choiss asw Fail ~ = T. - be spring.
FLoua-Ws ssoAs Double Extra n III as 81
.; Extra FAN 80 50; Extra Spring y 70; 81
|perAns ~ 50.
CoaH-S5 to 40c.
,nss-0id4 Is 70 ses; nov, ~ = -.
sxEDs-T Timothy - rs to 3 90; Flax seed - Is
70 $50. Tcf 80 I'll
Eaes-Firm At Is to 26c.
BUrrER-In demand at 40 to 40 for choices
packed ct 80 to SIC. IS
PorAroEs-Good, IS 70 40.
SWEET PorAross-$1 80 to - o..
LAMPS to SOC.
BAcox-21c.
SoReHun-4e to 45c.
/ CnIcksns--Yossg IS 90 to so, old - % TO
425.
oulOns--3e TO 25s. q
Han Timothy $40 50; Prairie - 50 70 %.
HnHs-Gresn 70; green saltsd7; dry Aint 1sc;
dry sa,teA lee; pslts - 70 ~.
TALLow-In barrels 13ac; loose loo PEI ID.
BB.swAx-3Sc.
RAss-Free from WOODEN n to -.
TsArnsns-From common TO good 80 TO 5os;
prime S. to roc.
Woor-Tubvas SIS TO 6Oc: fleece Wsshsd 50
T. IS; unwashea Of. ssew
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IT Is satisfactory to rs to be able TO chron
icle hat Notwithstanding the enossnous, and,
we think, uncalled for advances thnG has char
acteFised the Dry Goods nasks3s for some
weeks past, that the New York Hlose, true to
the business foretAought of il condsctor, has
secured large and varied stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods, which are nov o6sred for sale
fully twenty Per cent under the eurrent rates
At New York 1t this time. A large lot Of
musins, purchased last May, selling consid-
srably under New York prices. Mr.. Grerc
assures Us that Is long as the present stock
holds he will not s.mark up any considera-
BILE advance, -at all events, not before the LIST
Of October.
100 remnants Delaines at 90 cts per yard, !
g % summer Drs.. a Good. at 20 e...
Is :" |" q u at IL cts-
"A large stock Of home and western Jesna
Cassimeres, Fannels and Blankets, II iox
figures. We particular attention 70 this
branch Of bnsineas. Twelve dozen of late
styles Of nel1onl Skirts inst received,
= a1see, As't New York Gtoss.
4-4no-f$48
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How warm soccer the genial san
May leak in kindness on the earth,
In Tom Jones' veins cheering warmth,
Dispels the gloomy sorrow Of his soul.
Dyspepsia like . goblin, hunts hin down,
Ague, grim chamberiain, lights him to bed,
While Dullness, Vertigo, and Headache dire,
With fercer aches combine to make him groan.
Be wise, poor Tom
And heazken, Thomas, 10 instruction:
Fer all thy ills . remedy is found,
A Panacea, certain, pleasant, sure.
PLANTATION BIrrERs--S. T.-lsse--X.,
A wondrous Tonic, made by DR. Drake,
Will kill the demons that thy stomach vex,--
Will slay them, Thomas, for thy stomsch's sake.
New life, new strength to thee shall come
By using this Elixir wonderful.
PLANTATION BIrrERs will restore thy health,
Thy troubles cure, and leave thy mind 1t peace.
d-tue-thu- sat-w1t
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/ ,ss- esus ysv YeGk 11n11nOes avfn
pv1seemspa.l 50 ~ Ysn4. Osk =.
osuss-u.ssssIsd = sialh = snIs1li.s. sssss
s nse--O>sAsd sesaly - Slpssd y ~ iswse On
es.nSA sssixp; No. = ~ Hxns eeass 49, =
for oonnea . gosa svDfng bsa.ds Extra = nos, ~
3eoAD eeAs zs1As 1sssaA
WHa1sy-l6Bss sctivs ssd ArnsE western = > =
: ossin-Nhms opsasd 1sn 81 sIsssd Aan - J 70 =
ssuu q 4 5Aea % ~ OhipsOs Spsese UOa = 70
m on, lanol u ~ Anb~ IN; p - cAaiss g.
n outs1S oR3es - ~ ~ Anbs; - - ~ Win-
tsr ~ Waasv1 sGDa = ~ ~ 1872 ooaaA 40
: seUs g ~ nv wn1ss ~ ~ go s1An,
VIII snall saIes Z. pssvsess Isipa. Aslsv = ~
~ q 10 for stats u soe sAaaes CanaAs - -
3SDf q tx cunsAa Wsss. Aarisy Nam qase ON
s,asr aarps rssaoYes h - = lsww - S409oe ~ ~
'sosnG. s7oss1<c fbe sssnd nixsA Western, - -
unsousA, aaA t1Deoc - ssaDA
aroesria-Yhn. segar quiet aad nr1s Cshs - -
oovsS6 1t l41<s. Meiasss auist ard stsady.
! Heoe-HGlata Olss As1sel essp. - $500 s's
leeS crop.
Psto,sun-Qsiss end am q ss5<e sbr orsAs. 81 =
90 fse nsGnsaiA Bad. &
Provissoss-Poxk Len activs Ard lower - - 7s0ss 8
for ns esoag q - Is sa - - sus 1rns. ~ = =
- = Tor prime nss Dssf quiss ard Asn q 10 -
u 70 for p,ai. .ss a,l u sools - for sGtr. -
DasfAasss uEeAaaged OF heaW Qtst - asaAy d
lA14ol71<c for sAsulAsrs. asd % oo03s15e fos ~
Dscoa dali. Lard quiet. hssvy - lower at 3601ke
Batter In ds.and - &1o<as ~ o.. 80 Ae0eee q
ataas. Nesss sSssdy - ~ 01s1lp III ~
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OuR genial and irrepressiblc friend Sam.
NJ. Rankin, reached here yesterday from
Washington City, in a most admirable state
of physical preservation. We are glad to see
him.
By reference to the i" Real Estate card
found upon our third page, it will be seen
that Sam is chief clerk of the Land and Tax
Agency of Hagerman, Rankin l. MeCary.
Mr.. Hagerman has been long resident of
Clark county, Missouri, and is well known to
many of our citizens. He has had large ex-
perience in this business, is an active and re-
liable man, and thoroughly well posted in
Missouri lands.
Rankin & McCrary are too well and favor.
ably known to need introduction or common
dation.
Ditto of Sam. He will fill his department
splendidly. And being amiably disposed we
counsel him to marry, domesticate himself
here and become one of our permanent citi
Gems.
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A LARGER crowd should have welcomed the
Hudson Brothers at the Atheneum last even
ing. Their singing was splendid. They have
voices of extraordinary fullness, richness and
melody and they rendered their patriotic, d.
dactic and pathetic pieces with great force
and beauty. lis pity that the variety of
tastes that have to be considered, when the
public is to please, makes it necessary for this
troupe to put the humorous and comical upon
their programme at all. We hope to hear the
Hudsons in Keokuk again soon and to see
then a crowded house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-17

We notice that the 44th and 61st Illinois
regiments, now in Texas, will shortly be mus.
tered out and sent home. Would like to hear
similar intelligence from the Iowa regiments
vet in the field.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-17

Mr.. CARRIER, Of Hamilton, Ills, placed
on our table yesterday, stem with six apples
on it 4; some as large as goose egg, being
the second growth. E4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-17

Hrs Honor, Justice 8. F. Miller, and fami-
", arrived home last evening from st. Louis.
Judge Miller goes upon Wednesday to Des
Moines, at which place the United States Cir
cult court is now in session.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-17

Col. GEO. B. CoRKHILL, who has been in
the city for couple of days, leaves this morn
ing for Dacotah Territory, where he goes up
on government business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-17

THE interal revenue tax paid by the De-
Moines Valley road for the last month, fall
but few dollars short of $1,000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-17

VIZ are informed by Mr.. A. J. Wilkinson,
President of the Library Association, that
Bayard Taylor, the celebrated traveller, will
deliver lecture before the Association on
the oath of this month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-17

CHEAP, HLEaAxr, substantial, and durable
is the clothing that is sold by Hess, Stern 4
Co. Call upon them.