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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

Persons in the city desiring to take the WIG
regularly, can DO so BY leaving their name and
resiaeaee at the WHO OFFICE, when their names
will be entered on the Carriers list for delivery.
In al snch casss. settle with The Carrier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
By RICHARD CAUTH0RN.
XTALU ABLE AND DESIRABLE

v COTTON FACTORY, MACHINERY,
STEAM ENGINE. &C., AT AUCTIOS.-I will
sell at suction. at the old Powhatan Warehouse,
Rockets. on WEDNESDAY, II h May, at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, the Cotton. Machinery, Engine
and all the Fixtures of Q Factory in order and
capable of turning out 2W lbs. yarn per day
The Engine il o5.horse power, and an excel ent
one. This offers fine OppOrtnnityNo man Of
enterprise with capital
T, rms at sale. Il. CAUTHORN.
myg-tds'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

BY HAEEs 4 CO.,
81 Main Street.
WE will sell, at our sales rooms, on
w MONDAY next at 10 O'clock
Furniture, SidebOnrds. Sofas,
MnhogOny fables, Chairs,
1 La &c Desk, &C.,
Cooking Stove,
I Dbl Picked Beef.
boxes Navy Tobacco,
large lot OF Shoe Thresd.
lot Carpsnten' Tools, Firmer Chise.s
Saws, &C.,
Crockery snd Glassware,
Sewi. & Machine, H. order,
Several pairs Blankets. Beds. Msttres.
fes, Pillow, &C.,
bushels Clover Seed,
Gold end Silver Watches, &C., SC.
Parties will sen d in their goods before morn.
Ing OF sale. HAEES h 60,
myl2-f Auctioneers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
,prr-I1 NnTICE

Persons who gave dee bills for subscriptions
early in April viii he called upon by Mr.. A. A.
Porter. Of this Office. for their collection. Those
in funds can pay it to hin. my l3-Ss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
THE
National Bank Of Virginia,
AT RICHMOND.
Capital, Half Million.
Capital,

Capital, Half Million.
United States Custom House-Entrsnce on Bank
street.
s T. SuIT, President
GEO. T. MkY Ylcs.Presldent
JoHN b. MORTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
II uben RaglAnd, David Carrie,
John 3. Nc. ton, 5. 7. SUIT,
John NJ. Lamb Chas. Gallagher,
Geo. W. Gillian, Robt. ". Hughes.
Geo. u. May.
Government DepositAry and Financial Agent
Of jaw Cooke b Co. for the L. 6. $50 Loan and
Exchange on Europe and all the Northern cities
bought and sold at the lowest rates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

7 OST.-A fine OIL PAINTING, by Wash.
i Il ington, representing Q picket oh post, was
taken from my room on Main street during the
fire of April 3rd. A liberal reward wi ] be paid
for any information that may 10 to It's recoye'
ry. Address II. A. HAMILTON,
myI5-3t- Corner 9TH and Leigh streets.
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ARGE GRANITE FRONT TEN

T ARGE GRANITE FRONT TEN
- EMENT on the north side OF Ma street
two doors belo W the st. Charles Hotel, for rent
at auction.-Will be rented at auction, for six
10 o'clock N the very desirable granite front
Store located as above, recently in the occupsn
cy Of Mr.. W. T. Trueman. II has q front Of
about IS feet and q depth Of about $50 feet -
This Is tirstrate business stand After renting
out the store, the UPPER part Of the tenement
will be rented for tire same time. II Is well
adapted for Offices or lodging looms.
Terms at the hour of renting.
'RRISON, GuDDIN IL APPERSON.
myl2-td
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

A sK Any Newsdealer or Sutler
"A for copy Of DAwLEY'5 NEW PuBLl'
CATION. my S-eod4t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
AUCTION sales.--future nay.

VALUABLE LOT ON WEST SIDE IL h, BE.
Y TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREET, AT
AUCTl0N.--On wEDNESl Az, the 18th cay
May, at 10 o'clock M. we wi sell upon the pre-.
mises the To- upon which stood the once OF
Messrs Richie h Dunavant. II fronts 3l IA
feet runs back "a ~ feet, with slleys on both
sides.
This lot adjoins the property Of Messrs. H.
Exa.l. !. Thomas, Jr.. Kent, PINE Co., and
James Wsrwi,k, and is one OF the most valuable
now on the market.
Terms wi he made known at the time OF sale.
By request of the heirs al law Of w. W. Duna-
want decd. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
nv l5-3t Auctioneers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

By +. B. COOK, Auctioneer,
40 Main Street.)
HOUSEHOLD FUR sITURE, &C.
For SALE AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, the 18th instant at 10 O'clock,
" / will sell. at nv store, an ex Eel ont lot Of
Furniture &C., embracing
Handsome mahogany cabinets, marble top
Mahogany and other wardrobes
Cottage and French post he6steads
Dir ing, tpi!ct and other tables
ParloT, cane aud windsor chairs
Feather beds, boist rs and pillows
Hair and shuck mattresses
Tin safes, 1t YES, DC
God and liver watches
China, GRO Ike glassware, DC
myl5 F. COOK Auct'r.
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AICTlOx SALES Thi. Day.
NOTICE.

.'-t OFFICE DEPOT OF REPAIRs}
As CRY PoIhT, May II leoo.
TN accordance with the order OF the Quarsr'
i master General q. 6. A., Of April 70 1862
and Of orders of Brigadier General Rufrs lngsis,
Chief Quartermas er, g.. there will be cold AZ
PUBLIC AUCT n,
To the highest bidder. g quantity OF
HORSES, MULES, WAGONS AND HARNESS,
which are suitable for Farm and Road purposes.
Sales commence at
CITY POINT-saturday, May 18th, at General
Repair Shop.
RICHMOND--M ond ", May 18th. Rockets, near
Steamboat Landing.
pETERsBURG-Tuesday May l6, Ettrick's Fsc.
tory, near Campbell's Bridge.
CITY POINT-Weduesdsy. May IL, General Re.
pair Shop.
RICHhONp-ihursdsy, May 49, Rockets, near
Steamboat Landing.
PETERSBURG Friday, May 10 Ettrick's Fac.
tory, near Campbelrs bridge.
At 10 O'clock A. NJ.
TRRxs-Cash, in Government Funds
l.. J. STRAHG.
Capt. Il A. Q. NJ, in charge Of
myl5-tP Depot of Repairs, City Point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

By L. B. COOK, Auctioneer,
f79 Main Street.t
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C., FOR SALE
i'll AT AUCTION.-0n MONDAY, the 10th
instant, at II o'clock ! will sell at the residence
of DR.. Rust, -four doors ab We the Spotswood
Hotel) an assortment of very good Furniture.
embracing:
Two Tete-a.tste Sofas, Parlor and Cane
Ghiirs
One Mahogany Side board marble top
Marble Top Centre Tables
One Handsome Etagre
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Bed Iteads
Spring and Hair Mat ras es
Lounge, Carpets
Range and several Stoves
Crockery and Glass Ware
Two excellent Bathing Tubs, Ac.
my l2-tds Z. b. COOK, Auct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

MEAT FRAME TENEMENT, ON SECOND,
~ between Marshall and Clay
Streets, For Sale M Auction.
Will he sold at Auction, on the premises, on
PRTDA Y, the 18TH MAY, at O'Clock, =. NJ,
the Dwelling located as above described; II has
six rooms, is early rev, and in good order and
has XII chen with two rooms and has gas and
water on the lot, The reighborhood is an ex.
cellent one. and the property well suited for the
accommodation of a small tamil. The OF Ia
twenty feet four inches front by llO feet deep,
snd adjoins the property Of N. c. Lipscombe
and Others
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
myl2-tds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15

By REGNAULT & CO.; N
Franklin street, between 9th and It'll streets.
WE will sell at auction, on TUESDAY morn
w ing, 10th instant, at 10 o'clock, at our
salesroom, IS above, an excellent ASSORTMENT OF
Household and Kitcht Furniture,
Cryckery, Tin and Glassware and
Merchandise Generally. la.
Consignments received until morning OF sale.
myl5-2t REGGAULT u CO.,
Auctoneers, DC.
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HOR NEW YORK

TOR NEW HORh.-The fine steam
ship YAZO0, Capt. George ". Couch, will
leave City Point on tuesday TO morrow, the 18th
instant, for New York. Passengers from this
place must leave here by the morning boat at
B o'clock A. NJ. The Yszoo will leave soon after
their arrival. Pass ge aud faie, including meals
and ST te room Accommodations onl, S2U.
GARRETT F. WATSON.
n, B-The Yazoo's days OF departure from
New York will be Saturdays from City Point
every Tuesday Other particulars VIII be given
in subsequent no.ics. Freight solicited each
way. myl9-n-
TOR BALTIMORE DIRECT
& The steamer FANNIE, will leave the dock
at the foot of 9Th street on Tuesday next, 18th
inst, at II o'clock, noon.
Cabin passage 800; meas extra.
Storage do 90; do do
Apply to the captain on board myl6-2t'
DOW STEAMBOAT
i C0MPANY.-F0R BALTIMORE.-The fine
steame FANNIE, capt Cater, will sail Tues
day morning at 10 'cl OK.
For freight or passage apply on board in dock
foot 9Th street.
shippers must procure permits before they send
myis-lt' DAVID & WIN. cURRIE.
DOOKS....Burke's History Of Virginia !;
ID smiths do RI dseg's South CIrolins; Early
History OF America $40 for Washington Let.
to Reports Of cat les &c. to Confederate TO.
vernme T. &c vols. Scnoolcrsfts Indians lst
vol IA lroad Export. Libraries bought in large
and small quantities at present at Mr. Docherty's
shoe. tore 18th street tor Wall street or after.
wards address ALFRED HUNTER,
myl5-lt- Washington City.
Oats OATSi OATS!-2,OOO
" bashe bright oats s6oat on consignment.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers.
A.MILLSPAUGH,
myI6-2t No. is Main ST
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
A GRAND
S E L &c T B A L L

s E L E c T b a l. u
VIII be given ct the United States Hotel, co ner
of Main and 18th streets,
FBDNESDA Nay, I'm. 1866.
COMMITTEE OF ARRGSGIMEkfs.
!. Alexander. VIM. H. Johnston
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
T. l.. Robinson, J. T. Mum.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
RE. J. RYAN, Pedro Moran,
A. II. Toler. Daniel Wren,
C.. W. Null.
We propose to give genteel and respectable
ball, and no improper characters viii be admit
ted IL known to the committee.
There will be strong military guari in at
tendance. to see that the above RUE Is carried
ont and good order il kept
SMITHS COTILL0N BAND
will he In attendance.
Tickets, admitting a gentleman and two Ia
dies, 80.
Entrance on 10Th street. myi5-I
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TOR RENT.-A very nice front ROOM
il on the lower door, with the entire uss OF the
fro nj door. very suitable for 0 gentleman.
For particulars enquire az the corner OF Mar
ali al and \ adieon streets. myi5- =
TOR RENT.-Several pleasant furnished
rooms for gentlemen or part OF furnished
ho-se for a f,mily without children.
Apply on Main str. OF next TO the corner OF So
cond. mylo-2L
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-15
DOWWATAN STEAMBO 4 II
OATSI OATsi OATa!-2.OOO

" bnshe bright osts aAoat on consignment.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers.
A. MILLSPAUGH,
mJI6-2t No is Main 81
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MOVEMENTS EUROPEAN STEAMERS.
Shipping News.

ALMANAC POK RICHMOND THIS DAY. MAY 10.
Sun rises .........,4.s9 Moon sets (morn) 10
Sun sets. .........7 l High Water. 90
r,Sra. or, nIEuAIlNn ~ no I'D IA laSS
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PERSON AL.
AMELIA COUNTY. MAY 9th, 1865.
PARK PERRIN, Of Han
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT.-The KEY ard FURNl'
TURE Of a first rate Dwelling Bonse nicely
furnished nd in desirable part Of the city, adj
mirably suited for priv tie DO riding house con:
tanning II rooms, besides kitchen rooms &C.: and
a carriage house. Tn. furniture will be sold at
a fair vGluation-the key given TO the purchaser.
Address MRS. DAVIS,
my l5-2t' Al TINS once
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30
PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CIIARLEST TON.
Arrived Yesterday.
TDEo. 90

Brig Cyclone. Partridge late Griffin, Turks Island
days Salt TO the Master Capt b. Griffin. late comman
der OF te brig, ana nntivo Of Stockton Me- died Mt
Sehr wenonap Tall. Baltimore. days: NIdzo. To
chon. Forreston 4 Mclean, Railroad Co. Order, II
Marshall Hunt Bros, j Malonce " Robson, II NJ
fens & Co, q II Lnstcdt Chisolm Bros, q Averi &
Son, W Whilden & Co. w Rochester, NIordecai & Co,
s T Cole, Kiinck, Wickcnbcrg Co, Ebaugh Malonee
rs sGF David David Faust Lord New York days aIdze
Ahrens Il Co, Joseph Hilton E Dates & Co, Hastie,
Calhoun Il Co, Edserton & richards a Caldwell w
road agent, d o'Neii, Howe, Doucin CO, Heseman,
d Schur, !hinck Wickenbcrg Co. Chaplin, Tuppcr
( Co, Dcrnhariy il jaeger, Kins noln,ann Bros
IL klattc Co, and others. The ID. Faust experienced
heavy weather OH the passage, aud lost part Of the deck
BELOW, AT ANCHOR INSIDE NEAR TIE BAR.
Schr Louisa Crockett, Crockett New York. - days.
1dze. To w Roach Hart, Sr, l. wcstopt. Capt Hol-
i Adger. i Niser X Co. McD % brown. 'i Bomann mn
Bros Bischof Il Go. Conner Il Co, G II Ctausscu,
waite J Dawson, ] Helms, iiarrsson Jennings,
Thomnson IL Co, II Kluttc " Co. Klinck, Wickcnberg
shall 1fcCaSc. o:Neiil Son. II f'g silcox So % Ca
lailroad Co. L street, Thompson K Co. w Williams
Iascr IIastio Galhoan Co. Hart Co, ftGHs Msssm 3
II Noise X Co II Klattc 4 Co W Marschcr & Go, 4
Ad$er, H BischoaS < Co, W NJ Bird Co, Craig Tuomey
Dig Mountain laSlc ana Dark and Il schooner, ul-
known
IN THE OFFING.
ship, unknown.
Br barks David McNutt aud Sen Queen, and schr
Cleared Yesterday. fDEc. 90
Sciir Th0s Frazier, Wells, Jacksonville Fa-Fcrgu
son Il Holmes.
From this Port.
Brig Henry Means, Hall. Wilmington, Dec. -.
Scl,r Rlchc! Seaman, O'Nrill. Wilmington Dee. ~.
Cleared fcr this Port.
llrS Atlas, Mitchell. n. New York Dec 24.
Brig Russian. Williams. at PHILADELPHIA, Dec %.
Schr Ella, Bradley, ut Philadelphia, Dec. ~
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NOTICE,

ToAfIi:NTS WHO ALE SUFFERING WIFI. RKEtG-
L MArlCAI. Imins and swcllings. reiI-asis. tooth
and head ache. CONT, slini cough asthma. quinsy.
dcafcSs diseases or tile conractione, ja,iiticc,
suppression Of the mcrscs fi.l; nj the womb. drupsy,
piles chcns, a kinds oi skin and blood diseases.
paralysis epilepsy. dyseps dysei,ry, iar.
rtra. liver conpnlnt. G IL: / .ls of icycrs. ought "a
try the nau! hcaling art. called Ba'nsrc:lti the
Life icvvrr. who rcrcsriiis ;c most complete AIn".
rry's sop in the hest AMI ;rucst acisr hnc:se tie
fccls warming, nn;nang. relieving, aud governs tine
circulation o! .ac blood liz critical eases. instance
ap0pexy. collie. rncn:noria. nervous i'yer, cholera.
yellow ievcr trance or apparent death. where have
10 time tn hi consultative where thu fact ought to br
instantly decided. IN s:ich circumstances this proves
tho Iite Eevrcr ot lii therefore patients
attacked with such critical Gsrascy o"t cali due
time vt tbr Office ni nnnscl;d.isn and not wai. until
their paysica..s lavo pronounced the casc hopeless
ONCE aui residence No. . Burns lano.
gsCf.t... ..st.F ..-s Dr. J. e, LUDWIG,
December lmoS ITcfel sfoI1l y luuc ccli"idtist-
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports

Exports.
JACKSONVILLE, FLAP II schr Ihos j Frazer-200
sacks Liverpool Salt
Imports.
TURNS 1SI.AND-pcr brig Cycfonc-s600 bushels Salt,
to the Master.
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WILMINGTON. peccinbs. 27.-.So transactions re-
ported in Crude Tnrpeltinn Or J nr.i .
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures OF n3 bills lin NY. bbls)
ut 6lIac. 2 gallon. .-, 81, p
RosI.-ln Common notice sales of go bbIs fin
bad ordcr a. $4s5 100 de-" at $l75; G25 do at Sc, .d
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30
ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.


nj MAlSDEN'S PICTORIAL BALM IS PREPARED
lfl from the recipe NJ of the inost distinguished
and successful physicians of the ago in tho treatment OF
bronchial dia,ases.
II combines ia active principles of the most valuable
xpcctolaa.s e ia" i!Gi"ra aIcdica, together with
Basamic IS::i:s prepared scientific princr cs pro.
tI'c% preparation p;st to 'iie taste and certain in
;a cIsi.:.s
Fol: COUGHS A&D COL!IS-Use tho pECTORAL
BALM TiIicTcr ti,. III Troublesome. Three doses
.r,li"a'S 1ive cases, taken at
crv:; diGi@ the ':ny, VII! ci rt coE:,lc" euro.
Fox NEOUlI%;; COrtIi.-Iakc fl tose inmcdl.
atcy icr aApt:ac' of ro:"I;nn. wLfrl will 1e oUnd to
relieve the sfrcc:. I ,.iOrt time all symptoms win
iisnp;.,ar.
rU:; CIOI;T.-Ihis alarming E'I often fatal disease
!st lp promptly ...ci'l"i -. t'ive ino ci3 iull
isre directs, every ;,rcG minutes Nnt:l venting
pr. ur.f .cl, i,c ,;c:c Intervals Of every
anil ri! sy!Hrtnns of s distressing complain
FOR ISF.U!:NZA.-.r:k kc u dose every three honrg-
,,rrl,;g TIE day. and retiring: ~ v,sf.
FOl; ASyHNA.-'f" Gc taken rcica:cil!y !ir!rg the
paruxysm i::i;;l c%l'rr do: .crnInc. easy.
CONStfM.riOE.rIiE Nest fatal :nl :asiaic,s ,l!s.
Ire cured ia earliest IL; 10 of this
:;iy Valuable Ei".li.ne. Js :ut:rHt can at I'll taea
sud relief by ji:c .nIs nse " the PiC:Oi.AL BALM
Prepared by =. -. hA::SDEN
New Orleans s;.fi Sew York
90. Fer sale ~ III ntTcg!s.s and :Ic.clan.s
Sot:.njcr % ..t lno'
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines.

yNDGERToN & RICHARDS HAVE RESUMED THE
~ Agency Of the Improved WHEELER " WILSON'S
HIGHEST PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES. and are
now prepared to ill orders heretofore the Manu-
lecturers prices.
rho wc:i-known and acknowledged superiority CT
these Mp,,nes nil others :or Ingr .lrua and
household purposes inslres cse in want OF suc an
article of household economy that, obtaining one OF
these they Will secure Machine adapted to all kinds
OF family sewing and to tho o scamstrcsses dress.
makers, ailors, manufacturers Of Shirts collars skirts
cloaks. mantills clothing hats caps corses ladies'
boots and shoes, linen goods, nnbrellns parasos 6c
They work equally we'll upon sk linen. woolen and
cotton goods with silk, cotton. or linon thread Toy
will seam, quilt gather, hcm foll cord, braid bind
and perform any species of sowing, making beautiful
aud perfect stitch, allie on both sides Of tho article
geHil. Cd '.'.a u - EDGERTOy & RICHARDS
November 8 " 3nao Nos 80 and "a broad street
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95 do strained, at So a bbl In No sales of % bbs,
at So q bbl
CorToS-Sales to-day Of 81 bales at SO cents for
packed, ~ cents for Low ddling and 4S cents q ID
for Middng.
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New Drug Store
FLORENCE. S. c.

yJTE RESPECTFULLY INFORM our FRIENDS
w ana tho Public generally, that receiv.
Ing, and will sosn Offer ut Wholesale and retail tho arp
eat and beat eelcrted stock OF hnu Medicines Chemicah
Paints, Oils Dye Sus, Pcrinncry Soaps Brushes Sc.
la fact every article usually found in irst-;ass Drns
store.
Our stock has been selected from The largest importing
houses of New York and Philadelphia, by of OK.
pcrIcnce subsequently feel hesitation III warrant
ing every article as being strictly pnro.
Prescriptions will be accurately aI! neatly ,ouG
ed. NJ rli honrs of tho day and night.
October 81 JAR!tATT. EtccT 4 on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-02

BsrDos ovzs. - Argpss bomsbody
writes to the Carthage Gasstts, from Hamil-
ton, eo.csrning : bridge sver the river q this
Pc ! =. ( 1si' s.. . ii. ~ 81 - .s&
|r.nized With capital Of seven hundred and
fsffy thousand dollars for the erection Of
hide on the Des Moines Rapids Of the Mis-
sissippi river, and I suppose i EiIi be on =
line due west from Carthage, - I believe this
would strike the river on what is called thf
blower Chain" where the deepest water ~
low stage, would not probably exceed iouII
'sS Some THAI thasisis toe early in ths DAY
to bridge the Father Of Waters, here, bul
the only question is, "win 1t pay: :. ],
l. Now, my opinion is, that it will .'pay big,
could Gov, i ss 2s 81 'aG s psaa
ali that is needed to get their cash, is fan
mathematical exhibition of cost aud income
or per cent on the money invested. :.
4 Should \ bridge be built here, hope IT. il
lbe laree enough for railway, carriage AMI
foot passers. Nothing short Of the three vii
relieve the pressure of travel that does AM
will, naturally center in here at the foot
the rapids. If any one is inclined to be skep
4 teal on this point, let them come ana see ~
throngs that now cross ON the ferry boats hefd
Though not posted l am still inclined Y
think it double any crossing this side OF y
Louis. =.
The ease with which bridge can be built,
} no small item, too; shallow, smooth iimeston
bed. bluffs full of soft but almost imperishabl
: sand stone, that becomes harder and 1frme
by exposure, can be Aoated ON fat-boats ~
J erected into piers with greater dispatch an
! economy than the same amount of masonr
can be built anywhere on land.
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fuautial zlla GomunrfiM

DAILY qArE CRY QrTIcE,
n~eovnhog 1a94

DAILY CARA Ciry QrrlcE,
December !. 1888.
The weather is decidedly beautiful and very
favorable for out door transactions. Business wa
somewh better to day and the receipts we're very
good 1t will be seen from our quotations below
that there is an advance in butter and eggs, and
a slight decline in wheat and wool. We quote as
follows:
wrar-yo. l old Fall at 81 60; No. 2 do 81
to Is; No. Spring 81 to 10; damaged PAIN
and Spring soc 70 81 PEI hn.t. s
BEokwskAr-Choiee.$ 81 Is per bush.
CoRN-Ready sale at 80 to 35c per bush.
BrE--s5c per bush. A
BARLkY--S0 to 60c per bush
oArs-.o to &c per bush.
FLOUR II
Double Extra Fall at <II IS; No. 2 Fall sic;
Extra Spring 50 So superfine ~ so per Dbl.
BueKwHEr FLouR-- Choice. 50 per loo lbs.
Cork MEAL-$1 IS per loo lbs.
sUNDRIEs.
BrrrkR--Firm, with IN upward tendency. Sales
/ made at 80 to 35c per ID.
Eces-30 to s5c Ess dozen was paid to-dsy
WHITE BKAss-from 81 10 GO PEI hue. -
eording 10 quality.
GREEN ArFLgs-$l SO to 2 90 per bush.
PorAroEs-ce to Csc per bush Tor choice. i,
LARD--25c per Id.
BAces-2oc per III.
soKsHrx-Msrket well supplied. Choice =
ticle win sell from IS to 4ee per gal
CEIrkkss-Dall. The range l. from 81 50 10
50 90 per dsx.
BEgswAx-40c per 10.
RAss- 81 to &c per ID.
FEArHEKs-From common TO good, 40 TO see;
prime 90 to 7Sc per h.
HIpEs-Dry Gint lie; dry sailed sc Green
/ hp+ tad H. =
HaY-Good demand. Timothy 4I2 to Is 90;
Prairie ~ 90 to 10 90 per ton.
Wool-Tub- washed As to soc; fleece washed IS
TO Ace; unwashed of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-02

EXCHANGE STREET CsuRcH. - Our frst
quarterly meeting will be held to-day and to-
morrow in the Exchange NJ f. Church. 1t
is now repaired, and comfortable. and ready
for worship, though not yet painted. Preach
ing tonight at o'clock by the Pastor. Rev.
b. W. NJ. Colt, from Warsaw, ILL.,, will preach
on Sabbath at ii o'clock A. NJ, Rev. E. L.
Briggs, Presiding Elder, Sunday evening.
All are cordially invited to come who may de.
sire place among us, for the Lord has dons
wonderful things for us, whereof we rejoice.
We hope for the ingathering of many this
winter. Let the youth of our city come-rich OF
poor-wise or unwise-come and let us go to
the heavenly country. "You'h is the time to
serve the Lord. Let not the aged stay
away, for death draweth near
We are obliged TO Messrs Hamill, Well.
and others, as trustees ofthe city school, 70,
favoring us with the use of the school house
so long, in which our little flock so pleasant,
'worshipped God
JONI BURGESS Pastor