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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

AUS NOT GOLD THAT GLirTERs."-But STIR
IINas AsBRosIA makes the hair rich, sof, and luIuri
ant; giving that glossy hue Of the raven wrg which
no other hair preparation can initiate. 67;9s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

,gEIgsw M MANHOOD:
4ssE1 How Lost How Restored
Jsst iubishcd, ssaed Bnveiops Price sir ce'rfs
LECruRE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT,
and Radical Cure Of Spermat0rahma OF Seminal Weak
nees, Involuntary Rmisions, Sexual Debility, and In
pediments 70 Marriage generally Nervousness, Con
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and Physical In
capacity, resu ting from Abuse &c by Rom. j.
CuLvERwRLL, N D.. author Of the Green Book, &c
- BooS TO THOUSANDS or svYpsHHss"
Sent under seal, IN plain envelope, to any address.
post paid receipt Of SIX cents, two postage stamps.
| by Or. J. O. KLINE,
i27 Bowery, New YorK-Post Office bon 1850,
| 6i:73:daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

| ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
IL Post Office At Montpelier, State Of Vermont, the
LIST day OF Aug. 1865.
Allison, Andrew Hewott, Joseph
Atwood Albert Kems,
Bunet, wmW Megher Bridget MISS
Brown, Henry Pfenuss. Henry
Burke, AC P1ueautt George
Brunnelle, Y George Ripley. VIM P
Brovn, Nathan Raj iron, VIM
CLARK. Almon Sullivan. Herbe
Cate Louis Seymour. 1t Wn.
Cutler. Geo d seaver, AdeliA Miss
Chenette, Francis Tabor CApt X
Dewey, VIM Tatro, Clifford
Fraug L X Whpple, W
Could Emily Welles, w
Could Edwin Weles, Hannah
Ualison, Allen Wiley, ATdeliA NJ Mrs
Greenough, Lucretia Mrs Wilson, 1t
Hallett re w elton, O
Hubbard VIM Young, WIN
Howard, Il II
To obsin any Of the letters, the applicant must Gall
for advertised letters give the date Of the and pay
two cents for advertising.
II not called for within month, they will be sent
to the Dead Letter0Ece.
JAMES @. FRENCH, Postmaster.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

g TATE OF vER Mt,

- L A TIE OF YER MO Mt,
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
Ia Probate Court, held at Montpelier, in said Dis
trict, on the 22i day Of July, A. d. 1865;
r. ID, Putnam, administrator Of the estate of Sam
us Davidson, late Of Cabot. in said district, deceased
presents his administration socount for examination
distribution and partition ofthe estate ofssid deceased
whereupou, II is ordered BY said Court, that
session Of said Court to be held at the Probsie
Office in said Montpelier, on the 22i day Of Au-
gust. A. d. 1865, for hearing and decision there
given to all persons interested by publication Of the
same three weeks successfully In the Vermont Watch.
man State Journal, newspaper published at Mont
peer, previous to said time appointed for hearing,
that they may appear said time and place. and show
cause, II any they may have, why said sccount should
not be allowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court,
61A0 Attest n A CHASE Registsr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
ROSTON Cattle MARKET.

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CA MBRIDGE AND BRIG HToE
[plepoI ted and telegrsphed TO the Watohmsn.l
For the week ending Wednesday, Aug I'd. 1858.
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle Sheep. 5hotes Fat Hogs. Calves
This weak 1868 560l 500 400 $50
One wear ago, sofa 6O3i $50 200 500
Beer CATrLE-Extra fat and heavy premium Oxen,
Sl2,50 q $500; ist quality Sll, Sl2,2o; 2nd
quality $40 90 IL ,50 Sd quality $500 30 90 per
100 lbs on total weight Of hide, tallow and dressed
beef few choicest single pairs, 10000 $3.50.
Bulls, So, 5000 $500,
Working oxen, aS per pair, or according
to their value as beef Handy Steers, as 40.
$780, with without calves, as may be agreed far
row and dry S2s $40:
Sheep and Lambs, 6icj extra cts per 10. on
live weight; or $3.50 s3,23 per head, in lots.
Shotes--wholesale 10 lao; retail, 90 a 0Oc per ID
Dressed 90 0Oc. Fat Hogs, IL a i2ac per ID
Spring Pigs. wholesale, lsc RETAIL IL zoo FER 10.
Veal Calves SO sl2 per head.
Hides, 80 per ID. Country lots, 10.
Celf-skins, 90 . 00o.
Tsllow-7 a So per Id.
Pelts--37o Si.0O each.
REMARKS Notwithstanding the hot weather and
the unfayorable state OF the city market during the
past week, the much smaller number both Of sheep
and lambs at market this week. seems to have enoour
aged the butchers buy freely aud At rates to make
the beef full high As last week. although II u
said the $50 from Albany bought rather cheaper
than one week ago Lambs, think, sell full as vel
as last week, many were commission. Those tha
were not engaged found no difficulty In disposing
their droves at 81 25 - so for good fair lots Cave
rather dull, and pigs little cheaper, but on the Who'll
great change 70 announce in the live stock msrke
this week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
Legal Aotiffs.

A BEL EBsTER'5 ESTATE.
L1Tne subscribers having been appointed BY the
Honorable Probse Court for the District Of Washing
ton commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust All
claims and demands ~ all persons against the estate Of
Abel Webster late OF Cabot In said District deceased
represented insolvent, and the term Of six months
from the 9th day Of July 1868, being SLOWED by said
Court to the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit aud
prove their respective claims before us Give notics
that we will attend to the duties Of appointment
AZ the dwelling house Of Allen Perry In Cabot IN said
District, the last Saturdays Of August and Dsoem-
her next. at O'Clock In the forenoon each Of said
days. BENZ. r. SCOTT, IT,
CALEB FISHER Vo""
Cabot July 18th, A. ID. 1855.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

A CARD.-A partner for life wanted. |
N avail myself Of the opportunity Of addressing the
ladies Of this section through the medium
Of the press. as DESTROYS Of opening union for
life with respectable lady Of intelligence possess
ing kind aud Amisble disposition. Any lady DESTROYS
Of changing their situation for life. please address
S.H p.
Malone, Franklin Coun y, N. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

w ANTED.--A girl to do house-work.
w A good faithful girl and who understands
all kinds Of work. and we'll recommended will
learn OF good steady situation by applying at this
office Diff
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
Giants

:" ANTRD Immediately .-TWENTY
w good BRIDGE CARPENTERS to work the
Vermont Central and Sullivan Rsilroads Application
may be made TO the subscriber his office In the Depot
Building H. Jenny. Bridge Master.
VI & q. VT, q. Il s. X, X.
A fbans, July 10, 1885 67dsw3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

Coventry, w Jan. 20, 1850
G. Scoheld Sir -Four years experience In using
your valuable skill for trapping foxes has convinced
beyond doubt Of its superior merit II seems to work
with magical power. ISAAC PARKER, IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-23

WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
n a LEVY WILL PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR.
-. Diamonds watches Jeweiry aud Silver Ware, lso
Grand street, near broadway. xftsi.A
cy BELArs VIII GIVE THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR.
-. Watches, Diamonds aud AL Minds ~ IoTsry frirh.
Italian. Sn1nsh spoken. Loans ntgJaei 81 HusiNty.
rum No. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-23

cJan REWARD STOLEN OCTOBER 20, A BROWN
sTlUU Mare Top Wagon Harness, Lap Robe and
Whip The Hight brown, switch tall hair peeled
OF both pin bones; harness made by Graham; wagon,
made By I?ckwood black body with striped running part
robe black side aud striped tho other with
the Of Mason stitched with white thread The above
reward will be paid by returning the or giving such In
thief by Terrence Mcguire livery stables % and " East
Fourteenth rect kew York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-23
exon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Daniel Clary was murdered at the !" Lion Brewery,y
10th street Eighth and Ninth In the
Of New York and the murderer q mdderes have not YET
OF the city OF New York BY virtue OF the authority vested In
me- do hereby offer OF Five Hundred Doars 10
maid on the and conviction OF the said murderer
urdere paid the certificate q the District Ator-
shsi bave 6cen tried convicted that In his opinion the
person sppyinr such reward s legally entitled 10 the
sae hui ch shall be deemed forfeited In such
certificate presented @ the Mayor within twenty days
Given under my hand ii the City Hall Of the city Of New
io'A' ''' q GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-23

DARE CHANCE TO MANUFACTURE COTTON,
~ wooen Machinery u Gin sell my large Mannfsc,oy
located 10 city Of Worcester; sail buildings are nearly
100 3s feet square, enclosing court engine main
shang, betting boilers and hxed machinery IN perfect or
better pf 20 goo Operatives rmachinrs;
terms easy sale Apply for fu particulars 70 L. o.
kNIFFES, paus b str. Worcester Mas. .W, =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-23

A THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP BRICK HOUSE.
N No West Thirty fifth street, between Fifth and Sixth
for sale. with immediate possession Apply the
premises. He .1iaegih ~ fHfNl ,UHn4lF T4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-12
TIE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest Publication in tho United

The Cheapest Publication in the United
States.
The New YoRK WEEKLY HERALD Is now not only the
best but tho cheapest weekly paper published in this
country. Wnic all the other weekly papers have
creased the subs rpt pr from twenty five to
hundred per cent the WEEKLY HERALD is mailed ut the
old rates, as follows
zntce Cop W.
Aon Oop.e'.. 10
Any larger number addressed of subs rbcrs
81 80 eaoh An extra copy will be every club Of
Ten. Twenty copies to address, year SOS, and
any larger number at price. An extra copy will
DO sent 70 clubs of twenty These rates make tie WEEKLY
HERALD the cheapest publication in the country
Postage Ave cents per copy for three months.
The WEEKLY HERALD will hereafter be printed the
best paper Saturday and mailed Saturday agents
well subscribers It will contain all the Of
The week UP TO the hour of publcation-nine o'clock
Saturday morning The WEEKLY HERALD, beng
paper well as family literary paper cannot be ante
dated, most publications OF the Kind arc 1t will
therefore, DO prime ut the latest moment, and its
tents will embrace tho latest news Illustrated with MAPS
with the latest improvements
Single cop. os in Wrappers five centa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-12
The News from Engiand-The Recent
Yfcfories--Vha Canadian ImbrOgli0.

The News from Engiand-Thc Recent
victories-The Canadian Imbrogiio.
The European news brought by the Morayian,
at Portland, Is TO the 30th OF December, and
Of considerable interest II viii indeed be
regarded by many Of our readers as Of
much Importance. The Moravian reports that
the Hansa, which sailed from New York on
Saturday. the 18th ult, had reached Southamp-
ton, announcing the capture Of Fort MoAllister
by Geaeral Sherman, the probable fall Of
Savannah the details Of General Thomas great
victory at Nashville, and the publication Of
General Dix's order on the subject Of the future
treatment of rebel raiders from Canada, to-
gether with the reports Of the action in Con-
gress on Canadian affairs.
This stirring intelligence, reaching England
In one day, produced remarkable effect on
the minds Of the people Of that country, causing
somewhat Of q financial and political sensation.
The rebel loan declined three per cent, an
active demand sprang up for United States
fve-twenty bonds, which rose napidly in the
market Illinois and Erie stock went up,
making the advance one dollar per share on
the weeks transactions, and cotton declined.
These were results which were reasonably
expected to flow from such news, but the COM
nents of the London press on General Dix's
famous order appear the most remarkable, when
ell things are taken into consideration. 1t was
thought that England would throw herself into
state of great excitement over the threat to in
vade Canada. She did SO on the Trent affair, and
why not on Canadian invasion! But the con-
trary is the case. The most rabid Of the anti
American journals merely express the hope
that the order "may not be enforced" and that
Congress may not "complicate the situation"
by its action on it. The London Times finds
that President Lincoln is frank" and "tem-
perate" in the language Of his mes
sage on the subject Of the raids, and
scouts tho idea that England and the United
States should go to war merely to "play the
game" of the rebel agents in Canada and on
the frontier line, who have been intriguing to
bring about such formidable" event. In
deed, Judging from the tone Of the London
Times, it appears as if it were impossible even
to kick England into war with the American
republic.
Sherman and Thomas, in their recent brilliant
operations, may BIO set down as the real peace
makers with England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-12

FERNANDO WooD's SPEEm.-Fernando Wood
has been making speech in Congress against
the amendment to the constitution abolishing
slavery. We believe that his opposition will
benefit the measure. In bis speech he laid down
the points for future Grafton which ought
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-12

never to be delivered. None Of his points are
well taken. Most Of them have no point at all
Upon the others all are agreed, and no argu-
ment il necessary. Fernando Is played
out politician. His constituents have refused
to re-elect him, and we advise him TO die
gracefully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-12

states that large oroo Of vorkmen have been placed
the east Tennessee and Virginia Railroad 10 repair tho
damage it suffered fsom the stoaeman raid A Gre In
Charlotte, n c. the 7h met destroy vast
of rebel army stOTea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-12

A MODERN DRUrD.--Having got into jail and
out Of Jail, the person calling himself Druid"
has resumed his letters to The World These
letters are worthy Of that journal Their in
telligence IL false, their information deceptive,
and their statements are unworthy Of serious
credcnce. "Druid" takes our extracts from the
rebel papers and enlarges upon them from his
ardent Imagination. However, the rest Of the
special news Of the World is equally unreliable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10
Iass~alpv AeeS41ks esGA 4IsAmsal.
Washington, April 8.
Tho Risbmodd AWhig d Tharsd.y


The Rio6modd awhig d Thursda,
evsoisg ssys:- Z aissssF &.
The transition from enormous price.
a1d , depssel4edE carascy,te rsa-osaAl.
rates and real money, has come 30 sud
denly upon the citisens that Ii viii be som.
ti@s before they can properly ressiss tb.
change. Batter Was scarce at SR5 /.
pound, nov plenty At 56@Gi's par pouad
eggs that we're hid assy ;. $500 coz ID
are 3oG other sseanQtitise ~ gssscqna
rate. A ~ s'aN ?
Monday morniee pendias the excite.
ment snd confosion growing out Of 'hs
Is.aeuatisn Of she Css fe1ss9es, the IS.
conv,cts in the city peni,eotisry aged
totG.ct their escape. but on Thursds,
over 100 were reeapsased and returned |.
prison.
Miitsry Governor Shepley HAS author
ized detail Of cslored men to c.rsr avs,
the rains OF the great Ere 50 - 10 ,,yes
the brpken gss Pspes.> Sutler. stores are
springing up ~ sycr tho tu,ines. pa oi
he city Ieit u shs 6se, snd old times
are b.ing revived - sigm of The sub
sian,isls and 1e14sisD enj ), I'd before .the
var. We unaassDeked from Gen. X bic,
that 20 difisaity ssu exists i a regard q,
mail e,umunicatien bys citizeus viii
their friend. 10 the Northern 8 stes Anc
all secsions within The Union line, pro
sidsd the letsss be stamped wig the ic-
gitimaie atsmp. A ma,t is lusde daily
going by sseames via CIiy poinf. FIR
N nres I'D ABnspol..
For OF tho Affective eff ,ers Of sh,
ConfsdefAis Goseumcnt, who resieaed
ard remajsed behind wien the y Isvsrn
meut changed its bsss. have been arres,
ed. loeeiher -siih W.l.y,-sls .s,saey o
Castle Ttuuder. Fseisfiek Sh4aer, the
c ,nfedr,ae Bread Comlui--.ty Of lhe
Union prisoaerr, AMI all wers committed
to The Libby prison.
TIE iaheiiu1s OF the Mhyor and police
have been suspended 10 the presen'. and
n'IiItasJ Law governs tie cny L. ti,u.
We maj iok Tor the restoration Of oai
Pmanicpal government spoa n Uaion
fouodition, aai The resumption Of le Is
l.lisn ip all its cepsfsusais. Ill G.
The Wh'g gives additional paricaar,
Of 4 Q evaeuisicu. Witch had been going
on iof m0a,h. bu, The people were bind
cd aud refused 10 believe The m .semeh,
aesas evscu..ion, as sll declared ,hs
measures were oniS prscs siion.ry o.
Sunday morning the god and silver b.
longing TO the Louisiana banks. and
recently appropriated BY the Contedsr4,e
cyagrss, Us syef ivep q u,r n Esvills
train also the specie of the Richmond
banks. Then the programme for the de.
par'urs Of The NfinsisFsaatssoge1. A
number OF trains we're 10 leave during the
evening. Sill lhere wss not room for
al vhe shoasht il dcsirstla 10 get asay
Davis vas to depart al I o'clock, p. IN.
Bfeckinndge elssscl TO go III % horse
buck with The last VI the srmy. Mond !,
morning. and Gov. Smith left during the
night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10
Governor Brough Heard
From.
Gen,fal Celebration Oh The
Hlth. 8A
LATEST FROM MOBILE.
G o L d $50 l-a.
General Arnnesty--o,ec Rumors-Th
Acvanee on Mobile.
New York. Aur!l 8.


The Tribune's -perial ss,s:
The rumor that ,be Pre,ije ut will offc,
general amnesty To the rebel INK and
die, gains creience IN IL Il rental qnafters
lt is known Seereisfs SewAra was I'd
meet the President at Rcllmoud ON ih.
lay of his accident, by SUMMONS from
the later.
Giant also telegrsphed the Secretary ol
War, r.q iesiirg iha. no one be p-rmuied d
To visit Richmond for the present, whis.
rumor a>scrfs that commissioners. ofiea
.,r self constituted. !rom -Alabaas, .esr
sia and n rth C.roi.ns. are tn that city
or in confsrence with tie President
The Herald 9 NaicLez correspondent
3ls', says: & - ~
TIE steamer Mark r. Check. with lst
bales of cotton, wss burned al The mou,,
Of Bulf4lo bay, it is supposed, by th,
rebels.
Several expeditions have lately gon,
ont OF Nhchez, one Of which, uLder Gen
Farrsr, met with important success. i,
lhe vicinity of Trinity. La, whore tb'
reb ] camp was sufpri ed aud thirty prls
oners captured, besides fory horses Iakel
| in camp.
The IIerald's correspondent from tn
iron, OF Mobile, 2I h, says:
The who'e OF Gen. Granger's corps ar
rived at D,pby's Mills on the 23i o,
the evening OF the ~ h the l6.h corps re
ceived orders 10 march the next morning
which was received with cheers by h
troops. The 18th corps, together wit
Gen. Csnty sasiestuF, were TO go vii
them.
This offi,er reh,cs an inciJen, OF mil
,ary esiqn=ste seliom occurring in ,hi
war a, least:
A regiment Of cavalry were sent on
Reconnaissance, ard s4on met nearly 81
rebel csyaly situated Oh knob shoi
distance IL advance. The officer ia cou
mand at or men gave orders not 10 d
4 il II could pos-ll iy bs avoided, and the
continued Advancing toward the rebel.
who probably had received the ssrne o.
der. When within 100 yards they stoo
boxing at each other IN amszemeut . se
seconds. and then the com manding 1 fli 4
of the rebels rode forward and ssluted gu
men. Deierminfd not to be ouidpll,
several OF our officers rode forward no
returned the salute. DJlh commanc
then rode OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10
Washi ,etop, A pril 8.

Mf. P'aaty, D'strict Attornsy 4 Eur
'ls, srtissi here shsa msniay. III. "a /.
4 SavsnaAh, prpninent member III In.
t'tars's legi-kture, who had just lei
Auga-ta. The leading me,ubers of ii.
i < sis.nre admitted that the rebeliio.
~as very near ~ its end.
.-, fhs- opisisa ps~s~sar,l thst. hce, jain
stosl Aad p syis would reireai to ueorgia
md then ncross the Mississippi liver.
rae r. > District cpuft, 1t K4y Wes,
has eonds,.as 3 3. .O30 worth of proper,,
sil ce Mirch fsf. sstA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10
Off sIaL WAR nULLETIN. :
-s-ssss stss rs ---->+- ssfss a&Ha
IS War Department, Washington, |
April J-l2n. [

To Msj Gen. Dix:
a ,eleefam dated Farmvlllc. sixteen
miles vest Of Bdrkes station. SAYS that
the ene1ny have been pushed from the
road toHard Dsnyillr, and are now I.ur-
surd toward Lynchburg. and that he i,
very COT & lent vi receiving tho surrender
of LIE and what remains of bis army.
(signed EN- STANTON,
Secretary u War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10
Proelamatisn Ay tbs oevernor Of Ohio
Executive Dept Celumbus. Osi,l
~ eADrit @ 1851 sN

Tae God of battles has blessed our ar.
mics, and orr glorious csnse oi human
ilcedom. Uoder his spp,ovipg emiles,
the patriotic and btxvs men ia IL. teio
have achieved unparalleled t,lum PHI -sI.
rebel capital has been -co.qa~sed AMI
( ven b,ck to tile Uoivn, aud ,he arm
that held it in rebellion ha, been broke.
and scat,ered-tie military power ., ,hr
rebellion. the strongest obstacle 10 peace,
has received terrible slock, aud gu,
gallant armies are pursuing il to iasl vx
,Iact. Ion. For this We owe praise suo
thso ks='viug TO Almighty Col, r~cogs,
lign ef the services aid sscnhce- Ut vu.
not'e soid'esy, aud ri ,ieiug over the iri-
umph OF the right, tbs crushing Vi, III.
Iteasihon, and IN ea,ly seturn - pcac.
AMI prosperity IN The land.
Il ID til. seiors recon nseaded that Fri
DAY mex, The lj.h day ol April, beiu.
the anniversary OF thc fall Of Fort SAM
tsr be geDvrAlly observed y, eAe pspi,
u the Sac as day of thanksgiving 1,
God, and ssday Of seaerai rejoua.e !. til.
religious ssssmbisg-s ana ob rr,snce.
marx The day. aud 1he evening he give,
10 bob6res, lila,nioaions ami / uade1.n,
81 artlllsIy, public c----assemLlayss M,
speeches, snd snch othss sa~sntestations =.
may be suggested 70 appropriately mari
a.hs heroic deeds Of oar arms, and In
general ] y of our people at the carly re-
rsritiou 81 the copstituli5a and good gov
| efntnenl
! Ws.ocss,4my hand, at Columbus, Tn
day aud year above written
Ny the G wvrpcf. JouS BaoVouT
/. IA MApeer pyc.t. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

g G,li is quiet, the dcnsnd being con.
fined chiefly 20 the ofaisafy wants of i'm
por,ers. There i nd sppArers a,rempt 10
engineer The market fsi eisher rise or Q
i4ll, the chsnces being nov so slight a.
10 dise.sirlre such d. d.ssr4tions. The quo
tatiosa have been $50, ll04 and 1894.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10
New York !, April 8,

The steamer Arsga. with Gen. Ander
sou and come 500 other dis,ingui. he'd
p.Isons, SAILED foe Cllaslestop s.sAie <t4s
.,ho8sN N'fsa ssss sssa
Four Of - a.sAners ioroths Fame des-
,ana,ion al;o sailed, cIo y ded nth pa .sea-
9esss nj aass. RI slls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10
I New York, Apfils8,

Tho Posts Washington spec,sl says
There Is no doubt that & S.0a.or
Hunler and Judge Crnpheit rvuraiped in
R,chmoed to Aee what could pc dyse
b III peace - -
- . fke President will soon Issue snothel
amnesty preclamutiou.
{ The Richmond Mhig says:
Gov. Smith msde = speech, Sunday
sa,iex ~ ssbti troops n4n jsus
6 tnensad shpxid IN ~ 6olsd
4 issgs nsmber q ptbsi. "a efessr
,ived 10 Washington this porning, de-
eroas of taking the oAlk q astksiauce.