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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

MAJOR General Z. A. Carr is at present on
visit to Galesburg, preparatory to assuming
command of the district of Arkansas to which
he has been assigned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

FoR fine ready made clothing, for clothing
made to order on the most reasonable terms,
70 to Vensi1l 4 Jones. Oct61m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

A VIscoUST's son, twenty-four, good look
ing and penniless, adyertises for a rich wife
in the London Times
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

ARE glad TO see again in our city Mr.. R. F.
Bower, who has been absent East for some
time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

woman in saalAsr goldman pielins San.
sus 0vspo for esHsa's wixs. II IL N sdui,,.
hls sssicas sssd in hospitals saS by the srss el...
fAniliss in Paris London, and New Yorh, in pr.s.
srssee to old Port Wine. II y worth { d, ~
great sstisesstios. 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

As the "wse smA' hours grew sway ffon
midnight and into. de mosn Monday night,
nom under our Office window, on the stiii air,
were borne the notes of most exquisite
music. An hands about the Office were de.
lighted, and even s'the devil showed IN in
tense appreciation of the melody. 1t was the
Warsaw String Band that thus honored rs.
Many thanks, gentlemen, and we don't hope
to hear music better than yours
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25
KEOKUK, IOWA:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2s.
CITY NEWS.

THERE was not drove of cattle taken
through the streets yesterday. Extraordinry,
very.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25
Miller Wanted at Bentonsport!

"A NAN who thoroughly understands the
- aDely stsady eaplsynsst ~ 80 ~ ~. -
a. xssn.se peseenlass sPply y ANDREW j. II0Jf.
1S = q the III n 0aDeonDoe1 =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

MY present residence, situated on the cor.
AVA ber OF Fourth Morgan strects lots = and O
block a. Ithatvo story briok Aoass cuntainins erht
rooms, With - good outbuIdngs there ere in he
city, Stable wood and coal house and Yah house. ne
property III In good rspar rhs lels Ar WeII1usA Nh
choice fruit trees and shrubbay Peach, Pear oi1ce
Plum ppie and Cherry Trees, an fruit b~aras bjdss
the hoase and three lots viii cell the house md ~
upon which all the Improvements are situated Ths
property situated in Of The m
the city, only hve minutes wak non same 70 busineee
portiop q MN gnese; YIN b. MD 81 price and
upon favorable terms Possession etven immediately
offer for few days hundred and any doilors n
nat sold win. ehtP TO tbs manufacturers + ca be
foNnd 50 ~ Wsmisse mentioned, OF at the olBce 81
ConnabIs smyth. Toct6l GRO. d 6MYTHs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

Mining Stocks.
New YoRx, Oct ~
me fsaiotfng sre tAs ps3c>s Of Mining otoek = tie
Board In Boston to-day:
Csntraa - ~; Huroa :; Asssss&A u; osesssse ~
franklin 81 Hancock ls1f; Isss Royal d. Ceppsr
Pals al Quincy Il; Rockland ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

INOR sALE-ls acres Of land all under f4nee1c
scres under cultivation in fruit OF WIKI th.r.
80 and acres Of timber HEB tkar.
large TWO story hrtck dwelling, containing II rooms
sufd ample porches crssmepfa fruit rrses alb g,
it. good cellar efstern, stock we'll With frame TAM
hoe siiaAtsd AZ mates from nv once on IN. =, 49,
cisv le road Viii be acid for the arb adv low pc,
@. re. % Enquire VI fs~pRl a. b. TEN-EyCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

kS0H SALE---A one story Frame Dwell.
- House, csetainias seven rooms celIer, eis.erI
which 1hres 1nAed rsoms-and stii room for se,
esi horsse nd aeasrAevsituassd near the corner Of
fhrd and 0sgt s1Kssss, very vensnt to busane,s
rhs ptot@ty YIN - sol6 cheap for cash Enquire Of
ee4le II. B. fRN-EYCK
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kVR SALE-A two story Brick Dwelling,
With uEooms- cstern, cel,es. coed fnme stake for
I'm horse MI lot With considerable fruit tres. &c
nh propse1 II IN the beat Of order and will be cold
va - WHAT TIE Furniture In the bouse This
prspey hionted - McrEan, between 18th and let
49,. ao4D0 b soaAfw the remarkably Low price Of
oA, GaD060 II -. balance In three eqsal an al
psya1A, - in1Bsst- inquire OIL " srsr sor or
ssH Fl. B. TIN EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

nor SAL E--TWo Beautiful Lots, or
II High street, <ncr1 sfdel between eth and 1etb
sfreets with smaif name dwelling also 2s ct
offot Gin bsoek fe y nearss corner Of lssh cod Mi,
south sde with iran re store ON IT. ALSO east &C
feet Of lot block Co. on yo street. adjoining b.
A. 4illiams Pou ndry All Thu property will be selc
ipne92 HB TBNETCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

THE amount Of euuesey iss.ad by ths National
Banks last week was IS, l2T, 600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

NOR SA LE.-The south half of the doutI :
II brick re- sdence formSrfy occupied by N. McCr,s,
Rsq contain sg rooms good cellar cistern, static,
and ali In eoc@ ordes This property 10 situated On
u,ea between seventh and Eighth streets and is very
desirable reside in good neigborhood Possessiss
ehs nrsa ofOcfc tsr nex1 Title espd q Alssz r.
quire of Ltyl3l H. B. TBN-EfCk
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Y OR SALE-The House and Land now
IL eccnpied by CharS<s1 virr, the bluff t~o miles
and ha1fAbose KeGk 10 OF land is under
hisb ase a eu.tfvstcn and we'll fenced Pine growth
Off small fruits and grapes brick house con-
tetnv. 20 nsops good cellar, eastern and house
drsir.f cey resdeRce. Posseasien the frat Of
tober title psrfsst. Enquire Of
aegs H. B. 1kkEfCk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
RESOLUTIONS in Boston.
press Dispatch.

BosroN, April 17.-Gov. Andrews de-
livered special message to the Leglsla-
ture this afternoon on the national be-
reayement, and appropriate resolutions
were adopted by both branches. The
Governor, accompanied by special COM
mittee appointed by the Legislature, will
attend the funeral at Washington.
A special meeting of the city govern
ment today, adopted resolutions and APP
pointed a committee to be present at the
funeral
The public meeting i'll Fanueil Hall
was presided over by Mayor Lincoln. 1t
was an immense gathering of the people.
Among the resolutions adopted were the
following:
Reso1red, That we now and herein de-
termine on this solemn occasion to pre-
serve the Union of our fathers, to main
tain the Constitution of the United
States to enforce the laws Of the coun-
try, to remove every vestige of barba-
rism from our borders, to the end that
personal freedom, enlightened civiliza
ton, pure morality and the sublime
principles of the Christian religion may
everywhere prevail and to this end we
do here, in this temple of liberty, where
our fathers have for generations assem-.
bled, pledge our lives, our fortunes and
our sacred honor, invoking the aid and
guidance of Him in whose hands are the
destinies of nations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

his residence with visiters, among them
the cabinet and foreign ministers. He
was informed yesterday for the first time
of the assassination of President Lin
coin, and of the attempted assassination
of himself and of the Assistant Secreta-
ry, and to some extent the condition In
which the latter lay.
A member of the cabinet remarked on
the day after the murder of Mr. Lincoln,
that the rebels had lost their best friend;
that Mr.. Lincoln invariably at cabinet
meetings counselled forbearance, kind.
ness and mercy towards these misguided
men. The Intelligencer also contains
the following: We understand from au-
thority We deem unquestlonable, that a
few days ago, after an interview be
tween the late chief magistrate and the
present one, Mr.. Lincoln expressed him
self gratified with their concurrent views,
and that he placed implicit confidence in
the then Vice-President.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
polie, Of Pre.iden, John.sn.

Governor Stone, of Iowa, stated on
Sunday night, that he bad just had q
long CONVERSATION with President John
son in regard to his policy as Chief Mag
istrate, in which the latter said, that
while he would deal kindly and lenient-
ly with the mass of the people OF the
South, and the rank and file of their ar
mics, regarding them, as he did, merely
as the victims and sufferers of rebellion
he nevertheless, would be careful not to
pursue any policy which would prevent
the Government from visiting punish
ment on the guilty, as the canse OF the
rebellion.
The President regarded as due to the
loyal people of the country, and to the
thousands of brave men who had fallen
in the defense of the Union during tins
struggle, and to the claims of justice aud
freedom throughout the world, that trea-
son should still be regarded as the high
est crime under our Constitution and
flag, and that treason should be- render
ed Infamous for all time To come.
While he entertained these views, he
sbould endeavor to gain the confidence
of the deserved and betrayed masses of
the Southern people, regarding them AS
the proper material for reconstructlng
the insurgent States, and to restore them
to their proper relations To the Govern
ment. He would neither recognize nor
hold official communication with those
who had occupied official stations or ac,
knowledged the sovereignty of the rebel
Government For four years he had
fought the rebel Government with all
the energy of his character
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
From, Havana.

New YORK. April by the steamer
Havana we have Havana dates OF the
18th.
The steamer Eagle brought in the news
of the fall of Richmond, her colors NY
ing and her machinery decorated. As she
.olInded Moro Castle she fired thirteen
guns. Union men rejoiced exceedingly
aud the rebels looked gloomy.
A secessiOnist named Conner had been
sentenced to ten years Imprisonment for
drawing a pistol on coachman III an
alteration.
Yellow fever and small pox have APP
peared in Havana;
There is no truth in the report that
Captain Maffit has been imprisoned IN
Moro Castle.
The Little Hattie" without clearance
papers, tried to run out on the 9th, but
was forced to return by the water bat
terry.
The Flamingo arrived the same day
with cotton.
Passports were required to be shown
by everybody going to the United States
Exchange about 35d.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

At half past one o'clock to-day Secre-
tary Seward was represented to be in an
improving condition, though he rested
rather uncomfortably last night from
mental excitement caused by converse
tion with friends in relation to recent
events. His son Frederick has partially
recovered consciousness, and his symp-
toms are otherwise somewhat favorable.
Mr. Hausell, the messenger Of the State
Department, whowas stabbed in the back
at the same tine, is great sufferer, but
is believed to be ont of danger. g
Numerous arrests of indiscreet or sus-
pected parties have taken place to-day
They cause much excitement. Reports
prevail that Surrat is among the number,
but this is not true.
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WHEELING REGISTER.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL ls, 1865.
6 TeIegraphic Summary.

I'D as TeleRfaPnIc - D.
Gold closed at the regular board yes
terday at 81 as
Mr.. Seward is said tobe improving anu
recovering slowly from the effects OF hls
wounds. Mr.. Fred. Seward has pat''"r
" reoained con seriousness and will proba'
blv recover. Mr.. Hansell, who was al
first reported killed, is now said to be re-
covering, .'s.i 4.
The funeral ceremonies of the late
President Lincoln will take place on
Wednesday at noon.
4 note was sent to Mr. Johnson on Fr1.
day, signed by Wilkes Booth, asking for
an interview with him, but the note was
not read until Saturday,
Spanish fort, near Mobile, was cap
tured on the morning of the 9th, with
700 prisoners. The town of Blakely was
taken the same day with 5000 prisoners
and a portion ofsGeneral Smiths COM
mand entered Mobile on the same even.
ing. s1rsTEgs-y. 70
Thirty thousand dollars reward has
been offered for the arrest and conviction
of the assassins of the President and
Secretary Seward.
It is reported that a raid from Canada
on Rochester and Ogdsnsburg, New York,
=: .bo,+ to fala nlace
Itis now said that the name of Secre-
tary Sew ard assassin is Thompson.
The reported arrest of Booth, the az
sassin is not confirmed Some addition
al particulars of the great tragedy are
given and some accounts OF Booths
movements during the day preceding
the murder.
An ovorcoat supposed to belong to the
man who assailed Mr.. Seward has been
found. 1t is thought that there were at
least six of the conspirators. The Nat'on-
al Intelliyencer says that the details OF
the plot will astonish the public.
It is said that on the 10th, jeff. Davis
was at Macon, Ga. He isreported to have
Sl6O,OOO in gold in a bank in Havana.
General Lee surrendered, in round
numbers, 10000 men.
The surrender of Johnston's army to
General Sherman, thus virtually ending
the rebellion, is announced. No partlcn-
lars are given, but it is understood to he
upon the same terms granted to Lee.
1t is reported that Lee has gone to Dan
vile to dissuade JEFF. Davis from any
further persistence in rebellion.
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Farther Abou, the Cap,ure OF Mobile

New ORLEANS, April 10th, VIA CAIRO,
April l6.-The Times publishes an official
dispatch of the capture of Spanish Fort
aud of the town of Blakely. The for
mer was captured at 1920 OF the morn
ing of the 9Th, with 700 prisoners; The
latter was captured on the same day by
assault, with over 5000 prisoners and a
large amount of ordnance stores. Our
gunboats and troops were proceeding un-
'esisted towards Mobile, which place was
captured last evening by a portion OF
General Smiths command, assisted by
the light draught gunboats, after short
resistance by the enemy.
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Raroling OF Lees Men-Ros-er He.
fuses 60 Comply with the Terms Of
Iee,s Surrender

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE Herald's
Army of the Potomac correspondent de-
tails the work OF paroling rebel prisoners.
II appears that Lee surrendered abont
1900. including officers, privates and
teamsters. The artillery numbers 40
pieces, and the wagons 7OH
A Richmond correspondent says that
Lee has gone to Danville to prevail on
Jeff. Davis to desist from further pro-
longing hopeless struggle.
The Herald's Winchester correspond.
ent says the soldiers are greatly incensed
at the assassination, but are counselled
to calmness
A flag of truce came in from lmboden
on Saturday, the object being understood
to be a surrender of his force as part OF
Lees army The rebel General Rosser,
however, refused to comply with the
terms of Lees surrender, bnt his troops
deserted him EN- maSse, and he went 10
Join Johnston Many of Lees paroled
men have reached their homes IN the
valley
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G.. A. SEWARD.
Discovery Of a SuspiciOus Overcoat-
Arrest Of the Turner Family.

WASHINGTON, April 17.-Yesterday a
grey coat stained with blood, which evi
IDENTIFY had been worn as an overcOat, was
found at Fort Bunker Hill, just back OF
Glenwood Cemetery. In the pocket was
false moustache, pairOf riding gloves
and a slip of paper, upon which was
MARY E. Gardner 4l9." This coat is
supposed to have been worn by the man
who attacked Secretary Seward, al
though the weight of the evidence indi-
Gates that all the conspirators took the
same route, that of the Navy Yard
bridge.
This morning detective Kelley and :,
detail of patrolmen of the second ward,
by order of Judge Olin, proceeded to the
house of Mollie Turner, on the corner OF
Thirteenth and Ohio avenues, and ar
rested all the inmates, from the mis-
tress to the cook, eight in all, and carried
them to the police headquarters, to be
held as witnesses This is the house
where Booth spent much of his time
Ella Turner, the woman who attempted
suicide, being his kept mistress.
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Booth Supposed 10 be in the Noun
tains across the POtomac-lndi&ua-
lion in New York.
lPress Dispatch.l

Press Dispatch.I
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Posts
Washington special says several addi
tional arrests have been made to-day
but no prominent man has been caught
yet. -,
Another cabinet meeting was held to
day. Gen Grant was present.
At Gen. Augnr's headquarters Inn
noon there was confident hope thai
Booth would be arrested before to-mor
row.
The Commercials special says it is
feared the assassins have escaped and
taken refuge i'm the mountain fastnesS
across the Potomac Fresh develop
ments point to certain parties In New
York. -t|E'.
The Posts Washington special states
that Booth has been traced to Port 10
bacco, Charles county, Maryland z
Passengers from Richmond state thai
the assassination of the President created
the greatest CONSERVATION there. Peo
pie expressed their fears of the conse
quences. -,
A man was thrown from "A Brooklyn
ferryboat into the river for dislOyal
language. His life was saved by pass
ing boat. Both this city and Brooklyn
are enveloped in mourning, and the streets
crowded with promenaders all day view
ing the decorations.
Geo. Wells, John Gallagher, VIM. Fan
ping and Peter Britton, the latter Treas
urer of theatre were to-day each sen
fenced to six months in the penitentlary
for utterng reasonable sentiments.
sLast evening squad of patriotic young
men visited the house of Mrs. John Ty-
Ter, widow of ex-Prcsident Tyler, on sta
ten Island, and demanded and obtained
rebel flag. which has long been hang
ing prominently in her parlor. TX May
or Seevis, of Savannah, a violent rebel,
was present, but kept quiet The parlor
Of Mrs Tyler is where secessionlsts have
often met during the war, and was the
headquarters of rebel sewing society,
The flag was sent to General Dix.
Several secessionists are reported to
have been beaten by infnriated Union
lists on hearing the awful comments on
the assassination made by these fiends.
aAn inhammatory placard was posted
around the city this morning concluding
with Death to traitors" "The Union,
one and indivisible Strike often. No
more parley"
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Sympathy fromICanada
Press Dispatch.

MONTREAL, April 17.-On Saturday
the flags on the Court House, City Hall
Custom House and other public build
ings were displayed at half mast: In all
the churches yesterday, the clergy in
their prayers referred particularly to the
assassination of the President, and ex'
pressed their detestation of tho crime
A Union prayer meeting of all the differ,
ent denominations of christians is to be
held tonight in the Wesleyan Chapel, to
express sympathy with the people of the
United States Throughout Canada
there is but one feeling of horror at the
crime, and the warmest sympathy for the
nation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

A NEGRO CLERGYMAN TURNED Our OF
ARAnwAY CAR-Rev. J. w. Allston, pas
tor of the celored Episcopal church in
this city, yesterday afternoon got upon
the platform of a Lombard street car, to
ride down town The conductor declin
ed to proceed Mr. Allston declined to
alight.S At this iuncture the conductor
stepped off the car, walked down Twelfth
street to Alderman Morrow's office. one
square distant. he there took out
warrant against Mr. Allison on charge
Of assault and Battery and netting 70
riot. Alderman Morrow's constable walk
ed up to the car and removed the divine,
who was then ordered to enter bail to
answer at court, which he ~did.-Phitd-
delphia North ANs,iican, AnIa IA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

been shot and wounded for the same
cause. IBusinessis suspended. No change
today and the time occupied in speeches
by several prominent gentlemen, and the
passage of a series OF resolutions ex-
pressing great sorrow at the loss OF the
Chief Magistrate, condoling with his
family, piedging support to Andrew
Johnson, and offering to unite with the
civil and military authorities in attend
ing the funeral at Springfield.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

The Due de Morny's racing stables.
which consist of l60 horses, and the an
nual cost of which was estimated at 7OO,-
600 francs (f2s s,OO0), are to De brought
TO the hammer The horses are to be
sold with all their engagements, except
those for the Grand Prix de Paris.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

IT is proposed to erect a monument III
Washington Square, Troy, az a memorial
for soldiers of that city who have fallen
in battle, expending the s2 500 remaining
in the treasury of the Volunteer Relief
Association for the purpose, after increas,
ing the sum to $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
IeG naxia I'm Hacan

BALTIMORE, April I7.-Charles G. Ful.
ton, of the American, has just arrived
from Charleston and Savannah. At the
latter place he learned that on Monday
the 10th, JEFF Davis was at Macon, Ga.
At Havana b learned from bond officer
that JEFF. Davis had on deposit in one OF
the banks there 100000 in gold.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
The Diplomatic Corps and the Death
of the President.

WASHINGTON; April 1.-THE Nom
bers of the diplomatic body Yesterday
held meeting at the Russian legation,
and have decided to join in the outward
demonstration of sorrow which have
been determined upon by the authorities
and the citizens
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

DAVIS, it is said, has retired to Char
lotte, N. c., l55 miles southwest of Ra-
leigh. Charlotte ;isl the place towards
which General Sherman seemed to be di-
recting his march, when his real desisp
was to push to Goldsboro. He did not
think it was worth while to step oat OF
his way to visit . town Of 2,5O0 inhabi.
tants. n g. gssl.ss7s. ls57J e I asl8 81 iasss
aSS fns srfsssS Is nss9 ,l.c@ ssfoii 4 q aoi
.zlslp1 Ts3s ,sd 71''sE6u ssfeI ,aNiErH sgoii
uZ-sgse1 .syssstc .si
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

LEXINGTON, Ky, April E.-General
Hobson's men killed Marion, the guerrii-
la, yesterday Webster. the noted guer'
rills, is preparing to surrender his whole
command to General Hobson, who has
his forces so arranged that they must sur
render or be extermiDated.
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REVENUE DECISION. The Conn

REVENUE DEeisIOs. The Commis
sionsr of internal Revenue has decided
"that an assignment, or transfer Of stock,
made by the owner, which passes the
title TO the purchaser, whether made mp
on the books of the corporation or upon
the certificate, is subject to stamp duty
OF FIVE cents as An agreement OF CONTRACT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

The European steamers are constantly
bringing intelligence of failures on the
other side, in consequence Of cotton spec
ulations. The losses on cotton have been
enormous, and bale is now only worth
about 800, while ten months ago II was
selling at $500 to 500. -.
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a...ler Raid from Canada.

ROCHESTER, April H.--The Mayor OF
this city received a telegram from Gen
Peck, commanding in New York, stating
that information reached him that an or
ganized band of $50 men were in Carrie
ton county, Canada, prepared to make
a raid on Rochestsr and Ogdensbnrg,