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General News.

NEW YORK, May 23.-Havana correspondence
all eyes-formidable preparations for revolution
by expected aid from South American Republics.
The Government monopoly on tobacco in Cuba
has been abolished.
Another revolution is progressing in Hayti.
Senator WRIGHT. OF Now Jersey, is dead, and it
is reported that the Government will appoint A.
J. CArrELL in his place.
Washington correspondence says that DR..
CoopER, OF the United States army, reports to the
President that JEFFERSON DAVIS is considerably
emaciated-fstty tissue having almost entirely
disappeared-leaying his skin shrivelled. His
muscles are small, faccd, very soft. and he has
but little muscular atrength. He is quite weak
and debilitated His digestive organs, at pre-
SENT are in comparatively good condition, but be-
come quickly dersnged under anything but ths
most carefully pre- Jared f'od. Any diet disagree
ing with him produces dyspeptic symptoms, fol-
lowed by vertigo, we're facial and cranial
neuralgia, eryspelatous Inflammation Of posterior
scalp, and the right sideof the noae, which quickly
affect the right eye, tho only sound one he now
has; extends through nasal duct to tho interior
nose; ; nervous system greatly /deraugod-being
much prostrated and excessively irritable. Slight
noises, which are scarcely peroeptlble to robust
health, cause him much pain-the description Of
the sensation peig as OF Que aaycd, and having
every sentient nerve exposed to the waves o.
sound.
The want OF sleep has been great, and is almost
the principal cause of his nervous e1citabilty
This has been produced by the tramp Of creekine
boots OF sentinela ON post round prison rooms,
and relieving Of guards 1t the expiration of every
two hours, which almost invariably wcakens him
AR. DAVIS states. ho has scarcely enjoyed owe,
two hours Of sIe+p urbroken ct one time since hi
confinement Measures had been taken by placing
mating on floora for sennels to walk on, to allie
yiate this source of disturbance, but with onl.
partial SUCCESS. His vital condition Is low, ant
he has bnt little reouperative foroe. Should he b
attacked by any of the severe forms Of tho dis
eaaes to which the tide-wster region Of Yirgini
is subject, Surgeon OoopsR, with reason, fears TO
the result.
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Arsonal mt Maoon blown Up.

AUGUSTA, May 2S-Fhe temporary Arsenal
erected aftor the occupation OF Macon by tho
United States forces as place Of deposit for Con-
federate ordnance stores, was blown up on Mon
day afternoon. While several freedmen were On
gagged In drawing fuses and extracting powder,
ono Of the shells exploded, followed in rapid suc.
ceusion BY others. causing tremendous explosion.
Two freedmen wore blown to pieces, and one or
two other wounded. Loss Of property light.
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Inter nIarlrafA.

CNo1ss,1I, May I9.-Flour and whest dull; aocu-
rate quotations cannot be given Corn quiet at ts@s9o
Oats 1e@47c Rye declined to 10000. Whiskey un.
changed bond 23o. Provisions quiet; pork sold
to the extent of bbls at $50 ao@3u 60 Bulk meats
l2k16ko for shoulders sides and clear sdes, packed
Bacon Hobo Lard dull ut Groceries unchanged,
Cotton held ut Sb3To but these rates being above tho
vtews Of buyers. but little was done. Gold 1909.
OHIcAuo. MAY 10 Flour firm and unchanged Wheat
opentd with advance Of IN to &c, at SO To 81 3d.
reoeding to 5t@sl 6t, and closing quiet st 81 s5
slts OF No at 81 to 81 a. Corn quiet and declined
u 10 10. ut A81i to 400 0a's steady at S0Hc High.
wInes eteady PROVISIONS dull Meas PORK beid Mt $si
rreghts qnie; 10, Corn TO Buffalo Receipts--658G
bbis Flour, 56 600 bushels Wheat 600 bnshes Corn
and 50 900 bushels Oats Hhtpments-12 600 bbB flour
10 $40 bushels Wheat 8l70vo bushels Corn, and 6oot
bushels Oats.
ST Louis, May l9.-Cotton advanced to 3ic on Mid
Co. Corn lover O. 81 to 72c Oats declined 70 43@1Sc
Mess Pork declined to $751; Bacon unchanged. Whiske,
At 81 lvH.
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Continent speaks only to spread dismay on every
exchange by some doubtful utteranoe.
An attempt made to assassnate Count
BIshARK by son of tho Republican refugee,
CARL BLOND. He fred five shots Intellectually.
BIsMAnK seized and gave him into custody.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a5 EDITORS NEWS: YOU WILL OBLIGE
me by withdrawing my name from you columns as a
Candidate for Alderman in Ward No. /. feel very
grateful to the kind friends who nominated me- but
must respectfully decline the proffered honor.
May "a VIM. L. DAGGETT,
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The Daily N ews.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

eT TTIE LIST OF LETvHHRS re-
manning in the Postotfioe at the end
OF enoh week is published officially
in THE DAILY NEWS everv Fri
day morning.
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Congregational News.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-The debate on the Con-
sttutional amendment Ia progressing In the Sen.
ate. bill has been introduced into the House,
which proposes to extend the duration of the
Freedmen's Bureau three years.
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DRcAx's ErtAo1no FMaEn will never mar the
the teeth that are brushed daily with odorlferous
rgozoDosr. It leads q floral fragrance to the
breath ~ wsii as protsoss the teeth from coro-
alon and decomposition. mth2
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CHIRF oHARTER1ASTER:S OFFICE
DKPARThkRT SoCTHr knoIIsA,
CHARLRsroS,5 Mayt y 1856.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS WILL BIB
PAID by he undsreienedto any person who Win de.
liver to him the OFFICIAL RECORDS OF INFER.
MENTs OF THE UNIoNI RIsoNKRs AT FLORENCE,
8. @. W. THOMAS.
Msyt Brow. Lieut. Dol. and Chief @. M.
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HB- MESSRS. :-PLEASE AN
EoUNoE ]. DRAYTON FORD. Esq, as candidate for
Alderman Of Ward No. 4, vice a. CAMERON, Esq,
signed, and oblige MANY OITIzEAS.
MaY "a
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ORIENTAL CHOLERA BITTERS,

USED WITH THE GREATEST SUCCESS As A PRE-.
vENTIvE and adopted by the Faculty Of Constantine
pie.
Bold by FRED. RoHRsCHNRIDEB, No. 1852 Pearl.
street, New York, and by A. W. HCKEL & CO.. No. 23l
King street, Market Sole Agents for Charleston
g. D, thB2 WP8< May 10
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[PRICE FIVE GENTS
MARRIED.

In this city, Saturday evening the l7,h t,a.art h
Rev. JOHN Il. WIoHrMAN. SILAs SpICHR Of sayaG
nah, Ga, to Miss CELIA youngest daughter Of tho
late M. A. HRRBERT, OF this city. 0
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asFOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 1.-PLEAsE
announce DIR. W. T. wRAaG asa candidate for Alder.
man n Ward No. 1. In place of J. R. MACBETH. re
signed. My %
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a1-MFSSRS. EDITORS-PLEASEA ANNOUNCE
BENZ. G. HERIOT, Esq. Candidate for Alderman
OF Ward No 4, to all the vacancy caused by the resg
nation OF A. CAMERON, Esq. MANY FRIENDS.
May "a
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The Cuba's Malls

New YonK, May 23.-The Cuba's mails for the
South leave here at midnight tonight
The China, from Boston to day, took nearly
two million dollars.
o. &. TERRY has been elected U. 8. Senator from
Connecticut.
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a5-FOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 4.-PLEASE
announce JOHN +. o'NEIL a candidate for Alder
for Ward No. In place of A. oAMEsos. resigned.
Nav 2S
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E1- THE LADIES OF TRINITY METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH intend holding FAIR. in aid u
its funds at Hiberniau Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING.
May %. The ollowiug gentlemen, members Of. he
congregation, are requested to act a Comnittee,t
Arrangements:
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS, lWM: WALTON SMITH.
LEONARD OHAPIN, E. G. DKFONTAINE,
WILEY T. BURGE, M. W CROSS.
L GAMBRRL. DR.. L. BEMhHN6WAY
w. j. MIDDLETON B. W. WARREN,
II. M. BUTLER, VIM. III. SA Re,
W. H. SMITH, Capt T. J LOCKWOOD,
81. G. STOIL, l.. T. POTTER,
EDWIN PLATT fW. B. MOORE,
JAS. COPE., Re-. CHAMBERLAIN,
@. A aRAEsER,> J. 9. MARTIH.
g. A. NELSON W. r. MORRIS.
DIR II BAER VIM. W. PEMBERTON, ;.
DR. r. r. MOOD, LAWRRNOE STEIN,
r. COMSTOOK BETTE, @. HENRY VIII ELER
W. II. JEFFERS, fw. MASTERMAN.
]. q. HYER.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, in Spartanburg, s. O.. on tho It'll, of Febru
ary, 1856, 9EOHGE H MOORE, Clerk in the Quarter
masters Department.; brother OF the late Ca, tain JoHs
MOORE, A. @. NJ, U. s. A., both of st. Louis No
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sB BOINEST & BURKE RECEIVE THE
tato.t New York DAIT.tES every nfterno ". Price
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aS- IN THE MATTER OF INFORMATION
IN REGARD TO DOCUMENTS LOST OR DESTROY.
ED.
TUE RTATE IN EQUITY.
OF COLLRTON DISTRICT.
SOUTH @ ,RnLIEA A bill to perpetuate Tesi.
Ez reLatione. mony
The bill 20 perpe.uate Testimony In tho matter Of
documents lost destroyed having been ed for this
Dstrict-on hearing this bin and motion OF LEROY
2. YOUMANS. Rsq. Solicitor, IL Is ordered, That all
persons interested In documents Of any description
lost destroyed during the recent tho proof OF
whose existence loss contents, OF shom
In the memory OF witnesses. and who desire to have
evidence taken and perpetuaed In regard thereto have
leave before tho Courts for this purpose. by
making written applications under oath to tho Commits
sioner In accordance with Act Of tho General Asas
bly, the State Of South Carolina. entitled can Act 10
provide mode by which to perpetunte testimony In re
aton to deeds, wills, chooses In noon and other pspors
recorda destroyed lost during the recent
enacted the twenty-Arst day OF December. A. D.
! Ons Thousand Eight Hundred and sixty.hve.
B. STOKES, O. z. q. d.
Commissioners oaoc Colleton Diatrlot, April o. 1866
April i6. th9mo
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Now York Markets g

Now YORK Markets.
NEW York, May 23 Cotton firm and advanc-
ing with n fair demand at 38 10 100.
Texas Wool 2S to 2Sc. Gold $50. Bankers CO.
days .erling %.
ADDITIONAL AND LATER.
Gold advancing and has reached 96l.
The steamer TariRa, to-day, took three and q
quarter million ts3,95o,OoO) in gold, and the
Chfna, from Boston, two million ts2,u0O, ,0oo,)
BT1LL LATER.
NEW YonK, May 2s.-Cotton firm, and advanced
cont; sales 1000 bales, at 1904 cents pound
Flour firm, at 1o@15 cents higher; Southern SO II
@1s75. Wheat quiet; advanced 2@s cents. Corr
advanced cent. Pork steady; Mess sS0s. buga'
advanced l cent. Coffee buoyant and higher
Naval Stores quiet; Turpentine 92!@05. Gold 1877
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ag STATE TAX OFFICE, FIRE PROOF
BUILDING.-Tna ofacel, LII open or the receipt
the STATE TAX, and will continue open until the 9th
day of June, prox.t neiusive.
FLEETWOOD LANNEAU
May 21 Tax Collector st. Philip and st. Michael.
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The Worlds Opinion Of HOststter'S
Stomach BittGFS.

Touching tho Bitters this grand fact clear.
Their fame ils all the Western II infsphere,
Known in all Iands, washed by It's oceans twain,
Hcsiih, hope. and gor follow In tn ir train
AVOID COUNTERFRTTS
HOSTETTER BIT Ghs shure the common fate
OF all things good-Impesters Initiate
OF those be beEare-dlsoreety use your eycs-
From honest houses purchase soar supplies
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Tho Fort Goodwin nfn n-sncre Story Omcin
ly Denied

WAsHMoToN, May 20. = Lieutenant-Genera
Grant has received dispatch from Major Gene
raj H. w. II dl"ck, in California, In which he says
there is not a word Of truth in tho report that
Fort GoodHi has been captured by the Apaehes
and tho gal rison massacred. He denounc the
report asaltog sensational 1t will be remem.
bored tnat at the time the story appeafed it WAS
aiscr edited in Washington, the authority Of J.
Ross Browne, who has just arrived from Arizona.
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aIuntering out ut Ch arloston.

New York, Nav 21.-A correspondent at
Charleston telegraphs that Gen. Devens, COM
manding in that city, has reoeived orders to
muster out all white volunteers in that department.
among them the Fifteenth and Twenty ninth
Maine, the Fifth Ohio, and the 1hirtieth HASA
chusetts,
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CArTI0

THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.
III order to guard against dangerous tmpositons the
public requeated to aks especial note Of the beau
full engraved proprietary stamp through wh the Gov
ernmsnt OF tho United staies officially Authenhcates
every bottle of HoSTETTEB's BITrhRs. This shield
thrown toe Government the propetors and tho
public for theirj ont protection, Ia pAo oonspicuouay
across tho cork and the peok Of each bottle and
not fail to strke tho eye OF the niost casual observer
Nothing that purports be Hostetsrs Bters can bo
genuine unless the stamp there.
Ia also proper to state that The Bitters are sold OK
cluslvely In glass; ana never under any
by the gallon the barrel 1mpostors nnd tmitntors
abroad the only sasgnard public has against
them that the BHters they buy bear the ebgrnY-
ed label and OF MenSrs Hosteter Smith, aud the
sta mn above mentioned. G May 2l
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pI FINAL, NOTIOE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the Estate of the late THOMAS O.
PoROHER, of st. Johns Berkeley will present them on
or before the 1st next TO either Of the undersigned
or to HENRY SEABROoK, Attorney-atLaS, 30 Broad
street. otherwise they will be deoarred payment.
E. NJ. sEABRooK.( administrator,
P. E PURoHER, A'mms'ra'of''
May s thmg
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LATE NEWS.
From New Orleans.

NEW EPISCOPAL IenoP-suFFEREns NJ INUNDlT1oN,
MEXICAN NEWS, &c.
NEW ORLEANS, May 1s.-Bishop Lay has been
rejected and DR.. Wilmer chosen Bishop of the
Diocese of Louisiana.
Gen. Baird, OF tho Freedmens Bureau, and
Governor Wele are providing for the relief of the
sufferers by the late crevasses.
Mexican correspondence announces tho wreck
OF the French war steamer Emperour, while 60
ing to t,uadnlajara.
Methuel. w Is assaulted on tho morning of the
Liberals we're PERMITTED to retire, losing thirty
officers aud seventeen men.
The guerrillas af Perez were defeated by Colonel
Trevino at salado On the 23d ult. losing % Blled
and wounded. The I'm oerialis,s took IA Prison
erS an" some arms.
Tho transport Clinton has arrived from Brazos
with regiment If coired troops.
Heavy rains in Texas ade the prospects of the
cotton crop look nad.
The intern Il revenue assessment in tiis city
for the past year amounted 10 $4,4 1000, an in
Government Losses by Cotton Speculat Tor,
at Memphis.
WARRINGTON, May 19.-It is understood thu
Government will lose heavily by the operations
Of cotton spectators at Memphis, Tennessee, las
summer. Four million dollars in Government
funds we're plaoed in the hands Of mau named
Carleton, which were used up ia the purchase O
oottoi. The cotton Was sent, North for sale, ant
before the Cover nment realized anything at al
from the cotton the assignees failed, and the Gov
ernment lost the whnle amount, principal ~ vel
as prospective profit. Considerable interest 4
manifested to ascertain by whose direction tn
Government funds were invested in the transaU
tion.
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The HenIth of Jefferson Davis.

FoaTREss MONROE, May 18.-The health of JEFF.
Davis Is now reported to be on the mend. About
. week slice he WAS attacked by very severe
darrhosa, which has yielded under medical treat
ment, and he now seems to be in about his usual
state of health. weekly report OF the condition
Of his health is made by the Post Surgeon to
Washington. He daily walks three times around
the parapet OF the Fortreas-a distance of at least
three miles. He is allowed abundance OF liquors.,
seRars, and many little luxurics nre extended him
through the courtesy OF the officers OF the earri
son. Mrs Davis is allowed uninterrupted access
to his cell at certain hours Of the day. She has
boon assigned a Easement such the wives and
families or the officers occupy. Tho privilege she
has not svaiied herself nf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18
G.EO. II. CARMAN. JOSHUA NJ. DOSLtY
Maryland
Land
\ Agency.

WE SELL AND PURCHASE on CONF
W mission, REAL. ESTATE OF every de-
scrip,ion. IN the City of Baltimore. the Co'ln-
ties of Me-vland and other States, ,-BOR-
ROW AND LOAN MONEY ON MORT
GAGE.-and attend TO COLLECTIONS OF
all kinds promptly.
OUR OFFICE is centrally and convent
emily located. with all the appliances for a
thorough and energetic dispatch of business;
and we propose to use all proper and ava'a-
ble means 70 present to the purchasing pub
lie anJ capitalist such property as may be N
our lands for sale
II you want 10 SELL. A FARM, HOUSE
Or GROND Rent, inform us of the fact,
and put i on our Books.
L YOU want to PURCHASE REAL ES-
TATE Of any kind, or lNV#STin GROUND
RENTS or MORTGAGES examine our
Books before you DO SO.
Persons having business in our line. are re-
pcctfuy solicited to give us q call, or COM
municatc with us by letter CT otherwise.
CARMAN & BOSLEY,
No. 5 CARROLL HALL, quo stalrs,)
3. T.. Corner Bait. and Cals ert streets
BALTIMORE, Nd.
Mar:h 30th, 10G5-u.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18
REFErs TO

IN Circuit Court for St Mary County
sitting as a Court Of Equity.
No 10 \. Equity
Is c,or I,l,'1 nt thc H. ~, ut Court for St Ma
C C'e,N q ~ the sCo!e Of Public General
~ 2ofthis State it is hereby ordered. that the
Report of G. Fred Maddox, Trustee in
this case be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the
third Monday Of March next; provided.
copy of this order be inserted in the Saint
Mary's Ga-stie, once week for three sue
cessive weeks prior to the third Mont'ay o.
February next.
The report states that the land sold Cor $50
JNO. a. CA MAILER, CFk.
True copy-se>t:
JNO. a. CAMALIER, Clk.
Dec. 81, 1865-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18
White Men Nu>t Rule America
NEW YORK DAY-BOOk


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80 80 p,.,'r ma, ol, the fty.r d ciqncs
with the lev; i hl-t'f t'''Fe o1'', ~ 'e' ~
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cuur~e Il does n i uoy mcAn 10 Tufl on
papers supported i. political funds rrboed
rom the reonle. and / warns tie ma Sc, that
there a,e Iaaay so-cat'e.l Democratic papets
engaged in the conspiracy 70 mort23Ge TIC
bones @od >inews OF the farming amt inaus-
trial classes to bonlloIdets aui capitalists,
ana surrender the Ola Union and the Old Con
'"'lo' - ''o | ".a @ ~ !. :, : for ana,bar
yeal', hgIt with the Abo,jtionistS, monolo-
lists and pubne p!ndercrs. TuE DAY
Book IS now generally rcco.rniz.l is the
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18
BOARDS n 6.

4 limited number Of permanent and transient
N boarders will he accom- odatedhy the under
.ipned. at the late pleasant and cornmodIous re 8.
uirnc, of Hon + G. Harms, in this village.
Terms will hs moderate, and strict attention
will be paid TO the comfort OF patrons.
REBECCA TAY LOR,
LeenarGtovn,
Nd,
ausust Ard, la65-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18

Also, a hne assortment Of Ladies Dress
Goods They Invite partlcnlas atte e'tion to
their very large ssossmcnt Of Ready-Aaase
Clothing, ~klch they offer very low.
Also, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS and GAPS.
They sell the best Brogau. from go 70
S2,75; Mems Boots from /, to -, and. 9th
er articles at equally low rates.
Come anl examine in order 70 be conNln-
JAMIsON & COCGH,
CAaptico,
Md.
Nov. "a, lS65-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18
Great Bargains at Chaptico 5!

sTlIE undersigned would respectfully inform
q the citizens Of St Mary5 County. that
they have Just 70 ceivel a very lacc and well
selected stock of FALL & WINTER
GOODS, embracing every thing usually kept
L. a FIST. rLas, Store
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18
RE1L ESTATE .tELNGI.

yE'lI f undersigned, hamng formed eo"ar-
Il nershIp for fhe purpose ut est"'..is a.H&
Real Estate Agency, hereby monty t'r H"iaie,
that they Will owe special attention ~ the li,t-
chase and sale Of Real Estate st. Mary
and the adjoiuiu4s counties. They have now
butte 4 numoer of valuable farms tor sale IN
tins county, ANA parties who may ic~lle = III
yes IN ST. Mary : County lands wIi. find It
greatly to their advantage to make application
to them. These farms ehgibly located !,
contain from 100 to 1000 acres, ,rh, and san
he bought At prices ranging from $4,000 To 500
600. Parties wiShny to purchase viii IN n"
case he asked more than the lowest figure for
winch the owner viii sell.
Satisfactory eyIdence.ol title viii lie furnish
ed IN al cases.
Al orders from abroad viii be promptly
tended To.
References given, when required.
JAS. L. BIAKISTONE,
JAS. S. DOWNS.
Attorneys At Law,
Leonard Town,
Feb. 10th, lSG5--tf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-02
CAV OLIVE aRANoH.r

That's what it's called by it's happy pa
rents of the Democratic household 1t osten.
sibly halls from Iowa City. 1t is the product
of the Joint labors Of one Frank, whose sur
name is PIuNER Of very poor political mer-
chandize of which there 10 however chroni-
cled SALES. with an n G.. before it, which
evidently signifies nix Goot;" by one DA-
vIp. better known as STEWARD and JEEMs of
euphonious patronymic, HgapHiLL. These
brethren's ..Olive Branch is to get up q
Jeffersonian Convention on their own hook
at Iowa City on the 29th of August to nomin
ate candidates for Hardshell support. The
"Olye Branch has a mission unto all 'thoss
citizens Of the State of Iowa, who adhere to
the political principles of Thomas Jefferson
who are for maintaining the reserved rights
ofthe people and Of all the States, within the
Union, against the despo'ic usurpations and
corrupt and tyrannical class legislation and
military DEGREES of the Federal government
and who are in favor Of perpetuating the or
ganization of the National Democratic party
as it existed before the late abolition war.