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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-23

nOOM AND BOARD WANTED A
X, gentleman and wife In q private family residing
north q the Avenue and within four squares o. me
sprpi,ols stating location and terms, which must be
moy.,~''' Wv Au7
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-23
INTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
GOVERN MENT TOBACCO.
SEVERAL HUNDRED HoasHRADs OF FINE VIE.
GINA LEAF.

TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, }.
CusroN HousE, J
RIcHnoSD, Va, August 8, 1866.
In compliance with Instructions from II. A. Risley,
ESQ., Supervising Special Agent tSers will DO sold 10
the highest bidder at public auction, At II O'Clock In
the forenoon OF WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of septem.
Der next, at wIhsToN's BUILDING, corner OF Pour
tenth and Cary streets, In the city Of RICHMOND
VIRGINIA, the following described
CAPTURED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY, vi,
TWO HUNDRED Tor more) HoasHEADs LEAP To
BACCo;
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-23

ern prices. WALL STEPHENS Il CO.,
81 PsnnrylvAniA avenue,
Aus-lW Between Ninth aud Tenth streets.
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
"
LYING.IN ASYLUM
fourtsenth street, (circle,) corner Of N street
This Institution Is situated In the most healthy MR.
ton OF the District, surrounded by Tia own grounds
Cars pass the dooreyery i've minutes.
Terms OF admission From W to 40 per week in ac-
eordancs with the required, payable In advance.
This includes Board, Medicines Medical and Surgical
Attendance.
MEDICAL STAFF.
SUMMON IN CHARGE.
II. THOMPSON, D., ls+ l street, between rwsu-
ueth and Twenty First streets.
coNsuLrIsu PHYSICIANS ASD SURGEONS.
a. JOS X, BARNES N. D., Surgeon General, Unltsd
State. Army.
JOS. RILEY. NJ D., GEORGETOWN.
THOs MILLER y. d. street, Washington.
4. Y: T.: GAkNETr, NJ d, New York avenue
W. 7. JOHNSTON, N. D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, D.. Georgetown,
Applications for admissions can be .sds to suy Of thu
medical stat or the matron at the Hospital Orders for
admission TO the free beds Of this Institution eau be oh
tained Of the Rev. G. H. Hail. Rector Of the Epiphany
Church, Of the Rev A. D. Gillette Pastor Of the Pirst
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon in charge at his res
idenes Orders for the admission Of the wives or vidova
Of soldiers Of the United States army can be procured
throu n the Surgeon General, United States nrny
Vp u d. HALL, D. D., Sssrstary.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-23

AS-Madam Mounts Pile Balvs-~ vsluabl,
Remedy for that Disease; also, Consumption Destroy
or, aud Entire Cure for the Bronchitis, Asthma, ke
be found At stots Drug Store, opposite Nations
Hotel; Glnsns, near Metropolitan HOTEL Pords, cor
Of Eleventh and PsunsyIvania avsnus Entwisls's
corner Of Twelfth and Psnnsylvania svsnus; Iiott's
corner Of and Twelfth streets; Harbsugh's, corner
seventh and O. ial1-H
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-23
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE

Bvt. Maj. Ger. and Chief auartsrm.st.r,
au7-2N Depot Of Washington, D. @.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-06
Gin Girhenrcraanb.

Sic Mnfresuns bonn pcrisen ateno lag mir in
allsn Nerpen. SD bdtts weinen mDsen. 6inaus
inS Breie maste tb anfans5 ni4t su seben. SD
oahts, man mirns NIT sSinsern auf mid psiisn.
Nua cie untsrrsDuns nit Den gltsrn Babettens,
bic Id mir auf pisisn Wprssn fsRssiset batts, sat
i'd auf. gSdrs mir nph eint,al 70 et,ras seIagt
morben, trie bic Bdl5srsmSs mir ssiast bate, iA
bats niht sewubt, Of id 70 steiAmiitbis seblietsn
pdrs. GO wcate nod gar iusenbliAes Blut in
msinsn aosrn. Sd mar nod niAt lanse BON Der
ltnipsrftdt beimsefommsn.
90 mar es Nlittus ssmcrben. Sd fcnnts ss
nidbt metr in ben ensen s8dIcsrn ausbaltsn. SD
musts binans. Wtan tdtte mid aneers ia am @n,
De gar nch fir ihulpis balten fEnnen. sIuA
lhamie ih mid meiner Ssisbeit.
Nls ie faum aus Der 6ausbhr setretsn mar,
Fam Der ghneieer Ssimsroinser NIT istnsm 6unbs
paber. Sd bislt ss fir cine paiIsnbs @slsssnbsit,
nm iiter Babetts nit ihm su rebsn unb risf isn
nsatal6 an. Gr Tam aud silisi bsrtsi. atsr MIN
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-06
Jabr9. I'll.


Mot riibren. glIes, mas meine Wiutter as1ast ia
i,nh ih aelaat tabe, 1T mir gBort fir g8ort meoe,
einsefaGtn. Gann bats ih beiB uno tanse setst.
tst. unb 70 iinb aud gie eefcminsn, absr Id
fennte mid INNER nch niHt bspessn. SD ma,
'pie setannt.~
r0as mar irssnb en mir unhsfanntsr gferpsns
suRano, Der ibsr Oia ssfo'nmsn 1T, in 5rlse Der
ifarfen Mufresan8," erwieeerte i'd, der 1T nun
| iiterfanben. g5ire aud bas anbere ebsnio slifs
| lid aeerfanosn Ssin 0ater bat ,uis Elm unms.it
an Sir sstanbslt. Dsine Mutter bait On rihna
erfannt. 9atte IL 6ctt rcr Nuasn uno i'm ISsrsen
asbabt, fie Bate seip,B etn slidlhnes Zoos &c
batt. Nht Bic ySett uno bas shidial ionbe,n
itr iclBss, persniau ,asiiiAtisss 6srs cat Fs ins
gereerten ssiast. Ater mie On Geiner 0suttsr
DEN Mamsn 6cftss sussrufen bat, als iis itsr Did
uno Define 3ufmnft eniiHiep, 70 rufe ih Dtr in oiss
len fmnersn Stuneen ben Nammsn G'citss Su.
Denn nur nes 6srrn mdhnpes 2Bort fann DEN
Sturm DGner @efiible tenrcbsn, eaB es l1iIe in
Delnem 6er,en lpirD, aan, fiae. uno unier oen
ihwisrisen 0sbalmiiisn. csnsn Du jsst sntssssn,
ssba, fam nur Seine 9anb Did fiihren uAb SET.
ne Hstie Sih talteu. geas Id fir Did ttun
fam, III unbsceutsnb. Ntein GinFnb anf bisis
rsrbdrteten 6sn,itber TT serins, unb nit erer sf
uno 9erfhlaseabet fam ih es nidat aufnebmen.
Sod mas I'd, iu tbun psrnlas, mia lib tbun. Nuf
etrpas fam I'D Did iitrissns ned aun,srfialn Mas
den. Dn brauHf bier Deinan Gltsrn tttnsn Sc.
tcriam III leiiten. Sc trtt bisr Der ssa1 elm, ipp
ss beist: .Du 1clit @ctt msbr ssborhsn, ais Den
Menfaen /" sis taten lid Sur gines psrtauft.
llno nenn Du ibnm folsit, sbt gu DiA gum
menisfen in srpbe @efabr. Mub baten 1e pcls
itdnbis itre glternrshts an Dib aufssssbsn, inbsm
Is rifentar bas Gessntbsil pcn Den, in Dih pHans
zen lurllsn, mc,u Sid @Dtt isnsn anrsrtraut bat j"
sd BABE aud ihcn oaran senaht" faste fie,
vfcrt3ulaufen in Die metts gDelt unb bort fir mid
aasin msin Slid gu iuhen, aber i@ fann ni4t. SD
bleibe uno aebcrhe. llnb trenn es nod fhiperer
mGre, ib bleibs bod Sd ria se psrfuhsn, mel,
men Gltrn treu 5u isin unS AUDI rnsinsm Soft nibt
untreu tu pereen."
uDu unterninma firrabr @ro5ss unb Shme.
res, Batstts, unb if ipiq @ctt BEATEN, wenn es
Sir sslinst. Doh oss Germ Natb 1T runoerbar!
0sneiat ioQ es 10 fsin.'
g8ir battsn uns auf DEN I6simnes senastt. msil
ss tart su bunfeln bssann. SD bate ibr mod
nlanhss 9rSflthe selast.
Vim &anee bes aDalnes batte ih iIe psrat1dieeet
une id ihants isr poblsefdai5 nah pie ie 10 riiis
uno iirad habinldritt uuo idifte Elm lsiies Getet
yum 6inmsl empcr fiir ibr MCblerssben.
Sin Nenoe3pOus se9abt, 6err afarrsr 2" siihsls
tie nebeh mir cine Sitmme, uno cine Geifalt elite
Ha4tis an mir pDribsr, tn Der i'd Die uslnne Mls,"
cine Der pcrnprbeufen Grauen bes Dorfes erfannts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-06
Sss graiioenteu snfuabuc lit New Norf.

28tr batten niht nur feinsn Sreifel, fcneern
mir lpra1en es nit 8sHimmtbcit aus, ba6 Dem
YraTbsntsn uno isinsr Bsslsihns, untsr Der mir
nur @snsral 8rant, Momiral Sarrasut unb Staatss
isfrstar Ssraro bsrppreeeen rplen, Elm mariner
uno sbrsnpp1er @mpfana pures Su Sbeil merpen.
Die Barger BON gisip Oorf baben oem Ubne alle
EifFht auf p0litiibe Wieinuns In loren 9}atrio.
rismus uno ridttssn Saet seissten 8srtrausn ntat
nur sntiprchen, lcneern aQe grpartunssn melt
iitsrtrcfTsn. gBtr baben in Hew Oort isou mande
arcsartise unb n,anae prpmpbafte DemcnHraticn
assatt, manhs sntbuiiaiftiae Gmpfansnabme ct,
lebt, aber cine nGrmsrs uno 10 su iassn tunultus
ariIh 6sr,liae 9tufnabms, mis lolhs ssiisru 9rdF.
bent Scbnlcn uno iatnea nm pas 3anb 10 toh
psrbisntsn @eslsttsrn BON Sunosrttaulsneen entses
aen sstraesn muroe, lit lslbli In 9fem Ootf nod
niht ssisben poreen.
Son Dee 8atterr bis sum LINTON Sauare tielten
auf tsieen Setten tsr Srabe In oihten Stsi6en bic
Dtanner uno Srausn Der Netrrrcle, maren bic
Benifer aasr .Sauisr bonn parterre bis Nam Sad,
firiie nit sspusten 9suten tslsst ndtrene aaf DEN
5rstCirs cine fat lnburh orinslibe Dtsnfhenmers
se auf unb nisber lbeb. 2isb a6er Der ssitdas en-
pfana bes Brdlibanten i1cn narn ales 9crauss
aeaanssne melt bintsr iih, 10 mar hiss nod pisl
mebr Der Saa tn 0inFht pes pabrbaft flrmiidsn
unb btnreissnnen GntbuHasn,us, eeu bic anf Die
Stra6s gs1trSmten 6unbsrttauIsnoe bsfunoeisn.
8onGruppe 5u@rupre purSen bic unInierbrchenen
6urrabs aufssnpmmsn unb psitsr setrasen unb
tauienee BON sarten 9dnosn ihpenftsn aeecupant,
reno bic lpsibsn 9itsr aus ben SenRsrn Der ga.
lafe bes 8roaswap 10 tpis Die aarcisn, pslae psm
YrSHoenten nno feline Ssfrsiare, unb Die, rslde
bic 6elosn Grant unp 6arraaut snt9tslsn, fb trsis
ter bsresten.
GBas immer Der gmrfans In sinsslnsn Ortsn "a
miuiAsn htris laiIsn mag, aus Rsr 0Orf, benz
BON ssrpiiIsn ssitsn pislseibcltensr, nsbmsn pra.
Enent Spbnicn unb feline Besleituns tpsnisRsns bic
ltsterseusuns NIT, nab ibre Mnitrensunssn fiis bic
Wenertsrasnuns Der Union nno Der Gintrabt Der
Natcn in pouitsm NaBs sssparetst iperesn.
| or. .. Stbts.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-06
Ser vWipnard) Of the sens. "

Sas Gmisrantsni6iff rsbs Wonarh Of tbe
Ssas", pas am 10. Ntar3 NIT 738 Wtsnihsn an
Bcro bon 2ipsrrocl mad Stem 0orf absssanssn
mar, 1T isithem ipurlrs perihmunnsn unb ihon
lanse BAT man Den 1uteraans nes sHiffss ais &c.
piB aussncn,msn. 2lm 80. Stunt rarb ldnss Der
Davenport Drdparo etne GlalAs sefunnen, Die, als
Rs ssSffnst muro, Elm ;uiammsnssrcntes Yapier snt.
bislt, auf msl4em bic fOlssnesn gserts ffanesn: !:
.Mcnarh Of tie seas.1 Wsrlieb 2ipsrpocl am
10. Mars 2. WPat: 8ein Mnb. propi1cnen
aussesanssn Fnn, tsin gRafsr - sntmaast In els
mem stnrm. 8. april, 8rstte $3.50 nSrbliHer
aanss AZ 8 Wsf.
@n,. Srtnicn, WaiIa9isr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-06

Sis ensliite Aemirafitat bat 9lcphs gerflhe.
rnnss' gsisalhaft mitsetbeilt, baB bic 6anb1trift
oss 3ettels bon Der Mtuttsr bes paIaaiers. Der 6n
unterseiAnet Sat. ieentiF.trt morben fsi Maf bem
gNfrnara Of tie Seas" ioIen fh piele beut1Ae
Musranberer tsfInben. (M. 81. @t,ta.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-06

= Sis Osmcfratsn hes 8. GiRritts bislten ibre
gcrpsntirn am %. in 6amiltrm uno ernanntsn
Colonel Surbin Marp fir ben Gsnsreb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

Published TO-DAY.
EINHE NEW AMUSEMENT BOOK
PAItIOR TABLEAUX
AND
AMATEUR THEATRICALS,
eRN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ORIGINAL TABLRAUX,
sPECtALLI AERAN8Ep
PIRLOR ESTERTAISMENIS
~A Zen description Of ohuae,s costumes and grouping combining
AMATEUR THEATRCALs
dsstEtye lat q DTas Comedies and FGrcsI tdtptsdo
PRIVATE REPRESENTATION.
Tfiuts6 United payer and tsstsf1lly bound
PRICE - 80.
II TLTON 4 Co.
PUBLISHERS.
No. l6l Washington ~ Boston,
LNOR BOOKS SUITABLE FOR
~ PRESEE TION
l0ok az the foso~ing
JEAN INGELOW'S POEMS.
Al entirely One vol qusrto cloth
elegant Price si1.
JEAN INdELOW' SPOONS.
Gold edition a Illustrations q portrait
Price . 30, O. IN Morocco, 81 SO.
GUSTAVE DORE'S
TWO HUNDRED HUMOROUS SKETCHES.
Thin qusr,o Price 80 70.
GRISETTES GROTESQUES.
Win Rhymes b. Tom Hood. An Tesstby comic volume,
Thin go. Price e375.
tod By ~ BOoi'eers and med postpaid sy the Pubhsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
Drp Goods.


AT GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
"A waterod Plain and Broebs Ribbons "idth shade and
color Prices still downward
Line Of the richest black Ribbons under gTe s 1,n
No. &c., s and ,lI Grand and No. snd 70 Alsnt.
A It GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
g ADo.hsL line q So D''H SIX D'n0e'
" o. ~ s ~ III 40 B ga a. 50 and a. So every shade
U 2als1 materials s ss,' Corded Sls ssin' &C., ese:P
MOI. sOs sll and 3iIl Grand and g. and 70 Aen,
FIN block east from the Bowefy
At GR AND Tt CHEAP = =, STORE S.1I
GaPhe our pSf r KID Glow w.Tsa,sd 9S1. SKIN
In Cashmere Lined sik aud Leo ou5 ,tpsG cheap
No. s 5i and 81, Grand and sOs g. s. and 70 4isn
Filth block east from the bowery.
F. AT GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
"A Willow, Ostrich and other FeSttes
Imported French Flowers, new every day. -. ...,u,,
Noe 9os 81 snd sI Grand and sos g. s. 70 Aen.
Flb block east from the Bo~ery
A T GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
"a Bgse F9srs Bqge GmPs Buse Ornaments s1gs ss arss
widths Trimming Buttons ar endless v'i,y IL h sfRsT%1n
No. 3Og 5l and 3I Grand and Nos g. 50 and 70 Nlen't,
Fifth block east from the Bowery-
At GRAND.ST CHEAP STORE.
IA War p %a,; Raw.
Yankee Notion D. TS,ysRo u,prry
Fos 900 5l and o. IA Grand and SO and 20 Alens',
fifth block cas-, from the BoweIy.
AT GRAND.ST. CHEAP STORE.
IA Bargains in Plain and Embroidered Linen Hankehs SAnd'
Consrs. Sets Cuffs Nc. &c. EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nos 9Og 81 and 3 Grand and Nos S. SO snd 10 Alsnst
Fihh block east from the B0wery.
GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
N Ladies' MeP and Boys Velvet Hat. Boomers and BOnne'
Felt snd SN Goods shape and style AZ nsa bali s''
months prices, EDWARD RIDLEY
Nos Os sllSnd 3Ii GTad and Nos g. % and 10 AleDsL,
Fifth block east from the Bowery.
TkIO MILLlNERS AND COUNTRY STORE
i KEEPERS. -
AT 0RAND.ST. CHEAP STORE.
all yhols niec,, Can EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nos Co. 3 and 3I Grand and Nos 6s % and 70 Aiens,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
LITERARY ITEMS.

A third edition Of the Poems Of John A. Dorgan has
~, been published by H. MorOt, No COS Arehst Phua-
o,ls on the Of these poems We have already oAen
:. .vh,t extended review. The new editos. IN PRINT
ur compares with the hanosomest issues Of the Poets
srd has already sold largely.
waiting for the Verdict" is the title Of the new
dr.. 40 b. begun 10 the next number Of The GALAXY IL by
a. eoihor Of Life Boz the Iron Nils and Margaret How'll
a 80 Who never writes without purposeand power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
Drp GOODS.

1S-Ae1 ~ u
RICH DRY GOODsFoR HOLIDAY PRESENT.
~ ''t f' AT GREAT BARGANa m -
STRANG G ADRIANCE.
No. 3s5 BROADWAY, between Franklin and L.cn.rd,.s
Win oder O. MONDAY Dec. Io,si Retail III.
GREATEST BARGAINS YET OFFERED.
from las. weeks psrsmp.Ory Auction sals..
RICH SILKS nd DRESS GOODS
greatest variety offer offered BY Us for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
f f5i lace Tx FfS:i e Nsy
LACE sHAwLs PARIS GSAEEs HAIR PAISLEY and s,A,
BLACK LYONS SILK VELVET.
first qualify cc ,I 6SE s e e ,o
DRESS PATTERNS, ~. r.f
With the price marked in pan each placed on
GPssss cTI TP Ess9ss eO''0ms comprising
-, ALPAOAs, STRIPE and CHECK PoPuss
"lSCEfs PLAiO and sTyE sPE6r yAL al
FRENCH and xMEhciN PRisTs. D-'A''A'''
GEORGE A. HEARN
No. as s,O.6~.y.
large assortment
REAL INDIA cAhEEs HAIR
sHAwLs AND scARFs,
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
(tL0AKS AT REDUCED PRICES.
OsULLVAN eREIo.
No. III BROADWAY,
and
Nos. I3s I37 end 100 NIETHsT.
remainder oftbe their large and elegant ct
CLOAKS,
AT VERY Low PRICES.
Consisting Of
VELVET oLoAKs.
CLOTH CLoAKs,
SILK CLOAKs.
OPERA cLoAKs
CARRIAGE oLoiAs,
HOUSE AND BREAKFAST JACKETS, ke
Also,
er, presented in the Lss and Children, TU
ins Department suoh
LADIES' AND cHILDRENs UNDERcLorHEe
INFANTS wARDRoBEs (cOmPo.sh
MISSES AND BOYS SUITS
MISSES CLoAKs
BOYS ovERcoATs,
ROBES DE cHAMBRE --latest styss.
BREAKFAST ROBES, &c.
IUPE MPERATRIcE SKIRT,
o'sULLIvAN 4 C2EIo,
No I'll BROADWAY.
Nos 1885 1871 and l9s slNTRsr
MADAME NATALIE TILMAN Il CO.,
No. Ia EAST MNTHsTr
Have just received from Psr, style Of RECEPTION
BoNNETs,
VELVET AND FLOWER HEADDREssEs.
And many novelties in Trimmings Ornaments, he, tc
B-DREss-SAKIEG In the latest Pas,sn styles
GOLDEN a. CO.,
" No 10 CLINTON PLACE,
SUCCESSORS TO
A. MALLET
IMPORTERS OP PARIS NOVELTIES,
HAVE THE IN)NOR TO INFORM THE LADIES OF NEW
YORK AND VICINITY THAT THEIR
OPENING OF PARTISAN NOVELTIES
WILL COMMENCE ON
MONDAY THE 10TH OF DECEMBER, =
TO WHICH THEIR ATTENTION Is REsPECTFULLf IN
VITFD.
n INENS.A SPECIALITY!
MILLrKENG Co. No Ts Broadway deal exclusively 70 LlREn
GOODS they offer complete and varied
sor.rnen everything in their line They do their own Importing
undersod by house tue trade Every ses 'oe
lie warranted Pure Linen
COLD FEET and SICK HEADACHE obyiated BY
" Nine Demoresgs STOCKING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sp
proved durable Price 80 mailed ice Ne 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-18

lsA being y realise; sons considsrable lots wess
uGD 0A1s n AicAigaa 6oxthrn, - essss sp spee-
nlatiye opsfti0ns; N. Y. Central Wa active nnder
ollqus operations, and rose /.
E 0overnm0ts srs quiet. Tbs old infsrest bceds
afs depressed under apprehension Of the further
return Of 5-2os from Europe; 5-7os Of 1852 sold
1t 1011a101t; the issues Of 1854 and 1909 soid
ct 1O2
Money Is In rather more demand, and We hear Of
some calling in Of per cent. loans; the supply 1t
pr esat, however, is abundant. Prime paper
Il In demand It 6s6@ per cent.
Gold 10 rather weak and in less demand. There
il no indications that tho Government has sold
largely to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-18
Con- ostie Weei Circular.

PRICE CURRENT OF WOOL At BOSTON, NAY II, 1851.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia Choice Sax
oDy (selected) 65a70c; Three quarters and full
blood Merno, 57as5c; half blood, 57a57c; quar-
ter blood and common, 47A52c.
New York and Vermont-Three- quarters and
full blood Merino, 52s55c; half blood, 4Sa52c;
quarter blood and common, 45a48c.
Michigan and Indiana-Three- quarters and full
blood Merino, 55a60c half blood, 50a55c; quarter
blood and com mon, 45a50c.
Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin-Three- quarters
and full blood Merino, 50a55c half blood, 45a50c;
quarter blood and common, 42a45c.
Pulled Wool-Extra western New York; 50a
55c super, do. 45a50c; extra New York City,
55a6ec; super, do. 4Sa52 Western mixed, 40a50c;
N. super, Eastern pulling 5oa55c, Z. do 37a42c;
j. do 5oa35c.
Trade fer the week has been steady, and prices
are very firm. The stock in market il not large,
and until the new clip comes forward will not
more than supply the wants of consumers. Pal
led woods, of all grades, arc in good demand.
WV. LLOYD GARRISON, JR.,
Wool Broker and Commission Merchant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-18

SUIcIDE.-A Mr.. Daggerty, of Ottumwa,
who has been stopping at the City Hotel for
some days, committed suicide last evening by
taking strychnine. He was about twenty
eight or thirty years of age; was addicted to
occasional spells Of intoxication; had been
contemplating the deed it was known that
he had the poison in his possession nearly all
of yesterday, and i. is strange to us. that the
parties knowing it did not prevent the fatal
art
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-18
wn.., ON the Michigan Central n. n.

At Niles, on the 18th inst. one load OF extra
white was sold at $3.1o, and few loads NJ $500
At Kalamazoo load sold for $685. and one crop
Of 40 bushels Of very extra white was contracted
for to be delivered this, and the coming week, at
SAYS At Battle Greek one load sold for 81. l94,
and some few loads at $500. These prices, how
ever. were obtained BY sharp bidding over some
loads ON the streets. The farmers now very
busy preparing the ground for the spring crops,
and very few Of them will draw wheat to market;
name, indeed. unless induced 10 do 50 by the high
prices given by the millers 10 keep up their supply
OF -four for customers. The most Of the wheat
being bought is shipped either Toured or in
the berry. to the IVES, and South. Nearly all Of
the buyers agree that these high prices render it
improbable 10 ship East.-Ghieago 7r1bant, l6t1.
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flnanfia! arl0 Commercial.

By Telegraph

BY Telegraph NEW YoRK, May II.
The Commercials money article says the stock
market appears to be looking sgain to condition
Of daliness and depression. The condition of AZ
fairs in England and on the Continent, weighs
heavily upon the market here, not in the way Of
producing any definite apprehension Of . panic,
but from feeling that panicky condition in both
countries, and with which nearly our whole foreign
commerce u transANtsd, cannot fall 70 produce g
uneasiness and disturbance to the large interests
ON this side.
At the regular board this morning there was
cellaseess stocks especially II Cumberland Coal.
yAiee edveaeea a sndsr oliqus opsfasioas, aaaon
Ca1toa, WhieA V1eeed II hleher. The fnflroeA
- ~ - tleNae1e - t4epesv111iae -.
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Tar Des Moines Register says By the re-
cent failure of the Merchants National
Bank of Washington, D. c., We observe that
Hon. E. Sells. Superintendent of Indian
Affairs, was a loser to the amount of SSH
900. We are not informed whether this loss
falls upon Mr.. s. individually, or upon the
Government, but we presume upon the lat
ter. The Treasury Department is, itself, q
SOC. 900.
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We are informed by Mr.. Strong, the At
torney for defendants, that 1t the recent term
of the United States District Court at Des
Moines, the case of United States vs. Van
Antwerp and others, was tried, and judgment
rendered for defendants, fully indicating
Gen. Van Antwerp for his doings as receive
of public money at Fort Dodge few years
ago. The case involved q considerable
amount of money and several interesting
legal questions. 1t was clearly proven that
instead Of defendant being a defaulter tn the
Government for seven or eight thousand dol
lars. the Government owes him about twelve
hundred dollars
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Bt. Leuis Live Stock Market.
From the Republican of 10th.

CattIe-Reccipts this morning 200 head. The
market is brisk with sales Of $50 head including
the following: 10 head, 1890 MS. at 6Ac; head.
1870 lbs. at tic; 10 head, lo,sl0 lbs. 1t Il; IA
head 5000 fbs, at 1c Is head, 20,2o0fb,, Mt 73c
70 head, 1850 lbs, at tic; head, 1000 lbs, at
re; "a head, 2s,l90 lbs, 1t $3.50.
Hogs-Market steady, with sales of $50 head,
in lots, At 74apc, the latter figure being psid On
retail lots.
Sheep-Saley we're 81 head. At $50.
Mich Cows-There were IA head sold AZ the
North Missouri Yard, follows: ut $40 AID
at s47.5ooP head.
Veal Caives-There were sales Of IL prime At
$3.50 u head.
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or III The Grsss 1stablsAnsaa throughout the Hast
and west
None can compare With ExcH,ssoa HALL, ths grsssot
and the bssti
Its fame ID hsafdaaApsksa Of IN al ~ dst Deatss
And he ssassal ABSTRACTION sivsa, b. tAsk ss1A aal
AAens.
CAr.s-rhsa eone as0as. oens along, II svxybedy
That 1xcsiisr Halls the cheapest p,aes to es& suit
efOotAss.
Visitors from ~ 1stn ssatss and r wsss 70 Oregon.
Have praised the bsaaty q their stock a.d shovsd how
veil they done;
The people whom they pay their cash. VIII lRp 10 ct
the hsst.
And they found that Hsss, s.nn Co. have Ar eat
stripped the rest.
cAor4s Then como along, come along, Or svsrybody
Tha. Excelsior Hals the cheapest place TO t.s suit
Of Clothes.
There are no other Clothss that dare compete with
these,
For this rm is noted for It's sk and grsaaest care to
please;
In every undertaking. they arc certain to succeed,
For they the Grandest Stock of 0oob and motto
100 AHaAp"
Caora-Then along, CONF along. for II IL known
to all,
Tbs ySEsr, Bssf and cHEArssf Clothes, are made at
EXCELSIOR HALL
Just received full stock Clothing and Piece Goods
which We offer ct the reduced rates.
HESS, STERN 90.
Clothers Merchant r4ilors and dealers in Gents Fur
nishine Goode Nos 50 Main and Second Streets.
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WESTERN enigrativeness and Yankee in
genuity was the explanation for novel craft
that we noticed passing down the river yes
terday morning. A floating squatter's cabin,
with the head of the family, who wore SOL
dier's coat, running the machine by aid of
clapboards on crooked poles for oars, while
the mater-iamilias superintendent cooking
affairs, an unconscionable number OF faxen
haired juveniles tumbled about in jolly cen
fusion, and the family dog sat il a skiff
towed alongside, watching progress with
canine serenity. The institution vas bound
Diyie-ward.