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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23
ELECTION IN THE METH WARD;
Excitement at the Polls.
The Germans and Americans Tn
plant.

The N,Hth Ward lGermsntovu) fully Or
gained Yesterday, by The election u . meai
Der Of the Board Of Alderman, aud two
members Of the Common Council. The ex-
eitement was great and the vote p0lled was
very heavy The Germans and Americans
united on q ticket, against the workmen al
Ne Corral, who are really not citizens. but
VINO voted en- mssse; and the former were
Triumphant, eleeting a delegation TO the
Two Boards Of the City Council, which viii
be an honor To the Ward, aud The city.
The following are the successful esndi-
dates; Alderman, +. Kloozi Couueilmen, A.
K2rsch, N. L. Jones.
The successful candidates received an
average Of III votes, and the opposition
about 50.
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I WILL sell, at Auction, that Vaua'Ia Property
Il formerly occupitdb by the Nashville ManLGr ar
ing % itIated on tn esss side o Front street
seven N-twO feet -Cuth # brnsd. Ssii property
'ronts cns undred and flty-one f'et SIX niche on
From street, ana runs bS n n h ndred snd -orty
on feet 70 the Whsrf. Ire wharf the entire " dih
o, the property, and b~.onging TO It-runs TO low
water mara.
This property 81 admirably loeR'ed for mauufsc-
turing md rs y FAR the best site in he city for the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

Cnculf ooURr-lhe Circuit Oo0f' com
,,.ucsd is session yesterday. Several mo
,-oB. we're made, sad 8 Grand Jury impan-
n,Iss. The fo,ieviaE is = ast.ofth names;
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

OLD TaEArsE-Last night the highly
popular young trsgediar, Mr.. Edwia Ad
am, made his first appearance in the fine
Old comedy Of "wld Oats. sustaining the
character Of Rover with unsurpassed ability,
to a fine audience.
This gentleman is withou. doubt ct the
highestPOint Of his professiOn, bridging to
the assistance Of frst-rate dramatic genius
a highly g fled and polished mind, enabling
him TO render whatever character he under
takes as near to nature IS naturs itself can
sp prOach. We sincerely hope our Theatre
habitue will support him ia a manner wor-
thy Of his deserts.
This evening he peFsoaates the "Thane"
in shaksPeare's great play Of Macbeth
supported by decidedly one Of the best com
pauy's outside Of New York city. We ad-
wise our numerous readers to secure their
Sc is early, as there We're many applications
night for seats.
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For Sale ct this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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OUR jos 0FFIoE.-We arc executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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CosoxER's INSVrsU-Aa inquest was 1e'1
L. ce-oper NcrselI. On Saturday, me -lsi
net on the body Of john johnson ana ths
Jurv returned s vsraist that he eSmet' AS
5,sth FROM sahesivs Inflammation OF zoe
ians,. in coaueetoa viii a. sessss' 81 lsl'
lnns. d~iseharr.ns between AMI aad SKA
-ibs sv,r ~. hsaTx, and fst'y dsgsneFansn
Of the heart ~. g. a. Lewis sAAaAs
Physieisn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed 10 order.
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as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME & CO.,
novI-tf No. 9 Union street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

Statement of the Condition Of the PHGY5X INSURANCE G 6G9BTHITv o. Hartford
STATE of TENNESSEE, pursuant 10 the shtute OF that suIe.
let me nam. the companys the PHzN1I TErE CuFAyrr and located HauOd, Conn.
I'd. The moUato fhsc Mui Stock -~~~~~~-~" ~"-~-~--S GO
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oldrapers, Cthe largest in the city, f@orsale
This office.
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Posi- OrftcE oEDERs.-The Posiofice or
der system is working 50 admirably, thas a
large number Of Offices have been added to
those already authorized TO issue orders.
We are indebted TO Joseph s. Carries, at the
Postofsee, for the following;
Ii, .s8isop a. The Money order Ohcss slrsady
corrsion. The folozing IS nesly designated
oF5eis nave been established. st Which the money
.Ttrr hnsiuess vii he commenced on Monday, The
SIN Of February, ls66.
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Goal Oil Refinery.

I has been divided into SIX lots-hve Of them
twenty-five feet. snd one twenty s1 feet six inches
nj.
TERMS-OnefoHrth cash; balance in sx twelve
snd eighteen months, without interest
Psrses vi hing anE further oTmsl in rega d
20 said property, WI please call Upoa the under.
signed.
REFrREScE Toa TIrLE-G. n. FO6G, Esq, At.
torney stlaw.
saa R~ddleburger VIII dispense The creature
comforts On the OCCASION R. O. MoNAIkY,
At Commercial Insurance. Office, Bank Of Union.
y CKUNK, Auctioneer. Janis I'd
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T E FROM EGYPT.

Pennsy's New Extract of the Egyptian I'OtuI.
A new and exquisi e perfume for the handkerchief.
Cleopatra, and all the LADIES' OF the present day,
using ihe same pefume.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
ThE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
TIE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
Manufactured By F. A Penney, SrOoklyn, N. I.
uy73m h. A. LOVEJOH, Agent, % Fulton st, N. Y.
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

II an cases, which nvu @. the patient the exua4s-at p-rrr Of --l-.
Pwen' which Will. 20 mauy cases. ct more than che whole ct hs ama.t-
sfs You saw Yourself che runlItv Of exposure a calling HH Hrr
Ns store % oue s " gruCet ut la ono need ae v4 ul. a.r 4.
business aud c-r@Torisues STRICTLY PRIVATE.
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to the old home, / would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville that We will
be prepared to manufacture any kind Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23

Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Fringes,
Nc., &C.,
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TO Let,
Narvona DehilitY.

SauluG weakness, eto. can b. eured bJ one v-o
~ rsaIy cuged himself and hunlircds y
/ and viii eel yea natkng hui Ire trltN- Aa
wG.ss--p 80 bE
fara1raElV ne-NHhs AA
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Established in 1852. at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET.
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THIS RtrRtr1-s ,r,Dr as
u@men. "T PRIVATE DISEASES by the use of -H+r. --r -
uleet'nN With painful operations etc. va aroused hv H. 80
by the @e renatlsf. al
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23
SPECLALNOTICE
Bronchial TroChes

HsFns /, rlErcT IsIrvESci 70 ssE FARas GIVE
IMMEDIATE EELWF-
For BranchIas, Asthma, Cstarrh, CensanP-
tix. ana Throa. DIsease.
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HOME AGAINu


HAVING returned again with q large
stock of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-23
Ginseng, Feathers, BeeswsS

VVHE highest market Pnce III e Fsd % Eooas
g. No - Norsh Msrki straet tFcm Wells Old
rtsndI COR 6n~ccC Feathers and beessSA. A
much - e9,U0 rs GINSENG wanted,
tauleaH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-10
Mr. O.rnAr. Anil !

80 80 y
Tbs French transport Oliver arrived at
Havana on the 9th ult. from Vera Cruz,
with eight hundred troops en- route for Toul'
ton. Us
The United States gunboat Florida would
leave Havana on the ID inst. for Aspinwan.
The United States gunboat Conway was
recently burned at Pensacola.
Thirteen Thousand regulars now constitute
the entire force Of the Department Of
Florida.
The passage by the Senate Of the Civil
Rights Bill over the Presidents veto has
caused moderate curiosity.
Crevases are occurring along the river coast,
and . devastating food, it is feared, has
broken out below on the left bank, and it il
feared that the Mexican Gulf Railroad and
Bayou Bonef country will be overlooked.
A memorial asking for the deepening Of the
Mississippi river was being circulated and
numerously signed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-10
New Fork Gomez and Sugar M.ket

~" AohAp APhh
CoHFEE-The market for Rio il depressed, and
our quotations are reduced 4@4c q n in gold;
good to choice qualities alone in much request
but these continue very scarce and are held very
firmly The sales are COL bags Rio, per Steamer
North America, 400 per Bremerin, $50 per Hyde,
$40 per Senator ken, from Bremen, on terms not
made public; 200 per Uiler, to arrive hers, 15e !;
and 5000 to arrive per winnfred, at Baltimore,
l43c both gold, in bond The other sales are
900 bag St. Domingo, for export. so Maracaibo
500 Laguayrs, 100 Jamacia,on private terms, and
200 Java, 263c gold. 1000 bags Laguayra, have
been exported from FIRST hands, to Hamburg
The stock of Rio in the country is 6ls57l bags
here's ii 500 in New Orleans LOO in Mobile.
1900 in Savannah, 1850 in Baltimore, and 2, ZOO
in Philadelphia. Total so;47l bags.
SrGAR.-Thc market for raw has been inactive
since our last the demand from refners having
materially fallen OF, but prices have remained
very steady and uniform, aud we do not vary our
quotation of Friday last Refined is dull and
prices favor buyers; wequote other than Stuart's
hard l55@l6c soft white l4l a l5c, and yellow
l31 q lac cash, The sales Of raw are l;37s hhds.
Cuba at l0a@I3c; 1850 clarified do I2IMI34c;
liz Porto Rico lns@ lie; l02 hhds., and bbls.,
Dermerora at 10sc; and 1,43l boxes HavAna
930l l5c. 4 mos. By auction, $40 boxes Havana
damaged, sold at 940L Io.c; and 263 casks Dutch
crashed, damaged, 14t@l5ic, cash.-Shippiny
Lat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-10

A. q. Stephens Vice President of the
rebellion, expresses much satisfaction with
President Johnson's policy and entire conf
dence that he will soon be admitted to the
United States Senate. Why should Presi-
dent Davis BE kept in prison and Vice Presi-
dent Stephens help make laws under the gov
eminent which he tried to destroy, and un-
der the Constitution and laws of which he
ought to hang by the neck till he is dead, the
stintellligent traitor ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-10

SCHOOL ExAxlSATIoN.-The examilation
OF frof. Jamieson's school continues to-day,
closing this afternoon. The programme this
morning viii embrace Geometry. AIeebra.
English Analysis, xenophons, Anabasis,
Declamatlons, DC. In the afternoon, Loe;c.
Destinations, Essays, &c. Wa hon. =.
friends and patrons Of the school I'll, 4. /.
attendance. The exercises YESTERDAY -
interesting, and showed ) persistenc. ana
thoroashness in driil and culture Aishly
creditable to Prof Jameson and his assiatspt
Mr. Kretzinser, = instzuctosy, and 70 al
scholars g st1dseta
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-10
Foreign News--Arrival OF Treasure
NeEro Revolt At Panama.--Ireland
Ready to Strike for Ere eaom.

NeEro Revolt At Panama---Ireland
Ready to Strike for Ere edom.
New YORK, April 9.
Steamer New York from Aspinwall Ist
brings S730,000 Of treasure
One hundred and fifty negroe. who attemp.
ted revolution at Panama. March oath. were
surrounded by troops and shot down like
sheep; Twenty-Five or thirty were killed and
a hundred made prisoners.
The steamer Atlantic reports Endorn on
evening 18th of March, experinced the
severest stoem that has swept over the Eng.
land coast for several years. She left South
ampton on the morning of the 26th. Among
her passengers is an accredited agent Of the
J. K. B., who accompanied Stephens IN his
fight through England to Paris, where he ar.
rived safely, and who is now probably ON his
way to America. At time Of his departure
from Ireland Mrs. Stephens arrived at Cork
en-route to America. All steamers and YES.
sells were then under watch by the authorities.
Stephens has at times been seen in London.
Mrs. Stephens returned to Dublin and pas
sed through England to Paris. The ]. R. B.
agent says there are $500 disciplined men
in Ireland and ready for orders to strike for
freedom. British army is 100000 strong:
but about half are Fenians. And there e
not single regiment in whichthere has not
been arrests for Fenianism,
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New Orleans Market.
New York nea.y a.rn...

By Telegraph NKw Yoax, April O.
AOn<y-More easy At y cent. call loans.
Sterling Exchanee-Dun and heayysat loe0Iosx
God-Heavy and lower, opening 1T NJ declining to
1885, closing at a6iz.
Government stocks heavy; Q. 8. Il 30 Coupons "a
Iost. Go, ss lo.l4: 1910 Coupons. 81 Treasury
Notes, 40 ID series, 1901 Missouri State d. cyl;
Mariposa ll54.
The besintss At the NEE Of the Assistant Treasury
to-day vas follows:
Total receipts sloo Of .hich 500 were for
customs; and Of loan 50 coin certificates
Nl2, 5o0
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Seeds II New York.

New fRoK, April 4.
The demsud for clover has fallen OF, and with
large offerings the market has become quite dull
the business has been confined to 20Oto30O bags at
81 to lie for Ohio State. Timothy is in active
demand, and prices have further advanced the
sales are 1900 70 200 bags It - to $50. Flax
il very dull at $3.50 to $50. They Bosfon Ship
ping List reports salss there Of 1000 bbIs. Cot
ton seed q $GS p tun, cash. There have been
no further sales Of linseed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-10
From HalikAx-Oae Hundred and sixty
cases OF ChoADra and forty deaths ON
an Emigrant Vessel.

From Hal11AX-OAo Hundred and sixty
cases OF Cholera and forty deaths ON
an Emigrant Vessel.
HALIFAX, April 9.
The steamer England from Liverpool 28th,
BY the way of Queenstown 29th, arrived here
this morning for medical aid. 1t is reported
she has cholera aboard, and has twelve hun
dred passengers no communication with her
is allowed, but the agent of the Associate
Press is endeavoring to obtain her news which
is four days later.
LArER-The steamer England had one hun.
dred and sixty cases of cholera aboard
There were forty deaths during the passage.
The prospects of war between Austria and
Prussia were increasing. The crisis was con-
sidered imminent.
The following news is taken from the Cork
papers Of 29th. Notwithstanding the Easter
holidays the Cabinet meetings were not sus-
pended. The London Times. Herald, 4dreT-
tiser and Post condemn with more or less se-
verify Mr.. Brights Birmingham article. The
Post says the objection of throwing out the
present Ministry and the difficulty of find
ing strong government to take their places
The commons SO little moved by abstract
measures has again and again supported a
bad measure because it could not see its way
to better. The Bishop of London is still
seriously in.
BERLIN, March 81, 1856.
The See-at-sriche correspondent publishes
an article representing the present state of
the Australian Prussian relations are serious
but consider the crisis far from becoming
but on the contrary becoming more danger.
Gus. The article points out that a. soon as
Austria has arrived her financial position
would compel her to hurry the attack. The
Prussian government is taking this into seri-
GUS considerations
There is no foundation for the rumored al
lance between Italy and Prussia. The Ital-
ian government desires to observe the strict
est neutrality ina ny conflict that may occur
between Prussia and Austria.
Markets.
Cotton declined aaa cts Sales Of the
week five days Sc, 600 bales. Sales Thursday
5000 bales. Midling Orleans 19ict
Beadstufs dull; downward tendency.
Provisions quiet and steady, except lard,
which is declining.
Corn sales s6aas5i. Z. S. $50 71@,71t.
1. c. shares 80s@sOl. Erie shares $40,
$50. The market would be closed after
Thursday until Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-10

c. S. WILSON, of the PeHa Blade, has we
learn sold out his paper and purposes to
start again in Decatur County. Wilson is .
capital editor, perpendicular on political ques-
tons and will pour hot shot into copperhead
ranks wherever he may be. We hope for him
success in his new location.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-10

SHIppING TAGS of the best make, can be
furnished in any quantity at the GATE CIry
JOB OFFICE.
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The Best AND SuREsT STiAULaST.-The
Red Jacket Bitters are free from all acdi,ies
usually found in ordinary tonics and stomach
bitters OF the present day. They are made
from sound and fresh materials nothing that
is not entirely wholesome and healthy enters
into the composition of them. apr lO-d&w
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Just the vvsathsr for Yeune Duel

JUST t1o Wo3tn0r LOT xoun8 Ooek1.
But very bad for oonsumptives and people pro-
disposed to pulmonary weakness. To III such
the Spring season il very trying, and great care
should be taken to keep the body dry and warm,
and Ill irritation of the throat and bronchial
tubes Allayed 1t once. Tho soothing properties
Of Goes Cough Baleam render it the consupmtives
best friend, while al recent cases very readily
yield to its curative power. 1t Is pleasant, safe,
sure and cheap. Aprl0.dw-tue-thu-sa
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The old City Council decided after much
discussion and determination, not to accodo
to Mr.. Franklins new proposition for the .e,.
tlement of the city debt by piece meal. We
understand that this decision has stimulated
the parties interested in the matter to an earn.
est effort to obtain reversal Of that decision
from the new Council
There is a good deal Of money pending.
and our city would do well to be on hand at
the City Council rooms tonight to attend to
their own interests little.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-10

Tbs Joint Resolution of the Iowa Legisla-
ture adopting the Constitutional Amendment
abolishing Slavery has been published on
parchment. 1t is the glory of Iowa tha. such
is the force of the convictions of her people
against Human Bondage, that not even cop
perheadism dare put itself on record as OPP
posed to the great act of Abolition.
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The New Confederation In New Bruins.
wick.
N,.,r ". a

wick.
NEW York, April 9.
The Herdlds New Brunswick special saws
the reply of the government to the address Of
the Legislature council was communicated
Saturday evening, just previous to adjourn.
ment of Parliment. 1t endorses the confed
Grafton recommendation embodied in the ad.
dress to the Queen. The document took the
government party in the lower house com
pletely by surprise and forces upon them the
necessity OF resigning, as their policy is anti
confederation. Important action is expected
in the House to-day. Both parties are pre-.
parlng for . severe contest. The govern.
ment party it ia thought will go out BY Tues.
day, There is great popular excitement and
much indignation is felt at the Governors ns
course, the anti consideration party say that
an attempt TO force confederation on them
will be attended with most serious conseonen.
ces. An important crises is approaching.
A rupture is feared if the home government
is represented BY the Governor If he PERSISTS
in his present course TO accomplish confed.
Grafton.
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oenneetieut Mutual Life Insurance Co
We clip The following from the New York Indepty
dent Of Espt. 18th.

We clip fhs following from the New York Indep-Y;
dent Of Espt. 2Sth:
This Company was organized In 1915 Oh the mrfrs1
system, with the well known advantage of Furnishing
insurance at ito actual cost In the OF liz trri
meas Ia the largcst life insurance company in tito
country, and with the exception Of one Gsrmsn
pan y largest in the world Its accumulated capital
IL nearly II has paid since its orgsnizscs
g. 900 900 TO the families and creditors Of deceased
members and hAA refunded $4,000 o00 TO policy
holders in divdends surplus premiums It's ut
surplus IL s. 600 600, from which the annual dYi
deud will be declared lst Of Feb next The number
policies issued during he year S3 Its annua!
income S. 900 coo per year. its receipts for inter
est alone being over half million, which more than
paid its losses for the year ending ft November last
From these figures notion be obtained Of the
kssinesa done by this COMPANY and of the ad
vanta&es offered to insurers Fuller particulars will be
found in Advertisement in another column OF the
aivsntAgeso Of life insurance il IL scarcely necessary
say anything NJ this day Lord Chancellor LyndhurstB
remark, that no man with dependent family Is free
from rep1ooeh his life s not insured 10 not too strong
The duty insurance being admitted the next thing il
10 mad rafs and cheap company; and the Connecticut
Mutual Ia both
H. B. TRsErcx Is the agentfor this popular company
In this city octo
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FRED DOUGLAS IN kEoKuK.-We are re-
quested to announce that Mr.. Douglas will
lecture in the Chatham. Square Church on
Thursday evening.
Admission fifty cents. Proceeds to to be
devoted to the benefit of the colored church.
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HARTFORD, April 9.

d1hIRUEU1 APfI 20
The result Of the city election was afhll
vote and full election of the ticket Of the
democrats, entirely changing the political
over A. s. Stillman, present mayor, by 23o
majority and have majority in the City
Council.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-10

HFLP OR WE PERIsH.-This is what neg
lected teeth would say if they could remon.
strate with their owners; and mark this, the
teeth cannot perish or become black or yell
low if the SozoDoSr is used daily
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-10

SEE weman in another column picking Sam.
burg Grapes for SPEER's WINE. 1t ia an admira
BILE article, used in hospitals and by the nrst GLASS
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref
erence to old Port Wine. It is worth trial and
gives great eAtisfaction. Oct. Q 6m
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WARRINGTON. Anr;l /

Lieut. Gen. Grant had confarense -
The President this morning Of severI lon,e
DURATION. -S11s
There were many visitors ct the Ptee;den.,.
hoaD to- day, including deleens;on 81 fsrm.
sn nom AaSziAn6 ecoompanied 81 Hon.
Aontgo1esys 1ais. Thy only cesie Is -
- ~ gses = ~ etpdoQl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-10

/ BY Telegraph NV York April 9.
Coree-Dull Sugar; II 0llA for cuba and Nuseara
do; l33+ for Porto Rico. Noiassss quiet
Petrolsum-Dnli 258 ID crude sos 81 refined la boz d.
Pcrk-Heary and Irregular US sTlSa25 e1ls fer
Mess osinx Sa5 3D. Regular $3.50 for old do; and
e2l s212l PRIME also $3.50 bbs New Mess for April,
SELLERS option. at SIS 7aa2s.
Betf-steady; tlb 80 1lS 50 plain Mess; t2o32s
nav extra Mess. Beef Hams firm: asAse, cut meats
quiet; l4i2c for Shoulders; lo6I3 for Hams.
Bacon Dull 1a Cumberland cut; ls5z short ribbed;
Lard-Dau and heavy; ls0ls,S.
Butter gust: IS aas for Ohio and 4oD6o for State
Cheese quiet; l6a22.
Cotton--Dul heavy and full Il lever. .1ss for mid
ding.
Rieur-Duli and CON mon grades lo1i5c lower
E4i 40 Extra state - l51s - Shipping breads; Kx
R. II. IS 45sll Trade brands dull particularly conn
mon grades.
whisky-steadS;s - 20 for State, ans 81 q Western
"heas-conmen grades tend do~ nvard: new No. l
Amber Milwaukee 81 6s 81 20 delivered
Rye-Hesvy; Western csc.
Bariey-Les active and dropping. Barley Malt dnli.
Corn-Less active and rather ersier: ,45-T unsound;
1872 unsound mixed Western in and delivered
Osts-Duli; l9cr lower; soD45
frsights TO Liverpool auief