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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-09

3WHIrE suLPaUR WATER, FROM TIE
wv White Sulphur Springs, GTeenbrier CO.. Va. Bottled
he Springs This Company having made great improve
&n InnS ths transported Is perfect when
II taken from its source. PURCELL, bABn d 60,
General A gents for The Unite States, Richmond Va.
Hg-fe Water is kR had in Naw Orleans of all the Drug
gists at the principal Hotels ann Of ltHgents
WILSON. IASSIE Il CO.,
iaT Arn.kIfM anA % Eirnvier streef
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-09
WINES AND l.l0llORS

4SAXEfSaC SISaNDibi WE HAVE coon
uppy hand and receiving direct mportatons from
Frsnea additions stock Of this celebrated and hgh.
favored We have 1885 eighth pipes 1898 eighth
quarter pipes 1892 do. do 1906 in halt quarter and eighth
pipes We asNe the Of the trade and
generally shs article pure and naduterRted For sale
4 New YorS and prices by
Gaiaa siu N ritp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-09

fItG asks Ahtgeiii,s landing hip
n Thomas Jefferson and ST. Louis for alle by
s. WOLFF.
jy3O Grayier and New Levee SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

E.&o. r., New Orleans Sth October 1860.
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
The four following communications from the act
ing cashier of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana
transmitting monthly statements of said bank, as
fiscal agent. were, motion of Mr.. Patterson, re-
ferred to the Finance COMMITTEE, viz:
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans. July n, 1860.
To the President Of the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Of the City OF New Orleans:
ST have the honor transmit herewith ihe monthly
this Bank Fiscal agent Of the city Orleans
\. r, n ROBINSON Acting Cashier.
GREENS BANK or LOUISIANA,
New Orleans July 81 1860
Report Common Council q The City of New alss hs G
Bank Of Louisiana Fiscal Agent said City n eon
iorny to Sec. lS Of the new City pharer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

l.
.may.-r CITIZENS BANK OF LouIstAsA,I
New Orleans, Sept 81, 1860 !
To the President of the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
of The City of New Orleans
SirI the honor transmit herewith the monthly
of this Bank Fiscal Agent of the city Of New Orleans
n n. ROBINSON, Acting Cashier,
CIrizEgs BAsK or LOUISIANA
New Orleans. Sept 80, 1860 !
Report Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans ks C
Esns Of Louisiana Fiscal Agent said city,
fosmity to section of us Of New City Charter.
CONSOLIDATED LOAN TAX
Balance hand August 81 1860 S4l956 "a
Received from September to September 30 lS50 94 40
42o,495 "a
Paid coupons on bonds srued by
Second Municipality ..-.........S 81 $50 GO
Old City i,i75 0a-2705 90
hight months Interest 81 bonds
Of the Old City Commercial
Bank, in conformity 10 resolution -
Commissioners Consolidated Debt, 3.o66 ~ bsTTl 81
Balance on hand September 30 lS60.... Sil4,724 u
RAILROAD
Balance hand August 81 1850 Sl3g ~ 80
Received from September TO September 3d. lS6p 2l Is
lsO76s IS
Companies 2bio W
G
Balance on hand September 80 1860 -. sl2s l2s Is
All OF which is respectfully submitted
NJ 4. N. ROBINSON Acting Cashier.
The following message was received from the
Secretary of the Board of Aldermen:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
The following message from the Secretary of the
Board of Aldermen was read:


BoARp or ALDERMEN, August 2, 1860.
To the Hon. the President and Members
Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen:
Gentlemen-Y0u are respectfully invited to con-
cur in the following resolutions adopted by the
Board of Aldermen:
resolution granting permission to VIM. Lange to erect
engine on his premises, ST. Ferdinand street.
resolution authorizing the Mayor give that il
in enon of the Common Gonnc ballast road be
constructed Magnolia street. from Felicity road TO Washington
aYehse.
The following resolutions. rejected by your hon
orable body, were persisted in and were referred
to the Joint Committees on Finance and Streets
and Landings;
preamble resolution authorizing the Mayor to give
notice ageeabiy law that ii is the intention of the Common
Council shell road be Washington
street, Fourth District fom Apollo 10 Claiborne street
preamble and resolution authorizing the Mayor notice
that Is heueniion of Common Council
she road he constructed Jackson street Fourth
District. from ST Charles Claiborne street.
The amendment of your honorable b9ds the following
lutions eaueurred in:
resolution anhoaug the Mayor 10 appoint an additional
number Of twenty five policemen.
Respectfully,
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary
The aforementioned resolution of the Board Of
Aldermen, :" granting permission to VIM. Lange to
erect a steam engine on his premises on st. Ferli-
nand street." was, on notion referred to the Police
Committee.
The resolution aforementioned of the Board Of
Aldermen, authorizing the Mayor TO give notice
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
New ans gaip Gssseeut Itassday aprn Gabet L. 1s60

come sd il with cinenlty the most consn
mate management that the city them In fact your
committees obliged postpone the payment Of hun
dreas thousands Of dollars until the s6 allowing
holders o snch claims seven cent into until ua
ment The revenue Of the city Is enre inadequate meet
~ eSpendi,Hes and every year the fac heeomes
earefuy consider those facts and hey have hesitation in
dy for het eyL with peasare that yonr committee shron
long weighed the city, is nder administration
prudenty and wisely manage6 bids become the In
ution that 1t intendes for when first established Your
committee have taken upon themselves have repaired In
propcr manner IL wretched and dlapidaed
condition Proper has paid the wants of the
prisoners substantial clothing has been furnished and whole
food given them The cleanliness is observed and
fact all possible attention is paid them Strict discipline on
the other hand Observed and reasonable amount Of labor
qnred OF each pso and committee are pleased 10 say
that the said sitnon will ALL or vefy nearly all its ex
penses ere long.
Thus has yorr briefly presented to your notice the
most striking considered by the administration and
they sincerely that your houors will concur with them in
their suggestions adopt the necessary carry
out tie same conclusion they would pectly you
Is the report Finance Committee Of January 1860
particularly that portion he Surveyors estimate marked NJ
regarding the expenditures FOR improvements to streets
Respectfully submitted, An: DuPRE. Chairman.
a9 JAMES DAVIS.
F. COX.
u F, SEfCSHNAYDRE
& j. FREMAUX.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Balance. Observation-Disclosures. 6sa4 10
s177, ,5s7 65
E. L o. E., New Orleans, sls August. 1850.
ADAM G1FFEN, Treasurer.
TREAsURERs WEEKLY REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND
Disbursements for the week ending Saturday August
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

GIoEt GoN0RRREaA, GLEET, WEAKNESS PAINS
in the Back and all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC ROLU,4
rIoN-fhs wordrenowned preparation all affections
Of the Seaerave organs, whether chronic Phys
clans Of England Of France and Of America acknowledge s
yrcacy Thousands sufferers have relieved BY It.
Purely Vegetable in compoion, it Is harmless eff
rac0us- Tho syse becomes Hvgorated the deDtned
body and depressed mind restored To energy,
B. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United Sntss
myiT " AnnharRrF az f9afnt afret. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
To balance. e..........

E&o. E.. New Orleans, Augusts g. 1850,
@ Ne@ JON. DFMAREST.
rt 7@ Assistant Treasurer
TREAsuRER's MONTHLY REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND
Disbursements from the LIST Both September 1860
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

E. o. e. New Orleans, Oct. j, 1860.
ADAM GIFFEN Treasurer.
TREAsURER's WEEKLY RERoRT OF RECEIPTS AND
Disbursements for the ending Saturday 9th October
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
8 X. WILmOT,s PLANTERS, pgTscNVED
y GO D.M 90 u GUTT x

The exclusive patent rights bean burehasd
~ company Of sen!emen Of he city Of New Orleans he
states Of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Arkansas
Ferida Texas and south Carolina parties wishing to paf
chsae parish eonRty rights Of machinery can
obtain the same by applying 70 the uadesBgnsd sole
agent for the above company -
f. w. @. COOK
No. IS Matches sreet, New Orleans.
Refers toMessra Martin Gordon Jr., n o. M s. Brin
ger Ascension La Dr. G. ". Campbell Iberyiiie La Cap
tain j. G. Landry N. O. G. C, Bogert N o. c. d. Mifs st.
lRrnas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

-|
n. T. N. ROBINSON, Acting Cashier.
9$Ra CITIZENS BANK or LouisIAEA,1
New Orleans, Aug. 81, 1866 )
To the President Of the Beard OF Aldermen
Of City of New Orleans;
sr-I have the honor transmit herewith the monthly
of this bank fiscal agent Of the city of New Orleans
Very respectfully, your ohedient servant,
N. r. N. ROBINSON, Acting Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK LOUISIANA,
.ss, .I5s New Orleans, Aug. 81, 1860 !
Report Common Council of City Of New Orleans Cens
Bank of Louisiana Fsca Agent of said city in conformity
Sec lis, New City Charter;
CONSOLIDATED LOAN
Balance hand July 81 1860 S4T I29 81
Received from LIST TO 3lst August. 1906 81
55,536 Al
Paid Coupons bonds issued by
Consolidated City........,..,-.,. $3.50 3u..-
Municipality No. 2...........,..... 2,5l5 assf5 90
Balance hand Aug. 81 1860. .............. 1851 "A
Balance on hand July 81, 1860 ....,. lso,6oo 10
Received from LIST to Slst August 1862 5sD6 50
ls6,07 80
Companies $50 90
Balance hand Slst August 1860. ,,...... iS04g 80
All Of which 10 respectfully submitted,
N. T. N. ROBINSON, Acting Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

rossoIipArEp <.
Balance hand june So 1850 s4s539o q
Received from July 10 July 81 1860 St634 II
$500 95f %
Consolidated Uity -Sosltn w
Old Jity .+..r.. t.--+.ts.t.s..t++s- lzS9V w
Second Municipality -.....,..,,..,. lI65 90 1913.
- 72s2s 90
Balance band July 81 1860 ........... s497, ,i2s a2
TAX FOR RAILROAD BoNp COUPONS.
Balance hand June 30 1860 $I5I 6s5 As
Received from July TO July 81, 1860 2S62 IS
as..5. .=..-,.. slso,65o 10
companies. 1880 90
Balance on hand July 81 1860 s90600 70
AL of which is respectfully submitted,
N, 7. N. ROBINSON, Acig Cashier.
GiTIaENs BANK LOUISIANA,
AHxrl Lama -AII.laa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

WAS brought 10 the city Police jail ON
W the llh Of September 1860 the dark g girl LOUISE
GELEsFIN says she formerly belonged to Mr.. Nicholas
eh who now lives at Pass Manchsc but has gotten her
dom papers from the latter sail papers, she aies
held hy j. o. David attorney asw. She Is 8 feet inch.
high has scar the left Cheek ha face and aged
IS years.
The owner will call and claim his property according law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
keenhr Of City Police .ail
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

that 1t is the intention of the Common Council to
cause ballast road to be constructed on Magnolia
street. from Felicity Road to Washington street,
was, on motion, referred to the Committee OF
of Streets and Landings.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11


. t=-T August 2, 1861 :
To The Honorable the President and Members
Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
GentlepeuThe following esuntinns adopted by your hon
body coucnrred the Board OF Aldermen
resolution accepting the securities Of John Siemmer and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

VNAS brought the City Police .yafr nz,
W the 5'h of segemher, 1850 the black boy FORTUNE
says he belongs Mr. James Ravey who lives on Red River
Island La. He Is feet inches high wears eoatee ysry
black, and is aged abou; q years. 9s - ''
The will call clam hs popertv according IN
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR
..., ,., Keeper of City Police jail.
seis i5t ar ffto y MI polaSs y goSsn.1o,,s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03

A dry old codger connected with the rail-
road interests, n man who listens always and
speaks little, and was never known to argue
a hobby with anybody, has lately been all
mouth and ear TO "a very communicative
spirit Of the ultra school. He listened to
and swallowed all sorts Of things from the
other world with so much placidity Of assent
that the spiritualst at last believed him to
be one Of tho faithful. few days since
the sriritualist said u his pupil:
"The spirit Of brown appeared to me
last night and ordered me to borrow five
pounds" OF you," for certain purpose,
which was named.
eyes, know it did" replied he, Stand
sssn't it strange? Tie same spirit called
on me about half at hour afterward and
told me not to let you have the money, u,
it bad IN AIDE mistake n giving YOU the or
der ~
That sprsualist hasn't called on the oil
| codger since.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03
-REpsiHH.rCans. paToH IN.

Republicans Of Lee Comfy, We have had
our great rallies, and they have ontuumbered
those Of the Democracy. We have had
speeches in great numbers, and our speakers
have vindicated our principles by triumphant
arguments, and commended them to the pub
lilo approval by eloquent appeals. Our sue-
cess in these respects has been marked and
satisfying; but the time for speeches and
grand meetings is past. But there 10 work
still to be done, and every Republican can do
something. Think what ii 10 that you can
do, and 90 and do ii. Ia there any Demo-
crat whom you can possibly induce to vote
for our ticket, or even one man on it Is
there any man udeoided, whom you might
influence? Try it. Ia there any Republican
who might do something that he has not
done? If so, urge him to the performances of
bis duty.
Remember that the Democrats are scour-
ing the county oil over, and that they will
preduce reaction unless you are as active
rs they ill the battle is closed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03

Let every Republican do bis whole duty
till Tuesday night, and sold Democratic
Lee" county will roll up majority for "Hon-
ess Old Abe" The hope of such a glorious
victory should be ample incentive to call
forth the earnest efforts Of every Republican
in the empire county. We know that such g
universal and united effort would realize our
fondess and long cherished hopes for the
political salvation of the Empire county, and
with this knowledge We cannot cease to ex-
hort our friends stto labor and not to faint
Let next Wednesday mornings sun dawn
upon Lee county, no longer sold Democratic
Lee," but "redoeme cd and disenthralled,"
and with the Republican fag floating in tr-
umph on her battlsments. Such a result is
within our reach, and the proud delight and
shouts of triumph with which it would be
hailed by the Republican hosts would amply
compensate for all labors and sacrifices that
we're needed to secure it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03

We used to hear that, "when the sky falls
we'll all catch BRIDE" We don't know yet
but what il 10 true; still we should not like
to wait breakfast to get our quais in that
way.
There are some people, however, who seem
disposed to wait longer than that for a
Homestead bill to be passed by the Demo
cratic PARTY and yet, that party has been 10
power for many years and has not made q
motion to pass Homestead bill. 1t has no
Homestead plank in it's platform, and never
had. More than throe-fourths Of the Dem
ocratic members OF Congress have uniform
ly voted against q Homestead law. The Re-
publicans, with the aid OF few Dem oerats,
passed % Homestead bill last winter, but had
none but Democrats voted on ii, the bill
would have been lost by vote OF TO /.
Voters! il you want Homestead, vote fol-
Curtis and Republican President But II
you prefer to take your chances "when th.
sky FALLS" vote for Cole by all means.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03
ONE VOTE

Some times determines the result OF an cleo.
ton. Let every Republican Remember this,
aid let every man deposit his ballot.
Let everybody como out TO the election -
We appeal to Republicans to see to it that
no Republican stays at home on election day.
Do not let your confiencein the result beget
indifference. DO not content yourself with
simply voting, but vote early, and then work
the bala noe Of the day. One more good
days work and the victory is ours, and the
country and our county will be redeemed
from the misrule Of the Pro slavery Dem
ocracy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03

NRw YoRK, Oct. 81.
Hobbs, the famous locksmith, 10 about to
return to America.
Sheridan Knowles, the author, was lost on
the steamer Arctic on her voyage from Hull
TO Cronstadt.
The Notifications at Cherbourg and Al
giers are to be strengthened.
The garrison at Marseilles is to be rein
forced and the French feet recalled from Ma
Piles.
Advices from SyriA state that the French
have established provisional municipality at
Derial Kammar and re-instated the chris
tians In houses built by French soldiers.
The Paris Flour market was higher under
the rainy weather.
kilograms from Constantinople announce
the burning of % ships.
An insane man attempted to shoot the
Queen of Spain, but failed.
Garibaldi's Ministry and the Pro- Dictator
OF Naples had resigned.
The departure o Traditional French troops
for Rome is postponed for the present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03

CO Judge Green G. Bronson, who now
beads the Fusion Electoral Ticket in New
York, wrote a letter to a committee OF his
Democratic friends, in lS48, which closed
with the following emphatic sentiment: 81
"rRUsT THE PEOPLE or TnE FREE SrArss WILL
"GIvE UNITED VOICE AGAINST ALLOWING
"Is NOT NOW AUTHORIZED ny Law" And
Judge Bronson simply echoed the universe
sentiment Of the Northern Dem ocracy oil
that day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03

Whoever believes that the Constitution
was framed and the Union organized 10 "ss
tablish liberty" and the right OF the major
lily to govern, will vote for LINCOLN AND
HAMLiN
Whoever believes in the principles Of the
LINCOLN AND HAMLIN.
Whoever opposed the repeal OF the Mis-
souri, Compromise as a reek less re-openng
OF the slavery agitation, will vote for LIN
COLIN AND HAMLIN.
Whoever abhors tho doctrine OF the Dred
Scott decision, that slavery exists epsry,ohere
under the Constitution, will vote for LIN
COLIN AND HAMLIY.
Whoever believes that slavery is the crea-
ture OF local law and has no legal existence
without it, will vote for LINCOLN AND
HAMLIN.
Whoever would condem the pro-slavery
despotism OF the Democratic party of the
nation, will vote for LINCOLN AND HAM
LIN.
'SSs'NA WIG iUE WHibe iapVF-
ers TO settle in any Territory apart from con
tact or competition with slaves, will vote for
LINCOLN AND iIAMLIN.
| Whoever is in favor OF FREE HOMES for
the HOMELESS, as provided by the Repub-
| lican Homestead Bill, will vote for LINCOLN
AND uAMIiN.
Whoever would rebuke fanaticism and re.
store the Government to the purity and econ
omy of iss early days, will vote for LINCOLN
| AND iiAMLiN.
Whoever would brand corruption and OK
travaganee in the national expenditures, viii
vote for LINCOLN AND HAMLIN.
Whoever does not wish TO throw away hi
vote on Mr.. Douglas, who is now out of tn
fight, or contribute indirectly to the con.inu
ance in power of the present corrupt dynas
ty, will vote for LINCOLN AND HAMLIN
Whoever wants a Western President--th
hrst instance in tho history Of the nation
will vote for ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Whoever wants an honest, capable an
conscientious statesman for the next presi
dent, will vote for ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03
n Lincoln Man garred and Feash-
cred.

new Southern outrage il noticed by the
Wilkesbarre (Pa.) Record, as follows:
Mr.. David Levi has jast returned from
Arizona. Coming W the Mississippi, as the
boat stopped at Nntchtz, q vote was taken
for Presidential preferences among tho pas
sengers. One very respectable looking mer-
chant, from Ohio, voted for Lincoln, with
the remark that it was useless for him to at
tempt to Disguise his sentiment. The other
passengers immediately stripped him, GOV.
cred him with tar sni feathers, and set him
anoat in canoe.
That is the way Republicans are served
down South, and then Democrats boast thai
we cannot utter our sentiments, and have
party in one half the Union. And wha
is still worse, If possible, these doughf face
back the threats Of the fire. eaters to proven
Republicans from voting their sentiments il
the North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03

The Republican State COMMITTEES had a
meeting in New York on Friday. The intel
ligence received from every county in the
State was Of the most cheering character.
The State 10 not only deemed safe beyond all
possible contingency, but the majority will
exceed, in magnitude, tho estimates and
hopes OF the most sanguine. Friend help
make it 10000! Every additional vote will
augment the moral power OF the victory
lAlbsny Eve. Jour-, 10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03
Look Out for Lies and
SANDERS,

All sorts or lies and slsnderous reports
concerning our candidates will be put in cir
oulation on the eve of election. 1t 10 safe
20 brand them oil az false and malicious
Our candidates are all good, reliable and
competent men. Give them an earnest sup
port and they will be elected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03

srhe return from Jones, as also that from
1T. kearney and Shorter. 10 fraud--an ile-
gal vote--not entitled TO be counted. There
10 no legal organisation In either county
But giving them TO Morton, and he 10 beaten
by majority Of Ill. Ii they were thrown
out, as they ought TO he, and as they would
be in case OF contest, Mr.. Daily has major
ity of 236 votes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03

A ANATOMICAL ATLAS,
~ Aliens Disssetor,
Ashton on the kectum,
Barclay Manual Diagnosis,
Bennett on the Uterus,
Barluw's praettce,
Brown ON the Surg.cal Diseases Of Females,
Bndt on the LAYER,
Bartlett on Fsvers,
Bennett on Pulmonary Tnberculosiss
Bowman's Practical Chemistry,
Medical
Bird on Urinary Deposits,
Comstocks Chemistry,
Cieveland's Poetet Lexicon,
COPELAND on Palsy,
Carpenters Physiology,
Curling on the Tests
Copper on Disiocations,
Condio on Children,
Charchills Females,
Children,
Midwifery,
Clsmer on Fevers,
blossoms Practice Of Medicine,
Daiton's Physiology,
Devices Midwifery,
- Children.
- Females,
Dung lison u Ply siology,
Dictionary,
New Remedies,
Pratice,
g Materia Medica,
nruitt' ! Surgery,
frchsens g
Flint on the Heart,
Fowne's Chemistry,
Gardner's Medical chsmistry'
Grsys +" =
- Anatomy,
6ross' Surgery
Griffith Universal Formulary,
Hamilton on Fractures,
Hollands Medical Notes,
HesdianIs Action Of Medicine.
Hunter CO Rcord IN Ntn@reAl,
Hohlyn's MefIeal Dictionary,
Jones on the Eye,
kirk's Physiology,
Layeqek deal observations,
Iu flows Manual,
Lawrence on he Eyst
Mlllef's prartiee Of surgery,
= Paine pes
Meigs' Obs etrlts,
/" Females,
Neill l. Smiths gumpeud,
Neligan's Atlas Cutancous Diseases,
Psish'x Pharmacy,
Persiras Materia Mrdica,
Pirrie's Surgery,
Parker's sspnilis,
higbY on Fem lies.
kuInsp u la ia d obstetTics,
STILES Therapeutics,
Ssrgent's Minor Surgery,
Smiths
Stanley on the Bones,
Smith on Leuearrt9l,
Solly on the Brain,
Toypbse the Ear,
Tanners Clinical Medicine,
Taylor's Medical Jurisprudence,
- posons.
Nalshe on the lungs,
Wilde on he Ear,
Watson e Practice.
Wooa's +"
Therapeutics,
West On Children,
Wells Chemistry,
wilson's Anatomy,
son the Skin.
Wilson's Disscctor,
/ Williams Pathology,
| L. y. Dispensatory,
/ Just received and for sale at
OGDEN, BR0WNkLL l. Co.'S
CRY Book sToRK,
Nov2 Corner of Main L I'd ct.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03
Look Out for Spurious
Tickets

Voters, examine your Tickets and see that
they are genuine. See that the names OF
the candidates are ell on il, and that all 10
right.
Be prepared for all kinds of fraads which
the Losofoco leaders will be sure TO perpe
trate in greater variety than ever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-03

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81.
Josiah Lee d Go. closed their banking
house to- day. They have made an assign
ment.
Msssrs. Appleton L Go. have closed their
doors.
There are numerous other suspensions
among stock dealers.