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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-10

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TsS YsAas and moro sseaSlisAsd IN New York CIV.
Ussd sy-.hs ohy Pea oao.. s. 80
Used blythe City Prisons and ssauea uevs,a
Ussd by-city Steamer, Ships, H.
Ussd blythe CITY Hospitals, Alns-rlos.es As.
0'ed blythe note's--"Assor"- 49, Nicholas, zee.
rsed blythe Boarding Houses, &C., &e.
0sed Sy--uoss shaa 80 600 Private 1sn,li.s.
Zee What ~ Psepb, Prvss ssd Dealers ssy:
H.NsY r. CosrAR.--An the summer h.vs h..n
troubled with Reaches and Mice, 4 was actusily
a,hamed OF the house for the Roachss were every
tried It, and in vssk there was net Roach a.
Mouse In the house. -
JOHN B. oIvsNs, No. ~ Elm 81.
HoussxssPsas--:roubls d with vsrmjW. need b. "a
no longer. IL they "rosssr's" Extermin.tor, -
We hsse used to our Satisfaction, and II box cost
scted nothing; but Costsr article knocks the breath
out Of hats, Nj and Bed Bugs quicker than vs ~
~r,e =. II y IN great demand Ill ever che county
MoaR GRA,s and provisions ars destroyed annually
10 urane county BY vermin, than would paw for tons
u n0nNk t1lnp-
HsNRY n. CosrAR.--Your Extermina.or !. received
ased ana pronounced a decided success We u.ed
nox Of II. and the way the Rats and Mice around our
premises raised Ned " that night was a caution 70
.leepers. Since then not Rat or Mouse has hern
heard IN the Kitchen o. lar.--Es0rsssr (Issa)
lHAvs BEsN sELLlNo-- Your Exterminator for tn.
last year. and have found it SHOT every time
nave not Known It to fail in . single Instance. .,r
|, Gso Ross. Druggist, Cardiugtou, o.
ws ARR sslLIso--Your preparations rapidly
Wherever they have been used, Rata Nice RoaeAa.
and Vsruia ats ppsar inmsdietsiy.
Ecx1A + S1ouS1sR, DPugxists. ..
New wiaasss. Hsryia.A
To Dessrov--Rass. Reaches, -
r. 0s'hsy--Nies, Molss. -.
r. Dsstrsy--Bsd Beg.
70 De'sroy-Asshs. Flea, Ansa, ~.
70 Destrov--Musquitess.
70 Dsssroy--Insssss on Plants ssd Fowl.
10 Dsstrsy--Insssss On Asinais, H., g.
70 Dsssrev--1vssy ssa sad specie 4 ysrnia.
usH ONLY
"Cs'tsrs" Rel. Roeeh. d.. Esterw;nstor.
'Csstsss" Red Bug Ersrminatsr.
"Costsr's" Electric Popa<r for Inssets, &e., &e.
10 3ss, Soc and 81 Boxes, Bostss and Hiasks
= % and IS % discs for Pisnsatisns,
ships, Boats, Hotels, Sc, &C.
= s- s...4r. h."
~ Sold Er1yrAers--sy -@sah@
All WHOLESALE DauosIs7s IN large easlss.
All RsrAiL DauosIsrs, GRocsRs, a., &c.
In eli County Villages and Towns.
wholesale Agt's In New York City.
sh.s.li, sre.hss' %. laaral: Risl.y 4 Kitchen.
A. B. 4 D. sands 4 20. u. Ward, Close 4 10.
Wheeler 4 Hart. McKisson & Robbins.
negaman 4 Co. D. i. Barnes 4 Go,
Hall, Ruckel 4 Co. IL. g. Wells 4 Co.
Thomas < Fuller. L.asslls. sr-h l. Gardner
paS'., r s,.s.s Mower G,sp Co.
Philadelphia. Pa.
T. .ss.:s. s9s s;ss..;: Co.
AND oIASS
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Boston, Mass.
L.
"so; y: 0oed~ss oo. wssx: Potter.
st. Louis, No.
b. Blskslsy, aud eshszs.
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-10

.
THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPILL DIvG,S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
Ell II a ID a CH Il.
III. rHArA
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH
me, they sYord unquestionabe proof of the en-.
eaey Of this truly scientific discovery.
MAsoNviLLs, Gown, Feb. 8, 1851.
SIn: have tried your Cephnlic Pills. and ! like
them so w'u that want you to send me two olIars
worth more.
Part of these for the nei-hbor. to whom gave
few out Of the first box got If you.
Send the pills BY mail, and ohligs
Aour obt servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
v - HAvsHronD, Pa, Feb. 8, 1861.
SIn wish you to send me more box Of your
Ccrhalis Pills. have received great Of benefit from
MARY AIM sroIKuousE.
srKycs CRssx. HUNTINGTON Co., PA.,)
January Is, 1851. g.
STA: You will please send me two boxes Of your
Cephaiic Pills. Send them immediately
Respectfully yours.
JOHN r. SINONS
hava Onn hrvc f IA
them excellent. ,'.'.7 -....#
BELLE vERNoN, ONO, Jan. Is, 1861.
fIEHHY q. SPALDIS8. Esq.
Please find i"eosed twenty five certs. for which
send me another hox of your CephaIc Pills. They
are truly the best Pills have ever tried.
Direct ASIOVER, Pm.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co.,O
EEvEnLY, Mass Dec IL, 1861.
I with for some circulars or large show bill. to
bring your Cephalic Pills particularly before my
customers If you have any thing Of the kind please
send to me.
One of my customers, who is subject to severe sick
Headache, casually lasting days) cured of an
attack In one hour BY yosr Pills which sent her.
Respectfully yours,
RsrsoLD'sv.e. Fs.sx1,S Co., ou,o,l
No. - Cedar st., *.
DsAn SIH: Enclosed find twenty-6ve cents, (eS y
for which send box of .Cephalic Pills" >snd to nd
dress of Rev. WIN. 9. Filler Rey noldsburg, Franklin
Go Ohio.
Your Pills work like a charm--cure headache al.
most iustantcr. Truly Yours,
WV. @. FILLER.
E YrslLAHri, MIcH., Jan. II, 1851.
Mn. SPALeiNo. a 9
SIR: Not long since I sent to You for a hnx Of
Cehalic Pills for the Of the Nervous ,Ieadach.
and Cosv and received the same and they had
good an effect that induced to send for more
Please send BY return mail. Direct to
%. - n Es AR. WHEELER,
+ -t.-' Ypsilsnti Mich.
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For Sale $500 Acres of Fine Bark
Lands.

YENHE south compelled have Lesher 10 great quantities
here ehancei all ar lock for your
selves. will sell baTganry These lands have Bark
timber in abundance TO supply large Tanuey for to
come with abundance Of running grind
Bark and De free store rings ead lands have them five
small cottages. large and commodous sors house.
lar gs shelter 80 eet 80 the spot for the TsDny
lot Of plank suitable for snEng VA and about 200
ready also, large she ter stable
here in cultivation about IS Of land
the yard spot Nature hiss formed this locality for the
tanrinR business It Is in miles Of Mt Pleasant at the end
OF the Tennessee and Alabama RsiIod, beautiful village
indeed it s neberhOod Vennt TO churches and
schools will sell said land the best Of terms One third
cash. the remainder suit the purchaser exchange for
property, goods groceries. Give 1t look. E0oRoSs
auge-dlns
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superiority OF the Southern Officers over
the Northern.


1t IS impossible to read the Southern accounts in
detail Of the battle at Bull Run which we published
yesterday, AID compare them with the accounts
gwen by our own officers and men, as well as of
tnose civilians who witnessed the fight, withOut
coming to the conclusion that the Southern army
had greatly the advantage in officers over the
Northern army. They fought with bravery which
casts the conduct of the Union officers into the
shade, and that selfsacricing heroism told on the
fortunes OF the day. The men advanced to tn,
charge or held important positions while they were
decimated because they were animated and fred
by the example of their leaders. It is impossible
otherwise to account for their great loss in men and
ohcers, far exceeding, according to our accounts
the loss in the Union army.
The number Of our officers Of high rank killed
and wounded bears no proportion to those killed
and wounded in leading the enemy. The rebels
lost at least in killed, two generals one briga-
der general, six eolonels one lieutenant col
Onel; IN wounded, one brigsdier general six
cOlODels and three msjOrs-twenty field officers in
all The loss in company officers, though great
was not, perhaps, in equal proportion The South
ern field officers fell in leading their troops to the
charge, and the example inspired their men with
great ardOr, even when they were inclined to give
way. We read that Besuregard and Johnston them
selves were in the thick of the fight the decisive
moment, Beauregard having his horse shot under
him; and throughout the day these generals exposed
themselves continually to death by galOping along
the front of their lines to observe the development
of the battle. Where were our field officers during
this period? We are almost ashamed to tell. We
know there are gallant teXceptiOns-such as Sprague,
Of Rhode Island; but it must be confessed that our
field officers, the whole reflected but little credit
upon the army or upon the loyal States, and tie
chief part Of the fighting was done by brave pri-
Yates and company officers on their OWn hook
N. 7. Herald
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-23

A NORTHERN JOURNAL CHANGES IT'S ToNE.-The
New Bedford (Mass.) Mercury, hitherto one Of the
most rAbid w1r journals, has changed its tone Of
late In the last issue the editor remarks:
1t cannot be denied that we are disappointed at
the formidable aspect the rebellion has assumed.
We thought to have suppressed it in a few weeks
and supposed the South would yield at once before
the enthusiastic rush of Union men to arms in sup
port of the Government. We have made mistake
in our estimate of the strength Of the rebels have
we made another in the confidence We have placed
in our own! Is it true that the South carries with
her the source of certain failure, shall we not
rather be compelled TO yield to her demands, not
a matter merely of policy ard sef-nterest, but Of
sheer necessity.
Is not the struggle assuming new features, and
instead of being a contest for the preservation Of
the Constitution, IS it not growing into war Of
subiug alton, in which the course marked out by
the Government viii be abandoned by the course Of
events2 Is there any longer reasonable hope that
after the bitter strife of States and the shedding Of
frsternal blood the Union never be restored to
ITS former position!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-23

A TIGER KILLED IN Prince WILLIAMS PARISH BY
NEGRo.-We are indebted to Mr.. James Z. DeLoach
for the following interesting statement:
a write to chronicle fact that suppose no one
would have ever believed likely to occur again in
South Carolina On Tuesday morning, the 18th
inst. by the dawn of day, Henry, servant Of Mr..
Jesse Nj Mixson who is now in the service at Brad
docks Point,l and Toney, a lad of 10 or II years
id started out "cOOn hunting" and in going to
the field they passed small pond about l4O yards
from the negro quarters. Their dog, Buck, passed
through the pond, when they saw some huge animal
run out and their faithful dog in full cry pursuing
They supposed il a deer, bat in few minutes they
heard Buck 'baying" at the top of his voice very
faithfully. They approached the tree, and saw on
pine distinctly huge animal, growing and wag-
ging its long tail Henry sent home Immediately
for the gun and when it came, made capital shot,
aiming at the head, and bringing a tiger to the
ground. Mrs. MixsOn sent round and summoned
the ueiQhbors to come and see the animal / avail
ed myself Of the opportunity, with others, and
found it to be feet and 10 inches long; feet
inches high; Is inches deep across the breast;
inches wide across the face, just above the eyes;
and II inches around the fore leg above the first
Joint The head and legs Of this monster seemed to
be larger in proportion than the bOdy.'-CaarlestOR
Mercury, Aug. 20.
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EEKEWABLz AT PLEASURE.

one Square, one year, 9SO-Esch additional Square, aI0
dVerttSers exceeding the space eOnfFacgad
IoEs VIII DO charged for the excess.
II TEE WEEKLY.
oxE Dollar Square FOR the r and FTrT ors for each
Iubsequent insertion. o~-
Advertisements pubshed In both the Daily and weakly VII
ldded - - 80 teSo
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Nashville aud Decatur Railroad,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Eottce 10 Railroad Companies.

FByE undeasigurd having been great expense tro
70 build Mil for the purpose cf RE ROLLING OLD
RAILROAD IRON, and also for the manufacture OF NEW
RAILS and being the only establishment Of the kind in the
southern Coniederscy had hoped meet with that encourage
en which would enable them have constant emplo
and thereby greatly promote the interests o the great Rail-
sd epteprzez the South yet, however, they have
eved but little except from the Roads in the
vicinity of the MILL although their uereg we'll the in
sest OF these Roads uire that this establishment should be
sustained.
We therefore this method to the various Railroad
Canauies that reroled that New Rails
80 We prepared furnish them with either at short
tc and o the quality provided receive their
o soon so that the may be kept in operation. But if we
have 10 SUSPEND operations for e Of orders, give
m assurance that we cen again We there
ore respectfully solicit orders. Address,
sOoFIELD & MARKHAM,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Nashville Union American copy week. and forward
h ~ Commonwealth 0hce, Atlanta, Ga and copies 0fte
r containing the ertsem int marked TO Aers seofeld
Markham gHSlSI"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-23
.DmRcLEAH,s UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiIiOuGEess Head
ache, Sc

acne, ccs
SEVURRE has never been CATHARFIO mBaicne oEsre to
Tie public, that has given such entire saseton a. Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being enly vegetable they perfectly innocent and can
6e taken y toe mst anAer infant yet prompt and powerful N
removing al BioEs seGEsoRs Acid Impure, Feed Matter
to the stomach. In fast ey the only pills that should
be used in malarous dsstricS
Fhey produce Gripping Sickness Pain IN the Stomach or
RSes though very active and searching in eir operaoR
prozo5ng healthy Becreons Of the Liver and Kidneys; Who
vii u T from Bo1snesE Headache and Foul stomsch when
No ssp remedy obtained Keep them constantly on
Tad, single dose taken prevent hours DAYS
Ep o cf sickness Ask for DR.. j. II. AcLeans UnlVer-
- Pills zee no ether. Being coated they tsseeSs Price
o cents per boz, ana be sent by mail to any part Of
J. II. EcLZAS, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine Stres.s e. LO4is, No.
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FEHIs Is atogeher medicine, the result Of modern
% GscoSsties N me Vegetable kingdom, being an entirely
worn out systems published By accomplished auscs to he Ter
ing Dr. rght well knowing deception practised upon the
the whole Medical Faculty who without even one
vsic have given in their adherence its perfect undivided
control over the whole physical when has been
redsee and when all other medicines known to the Pharmco
Rs have been tried in vain LonghOught years Of patent
crowned the Doctors Efforts and he Elixir to suf
ing humanity as the only thing that the following
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of Blood 10 the Head,
HsStsria,
ReStlessnsss and slsepIsssness at Night,
Absence OF Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
Emsciation,
DiSOrganiEatiOn Of the Organs Of
PGpitatiOn of the Heart,
And in fact, an the OOnOOnan of and dsbtaed
As a StimuIaut,
II quite different from alcoholic preparations It s not sub
iect reactions shape continues to exert its influence
gradually and scsny, as long the least necessity exist for
As a Female Medicine,
IS equally powerful and effective and rasOrss the equilibrium
Sooner ana ser than al the other medicines which for years
have flooded the market AID which only injurious in place
Son oo q bsn eDOv1g @ the constitution for very good
gnorSnt oI the Medical profession altogether.
No WineralsI
Dr. Wright thinks II well to stake bis professional character
on the ae that minerals whatever form the least
parts or the ingredients OF his Rsuvenang EEr-We know
ing ruin has been ensd the community by opium and
mercury.
Generally, to the debaed, Dr. Wright would say Never
despair Ne matter how worn down may matter how
weak you arno matter what the have beensrsake
once whatever has led you depart ON Hygenic prnepes
take his f~1r-
ReIuVenatinE Elixir,
And you will yourself new man-s pride iustesd
he Fsyas to yoVr snds sAd healthy, ssund and worthy
laemher Of ths human family. ~ --'
IL Price ~ per bottle, three bottles for as sad forward
ed BY mail to all parts Of the United States.
Sold By all respectable druggists throughout United state
and Csnadas. The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale BY the propnetors,
Js WRIGHT q Co.,
q and Isl ohsETas street,
keW Orleans, La
SOLD Nashville BY G. y. HendsFhot Berry DemovilIe
wing Pendleton, and all responsible dIuggsts oc29
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RE, mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
WENT.
chest External In the world Tor Man or
HeRSf.

TEzRogsANDs Il hHan beings hayebeen sved life Of de-
creptitude MISERY, by Of this lnValuabls Lin
ent Ii viii reIevs AIN aluost inBtsn aneeHsly, and it
W cleanse purify and heal the foules SORE In Incredible
s.ort time hcLEAE'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT will
sTe the most inveerat Of RheumaSu, Gout or Neu
Tfgs For Paralysis otrsctsi Muscles, Stiffness or weak
resln he JoiEt5 hzSsl Ligsmens 1t will never fsil
o s,csoas will cuT7 sy4e Throat, Headache or Earache,
For Burns or Ecsds, sny Pain, lIfHlbe Remedy
Tr H. and you will hnd ind psnsable relReay Keep
always hand.
PLANTERS FARMERS sny having charge Of Eoses,
will save money By using McLesns Volcanic Gil LDiment It
s speedy and nfable for Calls, sPFsns, Ohsies1
Swelling, Lzneness sEeeny Sor Wounds, eGrstes or any
external disease Try it, you will be ConvIcsd,
DR.. J. 4. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis, Mos
AZ yrar4.saz pyl~as BY Berry Demove and G.
", Hsndsr.bott '1-' nar-9dtE&
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TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARDS
MECHANICS, TARMERs AND woRK1ss MEN.

LONG CREDIT AND AT Low PRICES.
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The attention Of the enter pSng and Industrious portion
the community is directed to the following statements and
eral Inducements offered them by the
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EzE LINES Oh LIS OOEsTIrUrI 4 sQuAa1.
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Sold In Nashville by g. y. HendsFahot Berry DemoyilIe
wing Pendeton, and all responsible diuggists oc20
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NASHVILLE, (EDGEFIH4D) AND KENTUCKY
= a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Ess- Every ssn mer the demand for Hsststter's
Celsnfated stous.L Bitiers iicreaats. Il IL found
10 be tne only certain pres rsstlon tf bodily
sire, e b during ptri0d WHEN tie aimosl here Is
calculated to induce feeling 81 lassisade and in
digestion. Tho OF Iiprrkua and Dys-
EMERY give way to its potent infueIcs. lnnumer-
able Yersons who are now alive and we'll, must
thaak the dlsrSsersr VI this rreiaEatlon that they
have not b. s~ept away IL .he haryest q aga.hA
Ine Bitters 70 recommended by the best physicians
in the land This is the best evidence OF It's real
vaauc, because, as = general thing, they will
not speak word IN favor of advertised prepsra
tions. hey have been compelled 10 ackno~lcdge
the claims If this Bitterz uron the community -
Give it trial.
soidby P.iIssoss, A. j .WiLkIssoE ,BARrLETs
KAYKA Co. and j. +. WILKINSON
For sale BY lruggistsand dealers generally ev-
sryuhsrs.
July J. '61-dSw
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iosser from Crotou snss that the Home
Guards joined the Athens Guaris and march
cd soms hve miles beyond Athens, where
they joined the Prairie Company, and oil
canpei ont Oh Friday night on the premises
OF YIN. Mckee. That night and the pest
day they secuted the country oil around
in every direction, without Gearing up
s@sn a"scrimmsge," though Numerous small
squads Of "seceshers" we're seen seempcring
-ryrr tur rrsrrrrs.- SO the t'rvt1u duurtgrc-
sorned nome on Saturday afternoon. and are
waiting further advices. On SUNDAY morn
ing, tho boats used by them in crossing the
Dies Moines rive. were missing, sunk or de-
ste0ved
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co MI Nj Il RClAI.

DAILY dArkElsr % r*scB,
keokul, Jaly Id.
FLOUR--Bup4rfne, 81 SO; spfinx wheat or
ira, ~ %, Fall wheat, exfrs, 81 90.
BRAN AND SHORTS. 2s:e 40 psfIos.
/ cUKN--14tp Is.
BARLEY---No sale.
WHEAT In good deEand. Fall co. Spring
10 choice do. IS.
OA1S--lzA 10 Ibe. ~
RYE-zsr; dull.
PoTAT0Es-1sty the load retail 20.
aROcERIEa-hew Orleans stssr TAI, 74asc
prime Sto 90, clarified sale, crushed and loaf
Ito IL. Observation-Disclosures 6to 40c ~. II. 40
70 IS, Golden Syrup,ss to roc. Ccfse- Rio 1874
To 49, Java ~ to 22c. Laguyra, to Is to 10. Rice
81 to Toe.
5oAP-Pslm 63e, Family BIC; German, Gin.
7ato III.
cANDLRs--star 1910 II, stearins Is, Mould
IL,
LARD 6to 7; retail Toe.
BUTTER-Common 6 to Z; Choice 10; retail
i2l. f Is t5oa
p LRATHER---Sole 25 to Csc; Harness at. s.
HIDES-pIy 9 green. ~ green sheop paIts
50 to sOc; green hog skins Is
hhf-kimethyt new $oao sut Viu UaiIu, ~ 90
to IS. Prairie ~
SEEDs.-HungariAn 0rass 90 Timothy 81 20
Flax Seed, Is.
SUNDRIEs - Onions, ~ &c 90 Egfi, 6to ct.
xsstherr .sec to ste, W hrtx bsxus, 50 20 tic.
FRUIT-Dried APPLES, 10 to 80 per bush
Dried peaches 81 rs to ] 80; kaisins, 81 7sto
IS
CHEEsE--W RI; Denmark 81 to
BEEF Iss33c gross; sAc TO Ale per quarter.
sHEEP-sl 90 70 81 so p head.
sALT-8 A.,s7 10 TO z25 per sack; Kansw-
ha, 80 to 50 per bhi.; Liverpool, 81 9oa2 90
per sack, Lake s. rs to 81 50 y lbi.
FIsH--Aacksrei, No. i $40 to Sal p bbIi No.
3<lstosl7, No. 3 312tes1s. White, No Il 81 ~
10 S. rs 81 half Dbl. Coo Fist bto65a b.
kAGS--i4 to 2e.
OLD IRoS-4 to lie per ID; Brass Ito locper
h.; Copper II! per D.,
ExcuANaE.-On New York for currency, nom
inal, to psrc,nt.i for gold l per cent St.
Louisa per oent.
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- Three Thousand citizens or Iowa
arc in the field Sighting for their country, and
four or sve thousand more are gathering for
the same purpose. And ye. the Maboney
Democracy all over the State are denounc-
ing tho war, opposing appropriations of
money 10 clo.be, arm and pay tho soldiers,
and striving TO render the war odious and
unpopular, and 70 force Us into Disgrace
ful peace.
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The War Dspar incnt has ordered be full equip
regiment. A few experienced drivers aud cannon
GERS can have an opportunity II joining this bril-.
liant arm Of the service by applying Immediately
TO Thos. Cowlcy, Hecf uiting othesf, 1t Marcy q
Pistol Gallery. The Battery will be mustered In
in few days. u. i. BOWLER, Capt
Recruits willlcave feE Burlin gton On "Wednesday
1T "a o'clock.
July I'D
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ALI persons keeping or having for sale, any o.
all kinds Of Munitions Of War, such - 1uns, PIG
tolls. REVIEWERS. and all kinds IL Ammunition, ne
req uised nos to ssl any person without N order
from che undersigned. This order must be strictly
complied With, under pcusI,y Of FORGETTING All r.
ticles N. ntioued, in their possession.
JOHN sTANNUs,
Surveyor Of the Port.
Keokuk, july Is, 81.