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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22
Two Rxtracta from the Columbus States
mun.

Two Extracts from the Columbus States
From the Columbus Statesman of Friday,
October 18th:
The UsraeiOus gentlemen of the Cleveland
Leader 60 on to say that tie Statesman f'de-
nies in the strongest terms that there is any
lodge of the kind il OolusnbUlI, or the State" /"
and that it 'fsays point-blank that there is no
such order in Ohio" We haTs carefully ex-
amined every editorial in the Statesman re-
lating to the "Knights," and hsve found no
such denial in strong, or weak, or any other
terms, nor any such point-blank or other as.
sertion. The inference is thai the editors Of,
the Leader were in griev Gus went of a mon
strous lie, and so manu6 ,ctured one. or per-
hsps, from long habit, it.came naturally when
they, or one of them, sa down to write for
the paper.
From the Columbus Statesman, of Tues
day, October 18th:
We observe that the lying, slanderous ar
ticle from the Ohio State journal, in relation
70 the existence Of the SKI lights of the Gold
en- Circle" in this city, is b ing copied exten-
slyely throughout the cOnI try. This ma
heious slander on the good people of Colum-
Oua, was started by the Jour nal, and we call
upon that paper to PEOduc its evidence, or
retract its ialsehood.
tDe editor Of the Journal, though stran-
ger among as should not sllO this outrage
S-s ..-- SANDER 70 circulate with cut contrsdic-
w, or ne should have the members of the
II S-rs li'o!e ! society arrest ed forthwith.
SoOG clsl-sns, UemocI ats and Republicans,
nave called onr attentic n 70 tl1is slsuder up.
on the tair fame Of our people. We have re-
phsd 70 the article of be goura0I, but Il has
not had the manliness q nStfce 1t.
There are not more loyal citizens in the
United States than tho ss ct Columbus. We
brand the whole staten lsnt, in regard to any
Of our citizens being uenl,srs of q secret
reasonable organizatio a, AZ false and in
famous.
'Nuf Ced.D
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2l.
A Government construction train advanc-
ed on the London and Hampshire Railroad
a mile and half beyond Falls Church, ind-
ing the road that far in good condition.
Rebel pickets were seen to-day on the
Leesburg turnpike a mile beyond our out
posts.
A foraging party from Gen. Smiths di-
vision advanced to within a short distance of
Vienna They captured shout sixty loads
of hay and $50 bushels of oats. Everything
in that section is reported quiet.
A court of inquiry has been ordered at the
request of of Commodore Pope, ofthe Brook
lyn, for the escape of the privateer Sumter,
while he was blockading the Mississippi
riunr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

business men should bear in mind that me
present ia the most favorable time In the world
IOr Keeping their business before the public
he esson is dull one, and the stagnation in
1raue can only be overcome by an extensive sys
Ten Of advertising. Fewer men advertise in
call times-eonseqnentlY those no do receive
lae greater benefit The ER offers the
greatest advantages to advertisers Of sny publ
cation IN the city. Owing to its being the oldest
morning paper In Northern Ohio, it has eircu-
Iatien exceeding that Of any other published in
the State out Of Cincinnati. All advertisements
appear In both the morning and evening edi-
iious The circulation Of the LEADER Is over
1900 copies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22
FROM CAIRO.
CAIRO, H., OeI

OAIhOi 4II'i OsLs IA
The gun-boat Canestogs made a reconnois-
ance up the TenneJ % nv yesterday, as far
as the St'.e line, She reports strong rebel
forces ne the Tennessee line. She returned
this afternoon, having seized two barges
loaded with fo1r, 6e tined for the rebel camp.
1t is reported that the rebels are in a strong
force at Blandville. 1t is also reported that
Hardee's force is 5000 strong at Belmont,
Missouri.
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ROW AT TERRR HAUTE,

TERRE HAUTE, Oct. 21.
Two or three companies of the AID Indi-
ana regiment, stationed at Camp Vago in
this city, under command of the Colonel, en-
tered the city quietly this evening, proceeded
to the Office OF the Journal and Democrat
and in short time demolished everything.
They then proceeded to several private houses
and served them in the same manner. The
citizens are organizing to proceed 20 take the
camp. There is great excitement.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 81.
The Union scouts report the total number
of armed rebels in Southern Missouri al
5000.
A man direct frsm Prices army says Jack
sons rebel Legislature is in session at Stock
ton, the county seat of Cedar county, which
place McCulloch was approaching with from
5000 to 1900 reinforcements for Price.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

soLDIERs' AID SocIErY.-The Treasurer,
Miss Hettie D. Sanford, is now making out
complete list Of the donations to the Sol
diers Aid Society. We have only room to
notice the following donations made last
month, to wit: l45 pairs socks, sent to Co.
D., 9TH Ohio Regiment, contributed as fol-
loEs;-Le Roy twenty-five pairs Con-
cord, fifteen; Madison, three; Mentor,
seven; Perry, nine; and Painesville,
eighty y-nine.-PaiBesViIIs Telegraph.
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e issue every afternoon At O'Clock an Even
ng Leader containing all the latest news up 70
tlst time. The Evening Leader will contain all
tie telsgraphso news received in the day time,
and ia = complete paper In itself Subscribers
ga Be- furnished with ths morning or evening
t'ution at the same price, viz, i've dollars q
Sear, or dfsy cent? per month. News Agents fur
nished Ct tl.te, Per 100 copies.
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SwAsHNGFON SPECIALS.

WA3HINaIVni OUV' II
There are rumors of battle near Lees
burg. No particulars.
The Federal troops are known TO be en-
trenched on an island in the river near that
point.
FOraging parties Of Federal troops daily
venture as far as Mt Vernon.
The rumOr of Fremones removal is revived
to-day.
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PLAIN AND Oh

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
- Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
boripton done Gf the Printing Establishment Of the
EhkpEE Ofoo on the latest improved and most rapid
steam Presses IN the best STYLE short notice. and
at reasonable rates. Particular attention paid 70
blank work. Eyery description Of binding done,
osro1i-ily Blank Socks, Ledgorl. JOurnAl1l SALES
85oks. EeosivinE Books, &C., 6o.
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FROM JEFFERSON CITY,
JEvyER,or Cry. Oct.

SAHAAh-ON OAA 4 OSts 81
The steamer J. D. Perry, which arrived
here tonight with 80 wagons and l4O mules,
from st. Louis, was attacked by rebels at
Portland, and narrowly escaped baing cap
tured. Her captain thinks there must have
been 700 rebels at that place.
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FROM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21.
The statement Of the Washington cores
pondent Of the N. Y. Tribune, that Captain
Prince, commandant at Fort Leavenworth,
refuses to recognize Gen. Fremont as his su-
perior officer, is false.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

TAKEN IE.-The Telescope, a religious pa.
per, published in Dayton, in examining a
song, failed to adjust its object glass proper
" and by q superficial survey-as the follow
ing confession shoWs-Eas betrayed into pub
fishing bacchanalian foundslay:
On the l4th Of August We inserted pieee
Of poetry, headed
"I'm very fond Of RaterD
regarding it as a good temperance song. But
We we're soldras We ought to be for not read
ting the piece throFgh before handing It to the
printer. Our attention being called 20 it by
the 'Sunday-school Teachers Journal . We
discover that our temperance song praises
water Wnen made into beer, sherry, whisky,
eognac and gin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

LOUIS PAUIsEN, the greatea Of MorpLy's
1.-l A1lsilcan competitors in the anne of che ss,
came out as the first Fictor at th, recent ton z
nalnens OF the British Chess Ass ociation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

A new invention, enabling soldiers TO
walk on the water, loading and firing, has
been made in France. It consists Of q
pair Of India rubber boots and troWsers,
al Of one piece, which are filed with air
q little below the waist, and heavily
weighted at the feet. With these trOwsers
on, detachment has frequently crossed
tbs lake of Vineennes, where the water is
about fifteen feet deep, firing their muskets
and loading as they went. The men sink
about two feet the water barely reaching
the top Of their thighs, and appear not to
have any difficulty in keeping their bal
ance and moving along. Bridges will be
useless when soldiers become amphibious.
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The Potomac correspondent Of the New
Orleans Picayune, under date Of Sept. 10th
writes that 'fIt is not believed here, indeed
that the enemy viii make any very decisivs
stand anywhere, but viii blow up the Cap.
it0l buildings and abandon Washington on
our first advance" Perhaps, By this time
the veraciOus correspondent has found res-
son to change his opinion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

A Washington dispatch to tie Cincinnati
Commercial says 'this week we shall make
history"
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ECRUITs FOR THE
PIFTY-EIGHTH o. V.U.s.A.

"Ths entire number must be made up from
The STATE. If it cannot be done By Volunteers,
il must be done By DTgft."-I ADJ'T GENERAL
BUCKINGHAM.
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a#litarg.
" W0LUN ERS
ROB TIE
OHIO SEW ENTHl

The Ohio seventh having bssn reduced IN nun
bers By the
BATTLE OF CROSS LANES,
ls now IN want Of 200 good men 70 an up the rank
to the maximum number.
Tne undersigned iI cOUmissioned bv Gen. Ro8s-
cranz to recruit, and has orened an once IN this
city, whore isut. NIrUHELM, Of 90. X, may b
ioHnd for fEW DAXs ONLY, 70 receive recruits
ct Cleveland
Ii ut SWEENEY Is a'sS authorized to receive re-
oruits at this pAre.
This Begiment having been highly honored IN be-
ing placed Ia the adHancs NOV ment8 Of the south
ern column from Clar1kb0rgh, Va, and hayi1E
Allied the sNrectatfous OF lts friends for ValOr Bnd
bravery, and having shown itself cool add firm IN
/ dor IRE, should now receive some iaFor from ils
friends and t is Therefore expected that the Patr-
/ otie Young Men ef the Reserve will now promptly
| come forward aud hll up itI ranks.
CONE FORWARD AND JOIN TEE
"BULLY SEVENTH %
/ Every man who now comes forward viii share in
Il the honor and Story alEsady won IN the asld
- Subsistence furnished and expenses bOrne for
all enlisted msn frtm the date Of enlistment. Pay
Will thsn commence.
~ Clothing and full equipments will probably b
i furnished at Columbus, Ohio.
Ofdeei las Ontario street, Cosmopolitan Hall;
| j. n. ABPBR,
Capt; %. d, 7th Regiment, ReoruilinE OEosr.
OctlHRu
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WADE AND HUTCHINS' NEW
w BEGIMEET OF OAVALRE.
Wanted-ONE HUNDRED MEN for tbs Regi-
ment, They will Be sworn in At once and PAA viii
commence from time Of Enliltmsnt.
- Here il q rare chance for yOung men 70 50 into
q Regiment all from the Reserve.
- have been ass'gned the duty % raise one
Company frUm CuyahOga County. Let her respond
promptly.
sTOf5cs in Phoenix FOundIy, Of Of LlghthOuSs
strest Cleveland JOHN HOLT,
octg:a59 Recruiting odcsr,
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BUCKINGHAM.
The OGbinft and Military authoritisg Of our Gov
and thoroughly crush the Wild but determined re-
bslllOr, By extending = we'll formed army the en-
tire extent Of the fOntsr and by eItsDsiVs attafkg
along The Southern coast Shall they Be distracted
hy failure 70 increase the numter in service on
tn ir new and sell directed plan
May in Northern Ohio have little idea Of the
/ sacr ices now being made b. msn and families In
/ other sections.
Let rs mot be disgrscsd By more delay, but ct
once offer ourseives 10 follow our nag and earnest
/ and pstriOtio leaders 70 victory and peace.
COME OEl OOME OBI
COL. V, BAUSENWEIN
Cths first on GaribsldPs STAT and an OHcsr of wide
experience IN all the late great Europ struggles
and who refused an enormous brlts 20 join the reb
els Of jeff David Is now organizing one Of the rest
/ ohio h. gtments, and vii esmmand it hlmselL-
war, and % b is ss dsting nguished here, be can
and will DO IN daily care Tor his men
LET'S CLOSE UP TIE WAR SPEEDILY.
lam authorised to recruit for this, the FIFTK-
| EIGHTH y. v, By the Governor Of tha stats.
REAEMBER TaE 800 BOUNTY.
$500 to EVsry Citizen whO brings q Good
RseTlit.
Those who cannot go may thus well serve thsir
6a-Sincs I am called to anothsr rost in the Rsgi-
msnt provided q detachment og 50 men Is Iatged al
the Commissioned and Non Commissioned Ohc5'a
Will Be sleet,d f.om the ranks II 81 both Lisutsn-
=. Recruiting Station at OberIin. LOrAin COun-
octiO.Ru LIEUT. J. A. DEWEY.
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GIUthtmg.
TH E + AIR I n EZ;;

ID II y A L II 1 N EA;
Oh TIE LONE LADY OF TIE CR1MsoH OL1y1rf
Continued from last WeCk)
OHAPTER I-THE JANE GRAY.
The ssory opens on the coast Of spain,
In the month Of August, and the year ls,
And bfgins by brining stauch big TO view
"lta SaptAin-Georse Wrlght-aLd q bravo jol-
The name Ofthis hne brig was the "Jane eray,''
And In the summer See she lazy lay,
WITH Just air enough her sails to I'LL,
And IN motion keep her at her captains will
brief descriDtion Of tins ft l'llnoW give yOu:
she vas s-msstsr brig, and clipper shaped. tcO;
And hsr rigging all was built Just liza slOOP,
Except cr0ss-lashings on her chicken coop;
Ehe Pad stump top gallants in plare OF head-auys
And hsr heel TACKLES reaehtd to the clouds IN the
In fset she was rigged ron mizzsn to boE,
70 that TOT running shs could not b beat anyhow.
neT caP am 4eorge Wright, was seaman most
As ever Old sail on a salt water wave;
a man Of few words, he was born VIII n quite small
And took 10 the sea the very next fall.
And was captured By Indians on axe Lsrie'a shore
sdiil his health Was quite good, and his appetite
You would think so, atlsaat. ifwitA you he should
A. SeVening approached and q breeze sprineing IN,
he ordered all bands to the m in gallant poop;
hnen sPrlnging on deck, in q cain yoice be said:
Aen her On your eyes, lun her - and then he
lFO BE cOzTEU1D xExr wEEK.l
Aud We would say to cur numerous readers and
patrons that In the next chspG We will intrO1ute
.he hair lnez In the mganIims We are introdu ing
into our Mag aih ssnt Union Hail the I,igest and f
neat assortment Of
OVERoOATIHGS, CLOTHS, CAsSIM ERES AND
VESTINaS,
for the Fall and Winter, that has ever been our
pleasure 10 exhibit in Clsye aud aud We vouId n.
vlte al g call and examine new Fall and Vim
yer slosks - our prices are lower than ever.
ISAAC A laAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Bois Agency for tho sails Of Singers Calsbratsd
SEWING KAOHLRES
AD
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T B. COBB & cos
HALE PRICE LIST.

We have q printed OatAiogus Of $50 different WORKS
which offer at half price This Catalogue will Be
sent fIee to any one asking for it. Below we sivs
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Another Exploit of Julius Jenks--A Den
Of Counterfeit TeleGrnphers Broken up
.-The ScOundreIs Killed, and their ln-
atruments, Horses. and AccOutrements
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GENTLEMEN'S OLoTHEs OI.EAE-
y No, Rsnoyating and MCnding EstsbIishmsnt
lRAHoI9 AaER, Tailor, No. le PrU8pect street, wiz
hereafter devote hia attention TO cleaning, ranogn.
ting and mendlng Qentlsmsn5 clothing. 10 has
ncilitiea Tor doing his work in the best mAnneT.-
Qontlsmen win ind it for their interest duringehna
hard times % give Mr.. Azsr trial
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Medina, EaEch /, l6ols
n The above named Ladies We arc personally &c,
alaIntsd with, and know that for several years
while we lived In Medina, they We great sueCreli
Miss 8. has been 50 badly afflicted thar it vas via
dii1culty she able to stand upon her feet a ~
bottles Of Catholicon entirely cured her Of her con-
plants. Ny wife received ereet benefit fr.m thll
medicine. We recOmmond q it 70 the Ladies Of tlil
county IS q sais and enc ent remedy tor the many
complaints they are sul5oct 70.
JOHN WEEKB,
Editor Canheld Herald.
b. B. KIEGsLET, OIsFslaud,
Octl:dAW S3ansrNl Fsns fnr tih1a-
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Cotamisalpu.

DUTTER.-l50 FIBKIEs PRIHE
I'D Western Reserve Butter, for sale By
oct3 W. MELHINOH
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On THE LONE LADY OF TIE CRIMSON CL1Vlr
CONTINUED from last wefk
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COM ERCIAI4
nA,Ix aA1x clrr nEsscA,l

nA.Ix aA1x cirr nEsscn, Z
Keokuk, Dsc. 81
FLouH--superfne, ~ 90; spring wAsat, ",
ira, 81 10, Fall wheat, extra, % rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 500 50 per %.
CORN--ao to &c.
| BAHtEf-sprtug foaftc
WHEAT In good demand. Fall so - oo;--
Spring 65e; choice do. So.
OA1S-lsc, dull.
RYE--36to 37t in good demand.
P0TAToEs--is to 20 by the load ;re.ail 40.
aRocEklEa--Nsw Orleans Sugar, fair 7as
prime 8 TO Q, clarified 9al0, crushed and Loaf
Tito IL. Molasscs-PlantatioR3 5 to 40c, q. II. 80
to 40, aoidsn Syrup, s. to roc. CoGse-Rio i3a
to Is. Java ~ to zoe. Laguyra, to l6 to II. Rice
6a64.
bUAP-Palm etc, Family SIC; German, (Cin.
"A u.
CANDLEs-star Tito Is, stearine ID, Mould
.oI1i,
LhRD--9; retail 12Ac.
DuTTEK--Conm mon to 10 Choice l21 to Is
retail LII.
II LEATHER-Solc rs to Csc; Harness 27A.
HIDES-Dry 8to9; green, aac; green sheep
pelts 40 to 75c; green hog skins IS.
HaY-prairie&5 80 to So; Timothy 4 Hunga.
riAn, ssl to $40; Balcd do. 81 to So Retail $l4
to Is.
sEEDs.-Hunxarian Grass .25a3o; Timothy 81
60 to l 10; Flax Seed, o0aSl 90.
SuNDKIES-Onions, 80 toes; Eggs, 4 81 to 10.
Feather. a1c to 25c; White Beans, 10 Ia so.
FkuIT-Dried apples, 70 to 1 40 per bush.
Dried peaches, 81 - to 15e; kaisins, - 8tto
IS.
CHEEsF--W. X. Iia12i; Denmark to 10.
BEEF-lAa24c gross; Be to 44c per quarter.
sHEEP-420 90 to - 90 p head.
HoGs.-Dressed. - 90 te s. 90.
SALI--G. A., 81 20 to 50 per sack Kanaw-
ha, 81 rs per bbi.; Liverpool, 81 9Oa2 90 per
sack. Lake 81 10 TO 81 - ~ Dbl.
FISH--Mackerel, MOL $40 to Sal " hbl; No
= Sl6 tot SIT; NOS t12tosIs. White MOL IS ~
to IS rs ~ half Dbl. Cod Fish bto 8 y h.
KAGS--2to 2tc.
OLD IRoN-a to &c per b Brass TO loo pei
b.; Copper l2i to lac Per b..
ExcaAssE.--On New York for currency, nom
inal rate, 10 per cent; forgold per cent. st.
Louisi percent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Large nhbpss. = nss.
from the ST. Louis Democrat.

IFrom tho st. Louis Democrat.I
IL Ia Astounding oSss the large quantities oil
McIean's Strengthening Cordial that arc shipped
daily to different partsef the country. 1t isscarce
Iy three months since this article Has frst intIe
tuced, aud now, juigIDg from tsrRT id safr, IT Ii
known and appreciated over the whole Western
country.
Waiting city should be sure 10 obtain supply
Of this Cordial. II IL just the thing required to
strengthen and inyigorate those who weak and
debiitated.
Soc advertisement, in another colunn.
Dee. IL dAw
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T WOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Keo
/ kuk that have opened Tailoring Establish.
ment Min st, between 4tb ~ 9Th, within one
ioor Of clark's Leather Store, where l ready 10
do ythins in my line with neatness and dispatch.
l have secured the services OF my old pastnsr, j.
McEvitt. late Of New York City, where he has Lsen
cutting In Of the fashiouabie establishments If
that city, 10 that any che viking the style will
please give me ca l.
Youths and Boys Clothing cut in the latest New
York style, Ms hnvsa full set Of Patterns from
the East. JOHN FRAZER,
dec20d3m
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wife verA1s k.ndy.

Il is certainly MOI in good taste for q gen.
tleman 10 speak Of bis wife as his lady, OF TO
register their names upon the books vi aho-
hotel "a ssJehn Smith AID lads - or To ask
friend, GLOW is your ladyin This is all
fashionable vulaarlty, AMI invarabiy be.
trays lack Of cultivation. The term wife
is far moro beautifn! and appropriate and
refined, whatever may be said to the CONTRA
~. Suppose lady should say s'my gentle
man." instead Of ''iny husband" or suppose
We speak of"Mrs. FisS Maurice and her gen
teman2" The thing would be ludicrous,
and its diverse 10 none the less 20. Aman's
wis il his wife, and not his lady. We mar
vel that this latter term 10 not utterly Ia
booed, in 81 ID connection Of least, BY in-
teligent people. II ought to be left for the
use Of the Goldfish arisfocracy.
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YANKEE DoopLE HIssEp.-A few nights
ago the orchestra Of the Mobile theAter
struck up "Yankee Doodle," when . general
hiss from oil parts Of the house greeted the
performers, which was persisted in until they
were obliged TO stop. They then commenced
playing the "Southern Marseliaise," when
the audience applauded vociferously. tap
pears, therefore, that "Yankee Doodle ain't
tho tune Mobilians delight in."
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NOTICE.

sINHE members Of the Iowa state insurance Co.
are hereby Notified that be annual meeting
will be held % the secas1 Monday If January
ne II, at the ONCE of the 9 mpary in the City Of
Kcokus. at 2 o'clock m, IT With time Board
of Directors VIII be elected for the ensuing year.
S. 4. CAREY,
Dcc.g lsul-dian Scc'y.
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New Books

New Books!!
vISHE PRINCES Hall; Miss GILBERT's
/ CAREER; this day received at
OGDEN BROWNELL 4 CO.'S
CIrr BOOK STORE,
N,vlt-a No 81 Nain-at.
VOL lst WlIiIK0W's IUWAhEFUkls, being
vol. of the series, just received At
OGDEN, BkUWNELL CO.'S
CIry Book SroGR,
dec14d No. 81 Main-st.
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BOOTS And HOES.

----@ BOV1S EUEX.
C A. DUKE and w. II. BARRETT having
~ formed partnership In tho shoe business
would ask share Of the public patronrge and .
continuance Of the old custom Of the house.
We have concluded that in these hard times 1t is
disgrace to work, and both being practical work
men, we will devote ourselves TO tho manufacture
Of custom work, thus guaranteeing good fits and
honest or kmanship, Asit is cur interest to max
both.
We shall keep constantly on hand 8 well select
low. DUKE $BAkkETT.
Oct23d
- AIS WANTED, for which wo will pay CAsu
IL w. Ill. AUSTIN CO.,
inch y lis MAin-st.
~ w. II. AUSTIN CO.,
jyll ll8 MAINS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-05
Dec. lsnl-llm


DSA OIWlIOh oil IO"FATImE p htp.
nv Partnership heretofore existing between
/ Drs. M. W. Hicks md J IL. Andrews Is lkis day
dissolved by mutual consent.
DR.. Hicks continues the practice of Dentistry at
the old stand
Al. persons indebted TO tie frm arc requested TO
call and settle. Nj. W. HiChs.
kcokuk, Dec. Is. 1860. j IL. ANDREWS.
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