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CHAs. D. BRAaDoH, Chm E1. Com
Case Of LIeut. Col. Kn0b1eadoTG

GHAH OF 2AxeUtA VO1& GAAV0AENNU1AA /
CHICAGO, June 18th, 1861.
MrssRs EDITORS As you well know, I
am in the q, g. service, and, therefore, as q
soldier, have but little time to spend In letter.
writing; but In your yesterdays issue there
appeared letter from Mr. g. hnoblesdosd,
jaeger Regiment, WhicR / feel in honor bound
as IN officer Of the Regiment, to retute.
EsIn the first place, MI. Knohleedorf asserts
that the Government accepted us, as organ
lied, before ne LETT Washngten; TVS: M 10 20
blesdo1G Lieut. Colonel, and myself Major OF
fhe Regiment But it is equally tzqe, and MI.
Knob1esdorf knows 1t fully as Weu as every
% tains and Lieutenants who tooE part in the
f1rpt provisional organization had, when
the tlme for mastering in came, their
companies, with tho exception Of three,
merely on paper, and were superseded By new
officers, who brought men into the regiment;
and who, after being mustered IN, voted for
officers according their own choice, and not
according the choice Of. men who belonged |
to the regiment while yet in 3, chaotic state,
and who had no companies: This'ts the whole
ton Was fair, impartial one open one ;, Tho |
officers Of six Companies voted, and OF these
Mr. Kuobelsdorf received o1ae vote. The yot~
ipg was done by ballot. The book Of election
was left open for the officers Of the remaining
four companies. The election had to take
chief orders, and Of course had to
orgarize according to the laws regulat-
| Ing the election Of officers In Volun-
| teer regiments, and according as Gen.
Mcclellan had advised the regiment
| he was sent to Milwaukee, and that during
| his absence the election took place, can
only state that regret TINT Mr. E forgets the
fact which every officer Of the regiment can
most eolemnly, testify to, VIZ: that NJ; A \
at his own urgent request TO recruit Mr. 4.
further insinuatingly gays that the officers OF
the Hecker Jaeger Regiment elected Capt.
Mihalotzy for Lieut.. Colonel man who WAS
sworn In for the three months. Now, Iwould
| ask AIr. Z. If Capt. Mibalotzy who oas sworn
in for the three months service was tnelllgi-
BILE, how could Mr. 4. be eligible, who Was
not sworn In as yet even for Q thrte minutes
serziee7 Bnt cannot continue; only regret
that Mr.. E, for whom have always enter
tanned the kindest feeling, attempts to seek
satisfaction for his unfortunate defeat in the
'A'A' ''' - ]. KusE, Major.
4 New DaAMl--Some Of our Chicago au-
thors hive prepared new drama on the war,
entitled sThe Union Men Of Old Virginia. u
It Is in rehearsal at McVicker's Theatre. It Is
said to bewen written.
w Travelling Flasks and Cups, q large variety
Of patterns, received by Sargent Apothecary, cor
Randolph and State streets.
MILITARY BooKs-U. 8. War Department In.
fantry Tactics $1.a5 Scott Tactics, $271; Ear
dee, $1.62; Zouaye Drill, By. Ellsworth, 81 90
:; The Young Recruit, 81 90; Cavalry Tactics, b.
/. War Department, S4.8s; Bsyonct Exercise, BIC
: C1ellan, 81 GO; Army Regulations. 1861, s1.es.
q MArs.-Colton's Map Of the United states. Toe
, 1861-06-26

FnEM s1aAv1KnR1ks.-Jaschke, at No. .
Deartozn street, oders freah every morning
and evening the luscious strawberries from
Geo. B. Davis Morgan Gardens On the North
Drspnh
, 1861-06-26

ARRIVED. D...-...-...Juue9i AZ
Aquils, South, 1oo.s5o ns Ice :
1nyestirator. Athens, Is cubic yards dimension
stone.
George, Morris, 5000 bu corn;
Prairie Queen, Ottawa, 6Uuo pnsh oofn. 11soo IDS
, 1861-06-26

CHANCERY NOTICE.-State 1T
~ IllnoiA County Of Cook, ss-supeEtor Court

{ SliANCER1 NOllCE.-Sta1e III
~ II1InoIA County Of Cook ss-supertor Court
Of Chicago June eim: !s6! IN G. GCssneerT:
Runqoa. ii, yIs. Iosepa Jaanston, chazles g.
Wiz Wie{ei. e. John penni.,on, kmeStc.a Horse N.l CON
bro1n: Fe,er Kinney. Esgeston i: Lotwict Charles
tsr oi pc estate of loci Duties teeease,l "a: n "a
known heit8 Ct Jl el Ruttea, tsceaseu. E!Ari'.a r.
slae sdmint.s!aF,1 q tas sstNe q Ins,h tlsias d.
Af:davit tas irg been lsd IN ths cntse Of "a. er'k
fea!d &C urt OF Chicago taAt tber. Hi.s%
Of the defendants ahove napsed on dine tEq'.r:
cstnot found a.d that tho sait Feb icstts@ HIS
gone out OF this STATE. Eauc: u hfr:hJ l.cn u TIL
SAID Rob. Il Hsgf Is that THE colp'assnt alei his ~
OF complain: In said s.ocrt, en- the Chanccry stslo
th.sro. zae sx entlc:a ~ q MAy TT I'D t7ss :
~ Def3Ldarts return bis on the aras Monday ot
JtA- Lext, flHl,} a Ia hy All required .
Now, HNless Jon. tlss ssia EtheEs Hu1Hee shA
1tcraIly 10 and arfear bef,rt .ald sa2sEi,r Se..T
ne1s tern thereof e b. holden 81 cfi:ago. u "a:
CcuAty, on the nstt Monday q Jane. Isl, arr. r!r"
aIs~er CT deuaur TO tic Pa!t com.'lal2aats ,S,t BY
complaint the sa1e 2En tta atters and tai1Es .1c
Ii charged led stated. w1l be taken = confssrsi
Of eaid bf l. WALrEE klMhALL, Cla.
ntLRt th1
, 1861-06-26

&roiu In Store at Buffalo,
The following statement shows the amount Of
Grain estimated to be held In store mere oy me
in tic Richmond Elevator, on tho morning OF
, 1861-06-26

MIGHT SCAvENGER.-Charlcs
lNEuux viii attend 70 tho cleansing es pHvy vsIl@.
removing OF stable manure and AoL offensive 'nass
Ortcrs directed to CHAS kESZ. Chicago r a. h'1
III IA VII seeei1e prompt a.ssnslAn. ossxaa
, 1861-06-26

UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DRowsED.-The
body Of man very much decomposed, has
been found on the beach near the Calumet,
The following IL description Of the body aud
articles found thereon: :.
Five and half feet high, black hair, black
xh{akers On chin, black 6roadcloth sack coat,
brown mde1ehsit, @whlte collar over shirt,
linen bosom Res1 bntt9ns fsa isant e4osf }osth ha
uppsr jaw ret on gold plate ;-elght dollars In
money none On tie person: one railroad psss, sign
edE. q. Williams; dated May 9th, 1851; , 20,
count OF Amt shop; one note Of hhnd dated
May 14th, 1861, for 500, payable 70 Wiling
ton Ststto1--no signature; and other papsrs;
, 1861-06-26

TnF WEpp SISTERS continue to attract fair
,,onses at the theatre. "The fair one with
IN golden locks, has proved successful, and
its finale, "our Union is the happy land Of
canaan.r Is E hit. See the advertisement for
ftfs evening.
, 1861-06-26
EEN t1su L Al.-sV1-U, -: TT;
DAVIS / N1ssKS, Solt'a. jr4e':t:a

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cock
~ County, ss-Cook County Clrcnis Court, Juze
Bt. VI.
rat Witt al attaca1ncnt Issued out " the o.:a 4
Ire Cierk Of the Cook County Circuit Court, d.s'i
tie stf dag Ct MAv, A D. 1851 At the suit ~ the hI
Ebenezer t. Wo1cctt and aRarst tho estate q tho
said 2, E: Brown for the snm Of Onv Hunista ~;
Sheriff Ct Cook County. which said Hrlt has been IT,
turned executed -....
shall personally bs aud Appesr beforn the said too"
County remit Court Or before tho trss @ay oftHa
II The City cf Chicago. tha third Monday OF Juaa
a. n ISL. give special bail md plead to the .1!1
you, md ii favor 81 Ito said Ebenezer g Wo&ccst.
ard much Of tire p,opery attached ~ s7 he sn!t.
ciept 10 .ati.y AID Judgment aat cosA Will bd
$3.50 " -" 13I L. CHURCH, Clerk.
, 1861-06-26

TIE LATE Col PEARSON. At the same time
with another correction made on our first re.
ference to the death Of Col. Pearson, another
mis-, statement should hare been amended.
The Uniform and sword Of deceased are In the
keeping Of his relatives hers, and were not
sold at a1eticn.
, 1861-06-26

COPPER LIGHTNING RODS,
~ and al kinds Of Lightning Rod P ~ints snd s:T'
trfes marrfsctuftd and supplied to Aaent7 sa! Dsa!
efa. Pamphlets sent ffee. E. ?. AAKsH. otdco ~.
pole1 Bldinc. cor CLARK and South Water ~ TSsI'
Chicago. Post u1nce Boz 31yA mJ-N"&
, 1861-06-26

A CALL uroH THE LAnHs:-The indies Of
the Sewing Hall have the materiA for oneh
dred Havelocks, 10 be furnished By Wednes.
day night for the Montgomery Guards. VIII
the ladies turn out?
, 1861-06-26

TIE L461 FOREST FEsr1vL.-1n another
the Lake Forest Festival tomorrow, to
which we have before referred It is rare
opportunity offered for delightful day among
the noble groves and romantic surroundings
f,f lake Forest,
, 1861-06-26
r OsT-The following Certificates
~ Of stock Ct the Chicago Gas Light 2ad Coks


No. 81 for tweotJseven Shares.
NO. {s6 fer four shares,
No. So irr one share.
No. Us tor two Bhsres.
No. 9aa for eighteen shATes
Issued In name Of Thomas L. Kane.
No. s5; tor one hundred and sWo shares,
1es1ed In Fame Of Chas. Haezi,tt aad oy h 7 81.
1oet mlad the pubne are cautioned ass!ass ..o.
to said Company to prevent the Iansfer qr the sAt'
Pni1sde,phia June 18th, 1861 je nx5t
r OST-On Saturday, June 1st,
IL between The North CITY Hnt;s saa p. DyeE.s,
smoll Hunting C8sed Wxtch, With chain attached,
The nnder Hlil be suitably rewarded upo3 Laying 1t
ut Dr.. D9es's. lelte9oo-tR
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-About
X the TIT Inst. from the farm Of 4 Hastings etsht
miles west frun Chicago. cae drab Or clay baaS :
eoloFed HORSE. dark legs msne and tail, ao2at af,
teen hands hish, twelve years old or N n1rt naa no
th-es %. Any Information concerning him LEFT At
ia Adams street. Chicago OF 1t r.Y Farm as above,
viii be 1fberzlly reWA1ted- -,nr
e1TIwdA1tw - q: HAS L1S!s5:
, 1861-06-26

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
y CooE & a-ctrcnit Court of Geek cSou2a;y. ( 2y. 1alr
Te1m 1851 LuctndA hlns fA eh&'es p -A1as--!a
aa2it Of The non residence Of cnar'ss 81 KlaE d:
H. eek Of sad CT cnt Court Of Conk IeGnty Sosee
e TIE ~ M e ees1lH5 eoan,nt "a ;a tna AZ
on 9ke Casncefy side thereof On ihe .2d dsy ct Jua
ISL seea en- 1ae e ssea o. .
Mocday Of Jniy aex ISL, = Is by Aw rs9 aizsd r
unes. the sed Cas5es; s;-s GSa
County, On the ht day Of the ne1t term snsrs 1, p
b holden Chicago, n said County o. tne
to he sad eompfainants bn Of complaint the tsta
end tae matters and thinXs therein ehaE1ea 80
Nm L CHURCH. ClftK-
sIkyE1a. Couprta SOFT, IS ClArk strcas
, 1861-06-26

ACCIDENT TO E1sHkRUr GRAT.-We re-
g1et to learn the E1-sheriff John Gray wss
knocked down and severely injured yesterday,
about P. ", 1t the crossing Of Franklin st
and Randolph, BY baing knocked down BY q
pair Of runaway horses, attached to q buggy.
Hewas thrown violently about ten feet and
much bruised
, 1861-06-26


ceirte dnring the werk have been fair; but owing
to the scarcity Of vessels, shipments were light.
The market during the week has been to1erably
steady, with more activity. and no material alter
alton in prices There is rather more inquiry for
No Spring than formerly, and the difference be-
tween it and No. Spring Is now only 6H@7c,
while 3 week ago It WAS 10c. The fears Of wheat
heating, which tended very much to depEess
No. Spring week ago. arc not SO great now:
and as these are diasipatcd, the two grades will
come closer together In price.
The uufavorable news brought from Europe by
the last two steamers. has checked any advan-
cling tendency in the market; but in conse-
qucnce Of the extreme low prices, as well as
moro plentiful supply OF convertible currency
ard gold, the market has been pretty well sas-
tanned.
TO-DAY the market opened stesdy, undera fair
inquiry by shippers but as soon II the steamer
was telegraphed, it became weaker, and closed
quictat slight decline. Sales were: 1000 hu No.
spring in etore at 65Nc; 25s00 bu do ut CSC; 1000
bu do at 64Kc; 1000 bu do at 64c gold; 20, 900 bu
No. .pring in store at 6sc; 5000 bu do at 67j5c;
5000 bu do at 57e; 8sQo bu do at b7t,gola; 1900 bu
Rejected in store at 47c; 1000 hu do at 4oe; 1900
bu do at SOC.
Sales by ta1nple were: 150 bags good milling
spring at GGc on track; 160 bags No. 2 spring at
63c on track.
CoRN-The receipts during the past week we're
, 1861-06-26

w Cook j. McLain, os Dearborn steet. have
made their price for cleaning and dycing Gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
"a
~ All should not fan to read the ADVERTISE
ment OF Prot, Wood in to-day's paper. mh-1y.
, 1861-06-26

Of these recovered from Wheeler.
D. Il. SaeGlon testified to having bought land
warrants with bills Of rale purpo1tt9E 70 come
crcr, The business having been transacted By j.
Fuller. bought three variants, since sent to St.
5en IL Kassa $,
was leaving FulIer's Office, Pease came in.
paid for one warrant $50. for the other two $s5
II II. b. SfTaiten testified to haying pnrehasedtwo
ss.e4e) a and Ne. j. $500. For one oi these have
s C ss @ snd 50 told T1pP, Tho I'D
n1a Se tS atsd 10 te M
md md they ley toid neil ne It vas v iii light. AAN
J. 3. Far1tr, zone Of he parties in asresD testi-
@ ~ Bg1ss h a4a IL Z
| showed them to hi. Shepard, who said Peasc was
buJing, and introduced rue to him; gave him the
warrants and be sold them he WAS to have all he
ono the next day and gaTe me So; the last time
Wheeler gave me eix warrants; four Of these r.
tnrned to him At his request tho same given to
Ind 10 interview with Wheeler.
Wheeler INT came TO re an and tod me % he hsd @
AZ e r. oees
| pressed By me to tell would never let me know
where be got them: Did rot know until AMER that
nst ne VA r Ine Fost oinee' began 70 suspect
feass ts!a ~ sons a; 3 lie numbers looked su.:
pic1fuS, anQ nc IhOHgnL Iney nhd been Altered
told him knew nothing about It. The four re-
| turned 10 Wheeler were too ofnspiciouelookdng for
! sale 80 Pease said he would have nothing to do
| with them Pea.e nade ont form OF a
| bill Of sale I WIS to draw mp and
have Wheeler Sign, for each warrant Pease told
| me tAce to tell Wheeler when he inquired afte1
the lald warrants, that they were destroyed
lit is noticeable that the monkey who] rals1
these hot chestnuts cut OF tho fire, only realised
ae5 in Ill for his ehare ofthc pronts.1
Peasc paid me for six warrants. Eight were De
! liYered 10 him. he tod me to tell Wheeler ths
others were DESTROYED.
Io Cross. Examination - The witness teetdde<
! that he hal been yniout]y employed IS fatlEoat
bsaksman-not now In employ, Was azzestcd Of
: Saturday evening"
, Wrsi R<srsnsd-Peaae once said to me thatt'
care of any treube 1t would tall bsek on Wheeler
and that was the reason why tho bills of sale "a1
a | made ont by him. On two occasions po1nte
out Wheeler to PeAse In the street.
C1pssEr. Rtsts1ed-WItness detailed circun
etantialJ the incidents Of biz late visit to MI
wsukee, where he sold two warrants to On
Champion. !
J. b. Fruer-Testihed to his hsying negotiate
= for the snle Of the three warrants to Sheldon,
ADORE. Peate told me that the warrants belonge
= to \ nan In Wisconsin, Afterwards th1t they b
>. longea to Mr. Wheeler.
. Hera the examination vas adjourned to to-da
. Ataeo P.A)
, 1861-06-26

4 New DRAMA.-Some Of our Chicago au-
thors hnve prepared new drama on the war,
entitled 1.-THE Union Men Of Old Virginia" !"
It Is in rehearsal at McVicker's Theatre. It Is
said to beEen written.
, 1861-06-26

G11 F1xTuREs.-A splendid stock Just recaired
at Wilmatth's new store, 18a Lake streat.
fe11U}t
, 1861-06-26

w EFT NURSE.-Wanted by Il
w healthy young WOMAN, = sjtuatton as Wet
Nurse. Can b hearI OF 1t MRS. RATES Agency
DfBcr, 17I Washington street.. Also, an English
Girl for private family, with good EtT refersnces
, 1861-06-26

A GENTS WANTED.-North,
IL East and West, to sen CIarks lately IEpEoyed
Patent II delihe Pencils for marking Clothn. with
ont preparation OF risk Of hIotung. We oner spisn- r.
money sent to Us II the pencil be not found ?ndelhis
after tris- Samples sert By mall oa receipt of 8
ceuts or samples OF marking circular, &C. receipt
Of one sts.r. Addftss Z. Z. CLARK Softhamptan
Mass. 2, @. Box Ef. 1c14I1W
, 1861-06-26

EXCURSION TO OAK FoaEsT-The Annual
Picnic Of Wabash Avenue II. E. Sabbath
School, will be held next Saturday at Oak
Forest, delightful grove shout twenty miles
distant, On the Rock Island railroad. We are
glad to observe that the managers Of this Sab
bath School are thus early providing for their
yearly holiday in theEoods-
, 1861-06-26

4 STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDl-
n C1SES AND BOOKS WANTED, amounting TO
tco Or Aso tsr whish yalusS1a nad 81 esy Pr
eieht per cent lts 1lnatou, Will bs at
falr euYtk or good Wild land, well los4ted- and .
me country preferred Any pcrson Wishing 70 g ons
Of tie nrIs Bn1lres. and having enltsble sfoss.
viii ind good bargain Address Box II II Chi
rrVo iii lall11m
, 1861-06-26
WANTED.-Twoyoung Lawyers
W from he South, are without means aud
ANxfDEE To MAXI A LIVING.

They Eere educated tn one at Harvard the othe At
Yale, and have had three years cxnsTe CO ln tle
pr4ctlce OF law One ,f them has had experience
of tHo Il Teaeh.9g. ND havnx been Clerk sn1
The details or Ghancery practice. The2 arg wiling
to accept any honptable employment B Ut Of refer
Once 1flIlW
, 1861-06-26

H Travelling Flatks and Cups, a large variety
Of patterns received by Sargent, Apothecary, cor.
Randolph and State streets.
, 1861-06-26

TIE SEA, By Michelet, the author Of 'Love''
aud "Woman," is the title Of ar equislte vol
ume Just received hy McEally & Co., 81 Dear
born street, The thousands who have read
the former works Of this far famed author,
will need but little urging to purchase, the
Sea, which is without doubt equal, if not su-
pericr, to any Of his former publications
McEally d Co. have also the Eclectic for
July, and all Of the latest Magazines, News
papers, &c
, 1861-06-26

AWAn OF E1TEHx1EAI1oK has commenced up
on every species Of vermin that is infestiug our
houses, by Reynsrd & Co.'S Infalible Powder Tor
BedbugB, Reaches, Ants, Flies, &c, and theis
ueyerfailing Paste, which makes short work Of
the Rats and Mice. Sold only by ]. H. johnson,
corner State and Randolph sts. mh23 3m+
, 1861-06-26

TIE HoFfkAr DRAaooEs-Thie 1ne com
maud marched to the Supervisors Room at
the Court House and held an election Of om-
Gers, resulting as follows: Captain scham,
beck; 1st Lieutenant, Rettg ID do, William
Warner; I'd Brevet do, G. Rolle; LIST Ser
geant. a. Jaime; I'd do, F. Marx 3rd do, G.
echeef.
Acoutract has been made with the Cincin-
natl Air Line Railroad for their transportation
to Cincinnati, and they leave ut ?. H.. en-
route for Grafton, Va, where they are to join
Gen. McCle11An's forces.
, 1861-06-26

UEAp-QUARrEas REo'T SrATH At LARoE,
cAR Losa, June Is, 1861. :
Meatss. B. F. car7e1, Roes, Harris, Fargo, and
others:
Gxx71rxEz: Please receive my heartfelt &C
Acknowledgements for the magnificent horse and
corIpmepie which have presented me, u mssk
81 ptrtonal esteem Ifom my fellow citizens Of
Chicago. lam proud Of the gift. ~ an unaaked
10 engage, am don1gy proud Of IT,
Th9cghi Il may not .'bear me 70 honor and nc
tory" trust that It will not tall TO bea; me into
It ehAn never bear me trtAg AWAY from that beau-
tifu nag. which the visible symbol Of Al that an
American citizen holds dearer than life Itself.
am, gentlemen, with great csteam.
Yours truly,
Jas Z. SooT1, Il Colonel.
, 1861-06-26
G1aantEn.,

w ANTHD Sleeping Room,
w furnished or unfEya1shed, (w1thout pcardl,
eouth Of Rat doiph suett. Avenues pfefesrto; a.
dFe.s p u, Boz 1894. Jc1s19e
, 1861-06-26

TuE DRrco1sa CAaa.-Yesterday morning
John Casey, John Sloan and James Henston,
three faet young men, who ara believed to be
the guilty parties in the late drugg1ng and
robbing of Capt. Mclaughlin, we're brought
before Justice Davis. and held for further ex-
animation.
, 1861-06-26

TIE NEAruEB.-Yeeterday was Tarm, sui
try hot in fact, creating great demand for
iced drinks, aad large movement Of those
straxs that do something more than tell the
yay the wind blows. Il any one Of the trades
suffered yesterday We should say 1t vas cob
blers. 1t eventide fine shower swept over
the heated city and brought delicious cool.
ness for the night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-19

"B lthe attention of the hAld asd Ryay
eeuAle1 psrpafation, Vi hich tarns cray hairto -
original spior, givea the baida besaiifnl head u
hsir, removes the dsndruf and ticking frou ths
scalp, and eaufcs natural nosiure 10 Aow ftsu
the scalp, provided tt II sssA - hair dre-s-
~ frey and ssninx ont Thos. uhs lovs 10 ease
upon beaatfsi head Of hair ahsu ID mt bs vita
ess Il. TAousands testify to its great merits, Asl
- hsvs no rosm y iDaertthei. names. 2
deo3dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-19

On Sundays train will leave Keokuk at 7:ee :.
m. arrive at n. AdiDon Ct 845 m, and arrive
- KsSk1k tt n 20 .. n.
1hs Western stage Co.'s Mail cosehss tSusdays
sxe~f ted) VAN lssvs NJ. Madison for Dssliugten
II 10 ocltck n. on tho Arrival of ste morning
tfsfn from ksUkuK1 Nh ETfIvs from buftoeten
70 ovnnect With the train lsasi ing Fort Madison 81
b:3o o 'ciock p. n.
JNO. ADAIR MCDOWELL,
superintendent.
o. II. BREWER, 0sn'l Freight Ag's.
May 80, '61.dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-19
KEOKUK, IOWA: WEDNEsDA Y LINE
ALEX. pAacLAY,


tESftBLlIHED IN lSk-l
DA NklN0 II OU0E -
Geo. g. Anderson & 90.
I HAvRTHIs DAY ADMITTED As A PART
HEH in the Bssking Baaissss, ALEX BAscLAv,
ths bsrinsss will hsrsafer - soaAactsa under the
frm and style Of
| 0EO. q. ANDERaON = Co.
| Being one Of the oldest Banking Hossss (if mol
the oi4cst1 In Iowa, the new inn spiicitsa contin-
nance q former patronage - libsrallJ sAtendsd
| 70 them.
They viii make Collections and remit-les. Ex-
cbsprs-sn the day VI payment. free VI charge.
| Their references are - formerly By the senior
partner, vis:
KEyEa1Hcts:
winslov, LAnisr = Co., Banksra. Nss- York.
Yalk RAnk. n. II. Y.--4-----
Edward ". CIsrk 3 Co., philadeiphia.
CasPp, fsllsf = Browne, Bsnksrs, Boston-
|. Howard banking Conf Iany,
HoGnasa A0slpcte ,Ch'saEo.
Fssnss. Deposit Bank, Pittsbureh.
Mechanics henk, -
Kra0sr haha. Banker,
0ilnors BsotAertnn, Banker, Cincinnati.
A. y. Hsnt Co.. Bsnksrs, Louisvlils. Ky.
State Savings tnstitution. Sc. louis, No.
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Keokuk Drug Store.
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ALARG EAssort nsut Of Drugs
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porters, PesssYies Spec sluns q
all kinds. Stethnscopes, CAthe
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the known wants Of the profe
the best tssns to Physiciaut q
April l0-dAv
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