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TT1HE MOST IMPORTANT AM
GOlden Ointment OF iodine,
THE GREFENBERG
FAEzHLY GIEDICINEs
Are prepared under the Immediate supervision
Of skEEtII Pbysieia'l, and they nay
be relied Upon IN all eases.

Tho intelligence Of the community is not insultad
by the ofer Of q single medicine which claims to cure
AL DL'eas7s. but t.t7 s1L.oA1lDT15
OF Eleven different medleines all unequalled IN the
OF the diseases for which they are recommended
among which may be selected appropriate to any
Of the Diseases incident to this country and climate
E5-THE GRRFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLs are better
than any other kind Of Pills in thewoId. Price Sc
EB- HE GREYEssEzs UrEnnSE CATHoLIcoy is an
infaIible remedy for all Femse Diseases, Price 81 20
EB-THE UTERINE UArHoLIcoS will also cure GRAY
el, diseases OF the Aidneys; urinary dlheuiIies IN
males.
EB-FHE GREFESBERG sARsAPARIILA Is By far the
most powerful and ethcaeious compound in use
Price slsO0.
EE-THE GREFENBERY DYsEsTEnT STRUP is a GER
tain and quick remedy for all diseases Of the bowels
Price 80 cents.
BfJ-rIrE GRRFESBERG PuE REMEDY never fails to
permanently relieve this distressing disease Price 81
EB-TuE GEzrENBERs CHILDRES's PAxAcEA Is an
invaluable compound in all diseases incident to chill
dren. 4
g0-TIrE GRErENsEuG FEVER AND kGUE REaEDYis
sovereign specific fer this particular disease Price
50 cents.l
EB-THE GREFrSBRRe GREEN MOUNTAIN OIsrIEST
eXcels ali other salyes in its curative Effects Price p
cents.
bB-THE GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTEEs are the
most pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
18-THE GREFESBERe EYE LOTION is unparalleled
HB-THE GREFESBERa CoxsUliTIvE's BALa affords
pioints. Price IS a 6ottie. Bss-An eminent Physi-
clan o New York states that he has known the Graf
enbeTg Consum ptives Balm used with great success
in Dropsy. (OuF own experience substantiates his
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FROlI wAsHINGTON.
New YORK, Nov. I8.

NEW lOhhi NOV. 10.
The Times has the following:
/ The recent unrebuked presence here Of
Mrs. Lay, whose husband was on General
SCOTS stat, and now an inspector in the
rebel army, and Mrs. Campbell, wife of
ex-Judge Campbell, assistant Secretary of
War for the rebel Government, and their
iunimpeded return to Richmond, have pro-
voked much comment. Many people can
not see why female spies are thus permit
ted to visit the Capital of the country, and
after obtaining whatever information is
accessible, usually an ample store, be al
lowed to return at pleasure through our
lines to Richmond.
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principles e saving from which mankind
has greatly departed since the days Of our
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SHIRT MANUEAcT0RY,
CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

TAGE 3 90. .
2l3 Superior-St.. Cleveland, o.
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search to such home. I. he has not long to
baEr his aarr0wsj however, for he will soon
follow his wife and children.
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FLOUR &FEED.

N THE BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR /
= ? in the city, cheap, at .. -
Eel,fsf G. II. IITTIE's, Agent. = 4
septll:43O 10 81 Merwin street.
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
T AIDES "HOME GUARDsr'

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
I perfect fUuien' institution. It unites the Cor
set shoulder Brace AntiLacer and Skirt-Supporter
in one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel. i-
The "CUnstitution must be Preserved" Wh3cheYe-
y Lady says can be BY wearing these Waists
Try THEM-PRICES REDUCED
For ssIe by-FREE1AN KELLOGG, ZI7 SnpETf-
or-St, Mrs. POTTER, Ri iiner, "a Seneca-St., HOW
ER & uIGBEE, 23T Superior-St., Mrs HARFkH, cd
St. Olair-St, and at Wholesale and Retail By the Pro-
presors and MaBufacturers, l0i 0ntario-St., lover
Moore Auction Store,) Cleveland, Ohio. ~ ..
q es5- Waists Made 70 Order.
> Ga3-stats and County Isightsio sale.
.aa HORBIs 3 SHEFFIELD.
EI-We will prosecute all persons who make the
waists or make the Braces without authority from
"a sr..s.r augl9
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A KRONFLOUR-WE HAVE SOME
~ choice lots OF Akron Red and White Wheat
our for sale. Also, other Ohio brands Of we'll known
make. Those in want will do well to call.
Bept3O CLARK. GARDNER &CO
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M0RNFNGIEADER
8IORNING, NOV. ne, Is62.

UNITED STATES CoURTs.-The Grand Ju-
y this norning returned bills Of indictment
against Hoffman, HOge and Fowler, default
ing TpOstmasters. The jury was then dis
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MOULD & HOGAN,
decsI:R2T No. Euelid-St., Cleveland, O.

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY;
In For the speedy and permanent cure Of Con
6rrhoaa Gleet, Urethfal Discharges, Seminal Weak
ness, Nightly Emissions, IncOntinence, Genital IrTi
liability and Debility, Gravel Structure and Affections
Df the Kidneys and Bladder, which has been used by
upwards OF One Hundred Physicians in their private
practice, with entire success, superseding CubebB,
COpaiba, Capsules, or any comPound hitherto known.
Z B Il l. i S S CT o Il u
arc speedy in action, often affecting cure in Few
days, and when cure IS effected il Is permanent
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
harmless on the system, and never nGuseates the
Stomach, impregnatss the braaths and being sugar
coated all nsuseous taste is avoided. No change OF
iet u necessary while using theL; nor does their
ton interfere with bulines5 pursuits. d ...
Price One Dollar and viii be sent by mail on receipt
of price and red 5tamps @. W. CLARK,
decl7 -- us SupeTtor-St.
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COURT OF COMMON PLE4s."BEFoRE
JUDGE FoOTE.-William H. AverilI, survivor
&c. VS.. Christopher Rheim. The jury in this
case went out Saturday neon, and came in
this Tussday) noon. They reported that
they eouian,t agree, and were discharged.
A ne4jtFY will be empahelIed. The above
ease is rather an interesting one. The ef-
fort is to set aside a mortgage executed by
RhsHl, when, Is is alleged, be was intoxicat-
ed. The plaintiff Averill resides in Buffalo.
He was q partner Of elate Joel Scranton of
this city. Rheim owns a farm in ROyaIton.
The mortgage on his farm was given April
9th, 1893, at the solicitation of Rheims step
son, John Fretter who keeps a saloon on
River street. The arnountof money borrow
ed Ofseranton & Co., for which the mortgage
was executed, was s., 400. The debt is now
about 50 500. Rhsim received no benefit
from the money, it is alleged. The defense
claims that Rheim was so intoxicated at the
time his steP7sop Fretter induced him to ex-
ecutsl ltle mortgage that be didn't know what
he was doing. Rheim himself swears that
he had no knowledge that he had executed
such a mortgage until six months after the
date gift. Testimony was introduced in the
case showing the dsfepdent to DO a-trqthful
and upright man, and also that the effect of
liquor upon him is to render him stupid. #
the case goes sgainst him, Rheim will lose
his farm, which is the result of lifetime of
hard labor. The case was tried two years
ago,and decided in favor Of Rheim. This is
the second trial. Judges Bingham and An
dreWs are for the plaintiff, and Hon. A. G.
Riddle and Gage Bruce for the defense.
On trial, Thomas Keirenan vs.. the Cleve-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany. The suit is brought, claiming IS ,000
damsges for injuries received by plaintiff
about year and half ago, while acting as
Ragaan at the Lighthouse street crossing
While he was watching the approach of
train from the direction of the depot, he did
not observe some freight cars which were ran
ming down the track on which helstoOd. He
was knocked over and rolled along by the
brake until he dropped into a narrow ditch
running across the track, when the cars pass
ed over him. he had an arm amputated,
s1so a leg below the knee.
Nothing Of interest is transpiring in the
other branches Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
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gS-The above are ali from persons who are public
ly known where they reside and who would not make
thOy were true. ...
PREPARED By J. G. AVER,
Prantieal and Analytieal Chemist, Lowell, Mas.
sold Dy q. W. CLARK, and by Druggists and Deal
nEnrEEhara- n..l. Ll.-..- 4.
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Bs5-The above named Ladies we are personally ac-
luainted with, and know that for several years while
We lived in Medina they were great sufferers. Miss
swornfstet has been 50 badly afflicted that it with
difficulty she was able to stand upon her feet few
bottles Of Cathocon entirely cured her Of her COM
plants NY wife received great benefit from this med
icne We erecommend Il to the Ladies' Of this county
as safe and icient remedy for the many complaints
they are subject to. JOHN WEEKS
Editor Garfield Sentinel.
s8-Forsale by all Druggists.
h. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
ganfqo A gent for Ohio.
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70 LAY UP-The steamer Iron City is to
be laid up at once for the winter.
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REsUIT OF A F1uHT.-A couple Of young
lboyt got into a fight on the dock this morn
ingl Several of their companions standing
around, got mixed in with it finally, and
gen eraI ssTfnmage ensusa. One of them got
a "llug which caused kila to reel, and trip
ping on plank he fen Asadlong into the
river. TRis broke up theight, andtheboys
fshsd their cOmrsde out, dripping and shiv
ering from his unweleome bath. The plunge
lad taken all the fight out Of him, and he
vent home musipg. Far-.Fv4-.a-r
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PH0TOeRAPRS,
DENTIsTRY.
DIVoT TOOTH s1,OO. -
Tseth--A SET for Ten Dollars. .SItco

HALIWELL & DANIELs, Dentists,
After Ten years extensive practice in Cleveland have
intaoduced grand improvement in FIXING ARrI.
EICAb TEETH, both for Durability, the Power oi
masticatOn and Articuatien excel all others. They
perfectly incarrabe, and for exquisite enamel
ling and purity Ofmateriai, can not b surpassed.
Our pfincipl6 Of adapting them 70 the mouth dis
They can be inserted over any remaining roots %
teeth without giving any pain. Artificial Teeth,
above, from two 20 i've dollars from ten 20 twenty
dollars, upper or lower sett, complete.
N. B.-fhe Profession we will supply with Teeth q
New York prices; terms cash. Having the EhRGuIF
ASSORTMENT west Of New York.
DENTAL B0OMS--Oyer ChurshfII'B Drag Store,
south sido Public Square, Ontario-St iunsl9
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ACoEPTED.- Committee on Fire and
Water have concluded to accept the steam
freiengine which had trial yesterday.
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NEwi1PlArENF CRATE,

Its Baking, koast1ng Ruu BrOlilng properties are
and il economy Of Fuel it is unpar
Rleled; with its
NE WrPi ATENT ATE,
1t will burn Coal as we'll as Wood most edirabIy; the
Oven being thoroughly ventilated it viii produce 6
perfect and healthy bako, equal 10 that Of Bakers
Brick Oven; Roasting and TOasting is done before
the open Hre, aud Bruiling otUr live Goals on the
hearth common sense dictatey 1t is manufactured
in this city, and the material Ueed and the work
manship are Of thB beBt quality finally, 1t gives per
feet satisfaction to ALL hundreds OF othousekeeper in
this city and surrounding couhtryi who are daily
using it, viii testify.
THE MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE is q
nov and desirable pattern, which, with o variety Of
others, make our stock complete. We also have on
hand great variety OF ParlOr Cooking and other heat
Ing Stoves, for Coal or Wood, at reduced prices.
Ne are constantly supplied with All the newast and
most beautiful styles OF
ENA RELED Ora TES.
Aiso-aIl Of the most useful articles Of Rouse Fur
nishing Goods, Nails and FarIlsrs Tools.
We are Just receiving TIE latest improved styles O
BIRD CAGES which offered gt the lowest prices
WenanufacUure largely and have for sale st whole
sale and RETAIL eli the various articles Of Plain and
Japase3 Tin, Copper agd Sheet-IroB RcTe
We cnar the almost endless variety Of goods in our
line for sale At t.e lowest cash prices the ONE
PRICE SYSTEM.
EgAn BousskespeTH and those who contemplate
HOusekeeping and the crest Of mankind" are mOat
cordially invited 10 call before purchasing elsewhere
and judge for themselves. SATISFACTION Is GuARAE-
TIED at the ...
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of " L. MARVIN,
40 50, s5ulh side Pub. Square,
augZ5.dk Cleveland. Ohio.
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= 1---e- laAA+E IsluEAea Dille OF Indictment
against Hoffman, Hoge and Fowler, default
ing TPOstmasters. The jury was then dis
charged ~" t,lI s1r>
SAW, FogE RA0s.--There is much sound
sense contained in following advice given
by an exchange. The time has come when
We mgst learn p Prqetics the striotest ecOnO-
my in everything, going hack to those severe
principles e saving from which mankind
has greatly departed. since the days Of our
fathers ..tlj -
" There was time when rags wero not
considered Of sufficient value to be looked
after with any particulars care or attention.
True, they sold for two or three cents pers
pound, but that was not a very great induce
mentT The rag bag however, was. 10 be
found IN every well-regulated house, and the
scraps found their way into 4 a porfi6rf of
the time at least, so that when the tinman
came AROUND be could gather a few
pounds daily. Paper was not held as
luxury in those days 1t was a
common article, comma ga commoA price ;,
and could be had without begging for It.
Then, IL YOU paid for it, you could get It.
Now, we must not only pay for it, and dear
~ tOO5 ~. - nus Aclually neg lOr1t 70 get
il at any ptioe, Paperis paper, and rags - rags.
Every Woman5 therefore, shOnld look to her
rag bag, and sec to it that every scrap Of a rag
finds its way into It. She should value the
clippings as so mnch silver, and should look
after them as she does everything valuable in
her househola-@ Rags are growing scHrcer
every day, and unless greater care is exer-
cised by the guide hOasswife,S the supply Of
paper viii become 80 limit that newspapers
will command fabaIous prices, and half Of
those now. Published viii Of necessity be sus-
pended. So We Say--loek to your rag bag
and save your rags .U q.
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stoves and Housekeeping Goods
The Despatch Cooking Stove.

Having been improved, is now undoubtedly the
BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
Its Baking Boasting aud Broiling properties are
unexcepti0Bsbls, and il economy OF Fuel f is uupar
Rleled with its
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SENATE CHANRER, Ohio, April 9Th, is54
"DR. J. @. ATER, HOnored sir:-I have made thor
ouEh trial Of the Cathartie Pills. LEFT by your agent
and have been cured By them Of the dreadful Theum-
atism under which he found me suffering. The first
dose relieved me, and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the dsese. feel in better health now than
for some years before, which attribute entirely to
the e1ects.of your Oathartic Pills.
KOurs with great respect,
LUOIUS. B. MEfOALF.''
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GROCERIES q PROVISIONS

Ie9 GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS
novi5 H0&KR's, 16s ontario-st.
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PROFEssORoF ELECTRoPATHY AND MEDICIHE,
.Omoe-ll9 Seneca-St., q few doors nom Superior Up
stairs. .-.
ONCE hours from to I2and nom to O'Clock daily
Sundays eIcepted-)
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HoME FE8FIHoSH.

Mr.. II. B. KINGsLEY-Dear Sir: We feel it duty
to the public, to state that Marshals CathOl-
icon is medicine invaluable for complaints cAssed
under the head Of Female Diseases. We have used
your GrafsnbeTg MediciHes and have been greatly
benefited thereby, much so, that were the price
double, We would have them. To the thousands OF
our who are suffering from weakness, We would
recommend the CatholicOn as sure panacea 1t gives
strength TO the system and enables each Of the organs
Of the body TO perform their appropriate functions
Miss q. oWORMSTETT, .
Mrs. ". CARTER,
WEEKS
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TELEGRAPHTC.
HBsTERDAY'S DISPATCHEs.l
THE WAR IN THE EAST.

An Important Move in Progress.
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I 1870 SUGARS-BROWN AND Re-
OO fined +; TEAS-Grsen aud Black; coEBEE
: Green and Ground, and SPICES Of all kinds, at
nOvl5l Ha 1902 n r H0WER'S, I63 0Rtarfo-Stl
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MBSsS1PO RK.
llL TWO HUNDRED BARRELS MESS PORK,
9. J. ComstOck brand, for sale by i..l|7
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SAVE FogE RAGs.--There is much sound
sense contained in the following advice given
By an exchange. Tie time has come when
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NEW WHEAT FLOUR-FOR
In sale by ~ A, Il. PERRY CO., .
tuly25 51.. ...t.4. li6 and lis Supeffor-St.
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ThensWa a time when rags were not
Of sufficient value to be looked
after with any particular care or attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
Halifax, Nov. &c.

Halifax, Nov. &c.
The steamship Africa arrived at this
port 1t 10 o'clock this morning. The
following is additional to news already
telegraphed from Cape Race
Liverpool, 18th, evening. The Lon
don Morning Herald bitterly denounces
the nor-intervention policy Of the, British
government, and says that the language Of
Lord John Russslps dispatch mocks the
hopes and insults the memory Of half a
million starving Englanders, laboring
men. The Herald then charges the Brit
ish Cabinet with abject patience and das-
tardly submission in hopes to retain the
parliamentary support of the Bright d
Golden party.
The Daily News thinks that Lord Rus
sells manner is the best that could have
been made without entering unnecessarily
upon discussion of the merits Of the
case, and rejoices at having escaped from
entering diplomatic associations with
France.
St. Petersburg, Nov. 16.
The journal Of ST PETERSBURG contains
the reply Of Prince Gortzchikof and says
that il is requested above all things TO
avoid the appearance Of any pressure
whatever capable Of chilling public opin-
ion in America or exercising the suscep-
tibility Of the nation. We believe that 4
combined measure Of the Great Powers,
however conciistory, II presented in off
cial or unofficial character would be the
cause of arriving at reanlt opposed t.
paci6cation. II, however, France should
persist In her intention Of mediation and
EpglAnd ahould aoquissce inAher course
Instructions shall BIZ sent to BArol
Ihtorakal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-27
THANNNClyING.

Not merely in accordance with . good
old Now England fashion which in years
agone caused us to look forward to with
delightful expectations, and to look back
upon with the happiest recollections, nor
yet because of the executive authority
which appoints it, should We celebrate
this day, which has come to be national
anniversary. But there arc reasons,
strong and urgent over and above these,
why we should consecrate one day in the
year in returning our heartfelt thanks
giyings to the great Giver for all the
blessings which. rs nation, we have en-.
joyed in the past and still possess. Though
the day is tinged with shade of sadness
though our national calamiliea, like q ter.
rible tempest, hides from us the bright
ness Of our MONDAY splendor, though the
unparalleled prosperity Of our country i,
checked and we'll nigh ruined. though oul
resources are being exhausted, our citi
aens burdened with taxation and the los,
Of bas'nase snd property. and saddest o
all. though our fathers, brothers and son,
have been destroyed by thousands by thi
cursed rsbellion. Still We hAvc room Ii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-27
Falmouth. Va. Nov. &c

esAA5~a'oJ AN0N.
1t is expected the railroad will be fin
ished tomorrow from Acquia Greek to the
Rappahannock, opposite Fredericksburg
The bridge over the Poton,ac Greek is
reported this morning as nearly finished
The ears carry supplies as far a. Brook $
Station, six miles from Acquis Creek
which greatly accommodates our troops.
The camp fires Of the euclay are con-
SANITY increasing Wi.hin sight OF Fall
mouth, affording indications 81 the aug
mentation of the rebel forces. Lee has
joined Longstreet, and Hill and Jackson
are known TO be on their way there
Yesterday the enemy was busily engaged
constructing additional works on the real
and to the left Of Fredericksburg. The
cars bringing troops and supplies to the
rebel troops stop at point three miller
from the town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-27
New York, Nov. &c.

This morning the ERICSSON IRON
clad battery Passaic left the navy yard
for active service. Her destination il not
named. The Montauk, her sister ship,
is preparing to follow rapidly.
The Post says, we learn that move.
ment is on foot In this city for the dis.
patching Of two or three ship loads Of pro
visions TO England for relief Of starving
operatives Of Lancashire. Eminent chip
ping men and merchants have tAksn III,
subject 10 hand, and II il proposed 70 sub
scribe = Sufficient amount 10 send out on,
vessel immsdiAtAly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-27

Eff We learn from Iowa papers, that
Tom. Clagett, Henry Clay Dean and Dan
Miller. are prating loudly about Demo
cratic victories and Democratic principles.
The idea ofsuch broken down old Con.
servative Wing fogies, setting themselves
up as teachers in Democracy, Is about on
. par with the Devil preaching Holiness
and about as consistent proeeedinp.--
From the Devil, nothing but Hypocrisy
could be expected, and from that prccioui
Iowa Trinity, nothing but disloyslly, and
10 neither case will tho expectation bs
disappointed Springfield Minourian.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-27
InianInir-

The Ladies Union Fair" viii be held
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Dec.
FL and 3D., at McCune's Hall. corner Of
Main and Second SITS.
All ladies having finished or unfnish-
ed work for the Fair are requested to
bring the same to Mrs. William s. WINS.
on Blondeau, between First and Second
streets.
Our citizens will be called upon for
contributions of cake, fruit, &C., which
will be left at Mrs. WINS. All farmers
who feel an interest are invited to donate
butter, eggs. fowls, apples, &c., and leave
them at Robertsond McQneen's Grocery
on Main, between Third aud Fourth ats.
The proceeds Of this Fair are to help
supply necessaries for the sick and suffer
ing soldiers of the Western Army.
Citizens and friends, "'tisour country Is
call"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-27

DRAwS Orr. -Tterc2ular mail packets
Kate Cassel and Jennie Whipple, which
have been running between Fort Madison
and Davenport the past season have been
drawn of. IL seems very early for THE
step, and we shall again feel the want of
connection BY railway with the northern
part of the State. Our up river mails,
express matter, &c, we understand, will
now take n northeast shoot to Chicago,
and then down the Burlington Road,
when they will DO brought to Fort Madi-
son by stage.