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Cigars
0, 900 choice Havana regaiia Londres and Millars.
o,Q00 German regaiia, Londres aud MilIars
1900 Cuba and Hayanassixes.
e packages 4 and + P Ptasd 5Fa9d Co.
100 quarter casks, fine brandy, in the cuStomhouse
10 Quarter and Fights imitation brandy.
$50 bbls. American brandy
% do. blackberry, raspberry, cherry brandy
10 do ginger brandy.
Is do peach and apple brandy, superior.
Whiskeya
$50 bbls. old Bourbon, rye and wheat whiskey.
50 do. Robertson county whiskey.
200 do. rose whiskey.
100 half bbIs. Pixies asmin whskey
% puncAr0ns old Irish and Scotch whiskey
Box Goods.
500 cases ST. Julien and Gastenac claret
$50 do white wine.
so do Muscat wine.
500 do Woltes schnappS. quarts and plnts.
100 DO old brandy, one dozen each,
200 do brandy cherries
900 DO champaign cider quarts and pints
so do sparkling Catawba wine.
50 do dry Catawba vine.
100 do assorted brandy fruits.
80 do brandy peaches.
100 do. assorted cordials.
ECO do. porter and ale, quarts and pints
30 do. absynthe
100 do. euracoa, rnarischino and kirschwasser
Pickles and EIetchups.
$50 doz. gail. and 4 gallon pickles, assorted brands
l00 do. pints do. do
100 do English pickles, quarts and Pints
200 do tomato tetchup quarts and pnts
100 do. mushroom and walnut kctchup, quarts,
pints and half pints
50 cases Worcestershire sauce
Lemon syrup.
100 dozen Lewis Il Bros syrup
y do do true syrup
m d. rasnberry and blackberry syrup
,: J0 nine 5nnIe md oraeat
o5o Gn turner's lemon and assorted syrup
Gar.;i,ps ana t2vsfcrs
go cases i Ii, cove oysters
ia do . lbs do
10 do i boxes sardiucs
100 40 i do
leo do IL. lobster aud salmon
n do , IL do dc
q do ! and Ii. fresh mackerel
Bitters.
70o0 casee Hostettcr's bittp,s
100 do Turner's forest wine bitters
20 do Norton's English bitters
Ale and Porter.
90 cosLs otsand hints ale-Byass', Bass Mersc's
900 dn do porter do do do
65 9 cases do ale and porter in boxes
Pines.
p;nos-ofcyerv variety
pinEas head s--5f assorted Qualities
G5odwin's smoking and yellow bank tobacco
Gail,s do do do do
81 Taa4 rear Yea!
r,,o,iI in LaIf Ghosts of every duaIity-2OO pkgs
DO in G. - and II Ii boxes, do 1900 do
III IN canistrrs If and ii each 500 do
cubpowder, in haifcbests ofcvery quality 30 do
~ IN & + IN Ms md r4sristers 500 do
yonno bvSon in Eaif chests. ASIA qualities 80 do
Do7 a. in n Il ana20 fbs $50 do
poncboo,, in E and on n8ners 400 do :.
~ - H. z E0 do
r a0t. 49, a. do d do
7Tact,ere!. etc,
IN Nils 1ar,ra No ; rpacIzerel
~ " y h tl' hsf Quarter md i+s
IN md haff kits salmon
III 800 49,, 1,;I..5l saI1,,o,
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RITGGTjF5g'3S.;--

GAKISIASFEIs, BIE4UIEs, &c.
css We have just received large assortment Of
$50 t9- RoGKAwATs, BARoUGHEs BuG6tEs &c, which
are offered at New Orleans prices
have on hand complete assortment of Trimmings
Woodwork, &c. &c. and are fully prepared to manu-
taeture and repair every description OF Carriage and
Wagon work R0BSGN 4 EINRTE
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RICTIN0ND TYPE FOUNDRY

OK SOUTHERN SOIL SOUTH or BALTIToRE.
Tg7uE propreors Of the above establishment have also
united with their FOUNDRY complete
Printers Furnishing Warehouse,
having hand q nshD$ to ordsr every arI P re-
o5ar Press. Type and Printing Materials faom ally
Foundry North furnished when required.
yTe can and will manufacture in Richmond ~ good
AL article ana the same specimen prices as any North
VIZ respectfully solicit the PATRONAGE of tbs South
WALKER, PEL0TZE L Go.
We refer you 10 every Printer IN this ciity
advertisement for one month sending copy Of their
paper pay for such upon
I2icb4onEd Va MAY % 1851 w P. & Co
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REMEDY Gt.I'.I'I,) WORMS.

~ Physicians generally row use Winer's Capa3sg
TGrmifuge: This medicine is simple vegetable prsra.
ration, and always be administered with bsltss
safety and confidence as to the result and will aw
destroy Worms, and restore the patient to health
Over one thousand certificates have been
from planters merchants and physicians bearing 3ssf
mony the efficacy Of this iufalibleremedy Variants
in all cases
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the undersigned having frequently administered
Winers' Canadian VerInifnge and being fully sai,fS
with its efficacy, confidently recommendit as s aud
efficient remedy for the expulsion Of Worms fFont5a
intestinal canal G. 0. REILLY,
Licentiate ofthe R. G. of surgeons IN Ireland ID
G. w. DICKINSON,
Member of the r. C. Of surgeons in London d,
- Physicians, Chemists aud Druggists praise
TESTIMONY OF NEW ORLEANS DOCTORS AND DRUGGISTS
We, the undersigned, Druggists Of the city Of New
Orleans have sold in our trade Winers Canadian Fern
fuge for over ten years past; and since its introduction
into this section Of the country it has given such sa
faction to our customers that feel justified in saving
ii is one of the best remedies for Worms we have nT
knowledge Of EIu. Kennedy
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II ~ IchoUpltOuIas s., \
MORE NEW GOOD@

HAVE Just returned again from the CITY with a new
and handsome well selected stock Of Summer Goods
consisting in part of Fine Fancy and staple Goods Of
every style and quality call the attention of the ladies
in particular and request them 10 cali nd examine the
goods as them with great care and they
be surpassed in Shreveport My motto is small profits
and quick sales Conie one come ALL ana get bargains
as am determined moi be undcrsod 4 word to the
gentlemen regard to my clothing and furnishing goods
and examine the goods for Yourselves and be con
WINGED that they the best ever brought to this place
iuly8 w MARKS
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SIXTY DOLLARS DOUBLE LoCJS STITCH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES i!

FSNHE Introduction Of this most beautift+! and eminent
Il y practical machine will bring JOY and gladncss TO
the hearts OF country women throughout the land
Its pronounced by the best judges to be the SIM
pie practical and dgrabie machine now before the
public and the most desirable for family use, being
liable and ACCURATE KINDS OF WORK using any
size and kind of theard from No to 200. 1t will sew
with equal facility, the thckest and huast goods used
in family We enumerate few OF lis superior adyan
tages.
LIST. It makes the strongest, elastic and durable
stitch of any sewing machine yet made.
Cd. 1t has the and MOST RELIABLE FEED ever con
structed and does not break needles.
sd. ltSeWSt from two common spoois WITHOUT BE-yIND
ING and sews perfectly with silk cotton thread on all
kinds Of goods
4th 1t uses oil TOP, thus preventing the dana
ging of goods.
5th It runs with great ease, and very quietly.
9Th It can be understood aud operated with
instruction.
7th In beauty ofdesign and perfect m&chanismit can
not be exCelled
Sth It combines durability simplicity and practicable
ity, greater degree than any other machine extant
9Th 1t is sold for the low price of 500.
We shall be happy show You machine at all times
at the well known DryGoods House of our old friend A.
Marx Texas Street Shreveport, la, Althose who wish
to obtain good sewing machine hope and trust will
give call and for themselves before looking else
where w ]. SMITH, General Agent
March q For Northern Louisiana and Texas
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PURE KENTUCKY WHTSKEY.
PURE and genuine article Of hentneky MSasey
n for sale by tmareh2l oMIIh 9 II y =.
o. n '7iN'o' En- EBERSTADT.
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READ THIS!
IA E-1AAg 7 AAIlN'
NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE.

s==ssz,s DR.. LEROY'S MIXTURE FOR The PROMPT
$500 80 AND CERTAIN CURE or ALL URETHRAL
SSsssssgesS5I DISEASES, AND Those AFFEC!1ONSSOLE
ksEzS 2@S LI-TO THE PUBLIG-Seyenteen years
3 Sas trial of this Mixture in extensive practice
No. - in New Orleans has fully tested FITS powers and
removed those preudices which physicians and pub
lie have against advertised medicine by its invariabe
spasmodic structures neuralgia of the badder ard the
urethra affections of the kidneys, inconauance of the
urine whites. DC.
1t would be well in obstinate cases of g@norhoea and
gleet to use in connection with the mixture oar CANPHoK
ArED Br1IADoSNs INyEcTIoS. Prce50 cents
TAKE N0TICE.-As in all unComphcaged cases one
BorrLE.of DR.. LIE ROY'S MIXTURE suf5ees to effect
necessary by vial of the Beadonna Injection The cost
Of getting promptly cured Of dsagreeable and often
dangerous naady is triiiing This mxtur2 is nctan
pirical remedy "cure all" but is compounded by
physician and prescribed solely for Urethra Affections
It is entirely vegetable not nauseous, ad can be used
with perfect safety confidence and ease it does not
affect the breath requires but little change in diet and
restriction from business, which has rendered very
popular both with the public and medicalsmen.
Persons afflicted strongly recommended to give it
trial when its prompt effect will confilce them of
efficacy PRICE PER BOTTLE So.
CAUTI0N.-Recollect the genuine article is liquid
Every French label has the written signature Of Leroy
NJ D., Paris it. and every English label has the fac
smile signature of
DR. l.. c. THOMSON It Co, Sole Proprietors
Southern Medical Inrmary, rs Carondelat n Orleans
Just received supply of LeRov's Mixture. For sale
wholesale and retailby TH0S II. NORRIS
March l8-ly Druggist. Shreveport, La
$50. MO0RE's $50.
SIXTY DOLLARS DOUBLE L0CJ< STITCH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES 1T
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$500 lbs. fine French G
1000 bbls Whiting and
facture, fire dried.
Paint Mills Of all sizes
a general amt, OH an,
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LABoRsAv1yG QUorATIoN METAL FURNITURE, cast accur-
telv to Plea ems 25 AZ, rs and pounds tounts.
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PATENTED JUNE l, 1861

DlCiNlNSON'S SOUTHERN CONFEDERATE
READY PROOF PRESS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-23
KEOKUK IOWA WEDNESDAY, April 23, 1869
lures Of the performances in Hampton
Roads have Attracted and hold the thnnnht-

lures Of the performances in Hampton
Roads have attracted and hold the thought
full attention Of Europe the destructive
craunch Of the Msrrimac' iron beak into
the weak oaken fanks Of the Cumberland.
For note that this eager attention is un-
derllned BY knowledge Of the existence in
the French Navy Of the Piongeur, an ex-
perimental ram. or irresistible unicorn,
rather, no longer now seeming ridiculous
10 the possibly gored sides Of the British
lion. Secondly, the novelty Of the con-
struction- the hazardous novelty, as 4
seemed before its triumph lrial--and the
yet more novel cheapness and brcvity OF
the building and completing OF the Moni-
itor. The admiration here Of our Navy
Department for taking no precautionary
measures against the destructive raid of
the Merrimac, and the admiration of our
Navy Department for being able 10 turn
out in one hundred and one days after
dated contract vessel of the Monitor Q
power are equal, balance each other, and
leave the gross mass Of European specta-
tors aud investigators ofour Constitutions
in high state of fabbergastment.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drosers aud FsrUefs Will ind thts the most advau-
txGeo1s route for Lave Stock. Capscions ysrAa well
WAtered and sRpplied with avery eoayentsae~, have
been 0pens this line and Its cepectloas and every
attention y paid 10 their wants. From BarfisburKh,
vher~ viii tS found every convenience FOR feedinx
and Eestine, scAoiee 10 0r<red uf the RHtLA DkL-
PHIA, NEW YORK and BAE1fAokE NAKkETg.
This will also b tound the Shortest quiekest and
mest direct route for Stock New Yssk-Ivia Allen
tovni-xnd with fewer changes ihan an, other.
kNOCH LEWlS, Gene raj kHpt.. Altoops, Pa.
I. 1. HOuPT, Gen. Ticket Ast ,PhiiAdeiphia.
h. II. HOUSTON, Gent Freigh Agt., Phiiade lphia.
tanx<daw
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+ r. FIGHTS.

- II - u
~ tAisrouis, Frsiehas Of I'll descriptions can b
baltmore, TO or nom Any poiut on the Railroad
q Ohio, Kentucky. jndtana, Illinois, -MsscoDsip
Iowa or AissouH, BY RAILROAD DIRECT. -
Ths Penssy Raiifpud aiso conn ects NJ Pitts
burg wftA 3ssAA6sD, hy vAich Goods csh beforWaeA.
ed = any point on the Ohio, usk ingum, Ksasucky
Ionnessoo, Csnbssland, iilinois, WIsconsin Ninfs
stppi. kiAsoaE. kaAsAsy Arb apsas, asA RsA ivsYD;
srs 10 h ports % TIN orsh Western LAKES. N
Aorchants and shippers eutrusting this krAnsposta-
ton OF their Ffeikhtto this Com nv car refy vim
confidence ON its speedy transit.
Ihe Mates o1Freighr
To and from Any point In the West Dy the Pennsyl-
vAsta Cestssl Railroad, q all timss As IA !
YUkAHI-E AS AkECHARGED BY oTHERRAII-
ROAD COMPANIES.
~ y panieular. 10 mark package "y1A Psnn.
FER TrcigAi conraets or Shipping Directions. an
ply 70 Or address .nhsr Of tAs foloxag Agents sess
Company.
X. r. SASS, et Louis, Missousf. s
y. A-STEWAkT, Freight Agent, PittsburRA,
CLAKkkA CO.. Transfer Agents,
II. ". BROWN 4 Co., Eiaein nasi O.
&c. xELDRUA CO., Madison, lndl
]. .. MOORE. Louisviiie, Ny.
W. W.sAlkAAN d Co., kv vansyilie, Ind
CLARKE Co., Chicago, H.
w. H. 4 u. L. LANGLEY Gallipolis, %.
G.B. NAL, P.rkersosrg, Va.
HALL Co.. Marietta. o.
s. PIEkCE 4 Co.. xanesv iile o.
A,DowELL b M'coLM. Portsmou,h, ,o.3
kNEkLf Msysvisie, KY.
Up. JOHNSON, kipisy. o.
JOHN TODD, Cosington, Ky.
6. L. HEATOs, Cleveland %.
!. \. 9. AkADkuA, Gen1 Travelling Ag'tfor
The South and West
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A RRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
IA or
RAYLROAn FR 4 TNC.

NoEthsrn frsin sases daily fsaudsya ! exceptedj .,
500 .. =. and arrives II l.so y m
Western frAis leaves Asaiy tsundsyE exeepsed) at
10 .. N. and Zoo p. saa arrives q iSoe N and
eco p. n.
At Hamilton Depot, T Trsins on the Wahash Valley
Kafirosd srrivs daily, except sunds,s stloeIeek D.
m, Asd s~psss dss'y, SUI excepted, s,e:so a. =.
Busses sensses With This sssy.
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soldiers vsting.

The Commissioners appointed to take
the vote Of Illinois soldiers on the new
Constitution, have visited number Of
camps in Missouri. going as far out as
Rolla. They then returned to this city,
and have been here for the last three or
four days. When they start again on
their novel mission we have not been in
formed. Their clerk was asked if the
soldiers generally voted where they have
been. "Oh, yes" said he, .tthey all
vote" When asked ii they had yet read
the Constitution, he replied that they had
not, that the Convention bad ordered .
number printed for the use ofthe soldiers,
but they had not yet been distributed. -
Our readers can easily perceive from the
above statements, that the whole arrange
ment for taking the vote of our soldiers,
at the time when their whole attention is
occupied with defending their country
from the attacks ofits enemies. and before
they have even had an opportunity to
read the document, had they the tune 10
do 70, must prove perfect burle.quc upon
the elective frahchise.-Atton Telegraph.
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1t is an interesting fact that in the re-
yolutionary siege Of Yorktoua, Washing-
ton had no Southern troops. His force,
numbering about twenty thousand men,
consisted chiefly Of New York, Pennsyl-
vania, New jersey and New England re-
giments. Soldiers from the self same re
gion are now before Yorktown, prepared
to battle for the maintainance CT that in-
dependence and unity which their North
ern forefathers won ON that memorable
historic ground.-N Y. Times.
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4 TTENTION
Tax Payer1i

ny virtue Of Chapter 10 OF The Lava Of Iowa. passed
by The LAgisiature at s present session. and now In
full force and effect an called upon TO collect Fed
srat 1sx of Two mis on the dollar, on the valuation
OF keai and Personal Property for A. d. 1eSl and 1t
said Tax - now lowed and the book placed In my
snds for collection. Those holdng Tax Receipts for
A. d. isbIs are requested to and pay this
additional TAX and those rho 10 hold receipts for
The taxes OF hsd ear, are invited to call get them
The Federal Tax must be paid By the r., day June
A. ~ Ind1 7. II. ALLYN,
marx1 dAW Collector.
, 1862-09-29
JAMES 3, wADSWORTH,

The nomination Of Gen. Jamess. Wads-
worth Of Genesseo county, as Republican
candidate for Governor OF New York, will
be the cause Of congratu1ation among all
1oya1 men in the West, who have the honor
Of that gentleman's acquaintance Of ma
ture years, Of unblcmished personal integ-
1ity, politically the most faithful Of the
faithful, the possessor OF undoubt-
ed administrative talent, the inher-
tor Of great wealth which is wholly
at the service Of his country, he is to-dny
one Of the most prominent men Of the great
State to which he belongs. When the
country called for the mid Of its SONS, he
was among the first to answer; and
though offered high position at the cut
set, with that 1nodcsty which IS as becom-
ing as his merit, he declined to accept otn'
cial honor, preferring to serve the cause
in private capacity, or by his money and
his advice. Ills scruples were a'
last overcome, and Us Brigade,
General Of volunteers, he has becu,
as he is nov, doing the Republic inestima'
lie scrvice. Mr.. Wadsworth is not q poll
4ician in any but the best meaning Of the
word. He is not an intriguer NOT an office
seeker. He is q Christian gentleman O.
profound conyicuons and unquestioned
patriotism, every drop OF whose blood j:
a.the service Of the country to which hi
is devoted. Lucky viii it be for New Yorl
If such men as he can always be called tt
guide her destinies. He will assurcdly b
clrcfpd
, 1862-09-29
WHAT 4 DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL
THINKS.

The Carbondalc jackson county Times
fakes strong grounds against the recent
Corperhcad convention Of tl1is State. It
says first that there was no need Of the
convention, because every other interest
should be swallowed up in the great ctfor.
to save the goycTnmcnt-" all men should
be patriots; those who are not arc traitors"
"a, in this convention forty counties were
not represented, consequently amsjoEi;y Of
the convention did not express the will Of
the majority Of the State. Sd, the proceed
irgs Of the convention were contrary to
Democratic usagc-thc candidates being
nominated before the resolutions were
adopted. 4th, q full and free expression Of
opinion was not allowed. Judge Scates
made every effort possible to obtain the
reading ofrserics Of resolutions altogether
proper for such body. 5th, it objects to
the resolutions because, as whole, they
donot come up to Whist it believes to be the
true standard Of devotion to the Union.
The Times, in co-regard to the candidates
nominated, says:
1t is our sincere belief that tho members oi
| this convention, as general thing, hare been
more anxious to serve their country In 4 civil
| than in military capacity. We believe IN
honor1ng the brave, and r. Lyle Dickey, who
has won honor and glory on the battle field,
Tas slaughtered for a msn who probably ncvel
shouldered a musket or bnck1ed On sword IL
his ccun.ry's service We do not intend tc
ieel bound hy the action Of any convention
bnt We viii support no man for any office If
PSSep PSep pnsn 6o n9s and has moi
We are In favor Of using all the means Gol
and nstnre has PLACED il onr power for tn
ending Q! this rebellion. We are In favor o
worth Of personal property, and evefy 4 nig
ger" big, little, old OF young, belonging Z
those IN arms agsinst the government. 81,
sh.n stand d. BY yaas ths government org ane In gu he
Of the brave boys who are dying In our de
fense, Such Ia our politics.
, 1862-09-29
ROCK RIVER M Il. CONFERENCE,
Annual Session. held 1T Joliet
From Our Own Reporter.1
JoLuT, Sept. Is, 1861
FHTpn i.AV

[Ptcm Onr Own Reporter.1
Jorur, Sept Is, 1853.
THIRD LAY.
The Ccnfe1enee opened Its morning session
ut 8 O'Clock. DeyotonA. exercises conducted
BY Rev. J. ". Agard-
Various reports we're presented And refaIred
to the proper committees for action.
The examination of effective elders WAS con-
c1nded, with the exception Of the German dis
tricta
Locations were granted IN the few cases
where requests were made.
The different standing committees have not
yet concluded their labors, but are working
industriousiy to close up the business In their
charge.
Bishop Baker and his cabinet are consider
ing at every vacant hour the interests Of the
different charges In the Conference, and set
Ting the important list Of appointments. This
task is no einecure, the subject being fraught
with intricate complications, not often of easy
solution.
After the morning session, Bishop Baker,
tie presiding elde1a and few ministers prop
er. repaired to the penitentiary, wherea bonn-
| ti:ul dinner was provided for their reception.
| In examining the details Of prison manage
| ment, aided By the courteous guidance and
explanations Of the officers.
The greater portion Of to-day's session was
taken up in settling the relations Of DR., O. Il.
Tiffany TO the Conference. The circumstances
Of bis case, which have already been spresd
before the public, were examined In minute
detail. The withdra gal from conference Eela-
tions which had been presented by Dr.. Tif-
fany was unanimously refused, and his charsc-
Ter es minister in full standing, after full
discussion, was passed without dissenting
voice. The result could have been no other
wise, and DR.. Tiffany meets only sympathy
for the unfortunate aud false position In which
circumstances had placed him.
The audience room Of the church was filed
this afternoon. an energetic war sermon being
delivered By Rev. T. c. Young.
In the evening, q Sabbath school anniversary
was held, full Of interest aud to be remem
bered hereafter with most pleasant associa'
tions.
The annual missionary sermon will, by mp
pointment OF the Bishop, be delivered By Dr.
Q. Il. Tiffany on Saturday afternoon, and thu
missionary anniversary will take place In tut
evening.
Hor. Grant Goodrich Of Chicago ia present
and addressed the Conference at length, tht
morning, By invitation.