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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-31
Rebel Movements IN Missouri.
Rolla. Mo-. July 90.


At Steeleville on Sunday night it was
estimated that 1t least l, $50 mounted and
armed men had crossed the State road
from Potosi 10 Jefferson, within ten miles
Of that place, for Dixie. About 500 have
organized and put out from Salem and
vicinity, within the last three days. With
inthat time they have stAmpedcd across
tie railroad in great nsmbsrs, between
Rolla and Merrimac. They take horses,
clothing, arms, ammunition and supplies
of every kind they require, wherever they
find it. A merchsnt was robbed OF 800
worth Of clothing and goods, and two fine
horses, on Sunday night. Other horses
were taken from the same vicinity. This
species Of property is openly demanded
Of owners and torcibly taken. Near Cuba.
on Sunday night, man was shot while
defending his arms from seizure by BAN
dts, and another had riAa presented ct
his head, with orders to bring his bsst
horse from the stable, and present the
same to JEFF Davis. Half way between
Cuba aud Leesburg. rs train passed yes
tsrday, there was drawn up, within
short rife range, large body Of men,
seemingly we'll equipped, estimated at
100, al believed to be bound for Prices
army. At Stseleviile, sccessicnists were
confidently Boosting that Mcbride WAS
within two days march Of that place.
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Memphis, July 28th, via Cairo 80.

The Ram Qneen Of the West, arrived
from Yicksburg. She left the fotilla on
the cath. The gunboat Essex and Ram
Qveen Of tine West, endeayored 70 cui OH
the Arkansas under cover of the guns Of
the upper feet. but failed. The Essex
had three shots put through her, and Was
compelled to pass on down the river.
The Queen Of the West butted the Ar
kansas, but did her no damage. and re-
turned considerable disabled. While en-.
gaging the batteries, the Benton was
struck several times, but not seriously.
The Cincinnati had her escape pipe shot
sway. All but three Of Farragpts fleet
AAve gone down the river. Davis asst
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w ashington, July 80.


The p NJ. General and the commit.
tees of international revenue to-day APP
proved OF the specie use for the postage
stamp currency, which will be for s, 10,
25 and 30 cents. The designs embrace
the present 8 and 10 cent stamps. 1t is
arranged in such way that they cannot
be separated and used for postage They
will bear on their face the following in
cription: postage stamps furnished by
the Assistant Treasurer and designated
depository Of the U. s., receivable for
postage stamps at any Postof6ce. Upon
the back will be large figure denoting
the denomination, with these words: eek
changeable for U. 8. notes by any Assist
ant Treasurer or designated U. S. deposi-
tory, in sums not less than FIVE dollars,
receivable in payment of all dues of the
u. s. for less than FIVE dollars Act ap-
proved July 18th, 1867" They will be
printed on bank note paper, Of different
sizes, and averaging about one-fifth the
size of U. s. notes and furnished in sheets
during the next two weeks.
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Eastern Railrsaa ennecsien

Guy Wells, ESQ.,, returned from his
mission to New York yesterday, and re-
ports that arrangements have bson effect
cd to complete the construction OF the
link in our Eastern railroad connection
from Carthage to Clayton. The iron and
everything necessary Tor laying inc track
will be forwarded Immediately, and those
who have it in charge are going to work
It once to finish up the grading Of the
track and getting ont the ties. Every
confidence is expressed that the road will
be completed this fall.
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Indianapolis. july 80.

i Hon.. J. S. Carlyle, Hon. w. A. Rich
son, and Hon. O. w. Voorhees,, addressed
the. Convention this r. H. The resolu-
tons adopted were very lengthy. The
first address to time honorcd principles
Of the Democratic party beliefs. only
hope restoration under the maintainco
OF the constitution, is restoration Of party
10 power. end, endorse the 9Th Of jan
uary Convention. 3rd, That the Con.
stitution Of Amerlca. aud the laws made
under the Constitution, must be main
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H Our old friend and fellow citize

ET Our old friend and fellow citizen,
Lieut.. Col. Parrott, came up on the packet
on Tuesday evening. The Colonel looks
rather haggard and war-worn, but is in
good spirits and as full of fight as ever.
He says he enlisted for the war and in
tends, God willing, to gee it through. All
the Keokuk boys in the 7th are well. The
health ofthe regiment is good. there being
but nine on the sick list. All the boys
who we're taken prisoners at Belmont ara
we'll. Adjutant Bowler has been parolcd,
to enable him to effect an exchange. He
probably arrived here last evening. Young
Harry VanEant, for whose safety his
friends had some misgiving, is we'll and
hearty.
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nv rELIsxAra.I
New York Market.

New York, July -
Fiour-Market firm and quiet; sales at ~ a08 S6
90 supernne State; % POS 30 for Extra State;
o. sO@s5 20 for Super Western, o 253t5 20 for
Common to Medium Extra Western; Is Sass IS for
Common 10 go~d shipping brands Extra H.. o.
Whsat--Aarket one cent bsuer with fair demand;
salss At 81 1851 10 for Chicago spr,ns; sI 1881
- for Milwaukee Club; u a30I ~ for Ambsr lows.
u 2a1l ~ for Winter Rod Western; u s30l Is
for Amber Alchgani ~ Is for white Indiana; ei IS
White Ohio; u IS for White Michigan
Corn--Aarket quite arm; saies ., scx57 for Mixed
western, sound old delivered
whisky-Firmer, ut ss030c
Provisions Quiet and unchanged.
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Louisville, KY, July 80.

The Express newspaper is suppressed
and the editor and publishers were ar
rested, by order OF Gen. Boyle, on &C.
count of the general tone Of the pape,
being calculated to aid rebellion. Nc
further particulars.
Yesterday at sunrise It's mounted
guerrilias, mostly armed, principally from
Boone county, KY, arrived At North
M.ddletown. The Union men sent mes
senger from there and notified the inhab-
itants OF Mt. Sterling Of the design OF
these guerrillss to attack the latter place.
In the afternoon seven Of the guerrillas
went into the town to demand It's surren-
der. when the Mt. Sterling Home Guards,
thirty strong, under Capt. Evans, Proves,
Marshal, attacked and killed the whole
seven, and the remaining rebels coming
up we're fred 1t from the house tops. -
Six moro were killed and some twenty
mortally wounded. The rebels retrcatiDg
some miles came upon Maj. Brock, Of
the 18th KY, and the Provost Marshal
of Lexington, advancing with 100 Of his
regiment and 80 home guards from the
neighborhood Of Middletown, when they
broke in confusion, scattering in every d.
rection. Brock pursued, firing upon them
and killing and wounding several He
captured their horses. arms, ETC., md
took some so prisoners; 20 to so more
wore subsequently, reported captured.--
Our loss WINS three home guards.
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Mexico, Mo-, July 50.

From an officer Just in from the field !,
| get the following reliable account OF the
fight ut Moore's Mills, twelve miles East
Of Fulton, on Monday afternoon. Our
force under Col. lnstar was about TOO
The rebel force Was between 800 and
900. Our loss Was ten killed aud thirty
wounded. The rebels left 5U dead on the
field and had about 100 wounded. The
fight lasted three hours, when the rebels
fled in great confusion. Porter wen,
East and Cobb went West.
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Washington. July 40

The Mount Washington arrived at the
Navy Yard At an early hour this morning.
Capt. Germaine says that there is a rumor
in Norfolk which is believed by some that
the Merrimac No. 2 and new ram which
the rebels have at Richmond intend TO
run through our feet in the James River,
and attack the Minnesota and other yes
sells at Norfolk and take the city. II is
also said and believed by Unionists
that the secessionists there have q full
supply of arms 10 their houses, and that
they are ready to strike blow simultane-
Gus with the approach Of tho rebel steam
ers. On the way up quite an unusual
number Of boats were seen Ia the bay
crossing either way, which Capt. Ger
maine thinks are in the employ Of the
rebels, and ia of the opinion that most Of
our gunboats are elsewhere employed, that
the secessionists in lower Maryland aud
Eastern Virginia are in nsantcommun uni
cation with each other by this means.
At an early hour this morning squad
Of cavalry proceeded to the residence Of
Col. I. F. Bowie, near upper Aarlsboro,
aud took him into custody. He was
brought to the city yesterday afternoon,
and after being taken before the Provost
Marshal, was sent to the old Capitol,
where he is still confined. The charge
against him is said to he that VI aiding
Federal soldiers 10 desert.
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RF-Two men, who gave their names as
Daniel Ryan and W. II World, were ar
rested by Marshal Rockefeller, on the
charge of robbing negro, living near
Prices Creek, of considerable sum OF
money in gold and bank notes. After an
examination before the Recorder, they
we're both bound over to court in the sum
of $500 each.
They were also charged with uttering
counterfeit money, on which charge Ryan
was dismissed and World bound over
An attempt to prove an alibi in the lar
ceny case failed entirely.
We have no doubt the prisoners are
strenuous upholders of the decision OF
the Supreme Court. that Negroes have
no rights which white men are bound to
respect" but we opine that that doctrine
win scarcely be sustained in this instance.
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80 The citizens Of Fort Madison
turned out yesterday TO the number Of
three or four hundred, accompanying the
children of the Baptist Sabbath School in
picnic party to Burlington. A happier
or better behaved set OF little folks we
never saw. Hilarity and propriety were
happily TENDED and We felt it to be a
piece Of good luck that we happened to
be of the party
We do not eluim any share in Tie pro.
pr,cty part of the foree in, but are rather
inclined to the opinion, that part of the
programme cane of in spite Of US.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILv GATs CRY OPvIcx, !
KroK-x July 20. 90,

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| KroK-x July 30. go
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IFallWheatExtra see
BRAN ANDsHoRrs- set 4oc y Ic0 -.
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BARLEY-e5c.
WHEAT-In good dsmxnd Fail so0G5; spriba46
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OATS Ia to 20c.
| PoTAToES-New, so 10 6Oc,
| SUGAR = New Orleans fair iNgll, prime iol
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| hoLASsEs-PiAntation4 5des0; Sugsrhouse4sQG5O,
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| LARD-4tobsc; retail 10 20.
BuTTER-CommonS o &c. Choic 10, retaillckGI5
| Observation-Disclosures Hams ltR2sCle.r
sides ga 3t sidss2 to 81. Sugar Cured Hams, 79,sc.
LKATHER-Sole 2AO4s: aar nssaa73S0.
HIDEs-Dry l0t Ice. grubby half price green
40 ~ green sheep pslts IOci IS; green hog skins
$50.
HAY-Timothy, % ooes 90, baled ssoo@ Gil
Prairie 81 00a6 90.
skKDs-Timo,hy 81 70; Flax Seed 800.
oNIoNs-3s94o
EGGS-St4Ac.
WHITE REANS-In good demand, soc0S1cs.
FkATHkRS-25@p.
FRUIT Dried Apples u oo0er 25v bushe4.--
Dried Peaches % 2S0e2 SO. Ras.ns o. 00Ge 4so.
CHEKsE-WssssrnK sssrveoc; Dsnmak70s
REEF CArTLE-H9atc gross.
sHEEp-s2 0OO2 rs head.
sALT-G.A % 50 ? sack Ksnawha a. 90 p bar
rel; Liverpool 81 90asa 90 , sack; Lake o. 50 to
g 60. Very scarce.
FISH-Aacksrel,No.1 sl6sG 10 y Dbl. MOP ~
0@is. NOS eoes1o. White Fish, No.l - so04 SO
? half Dbl. Cod Fish $50 D.
RAGs-Wool !; Cotton2c.
OLD iRoN-h0Acx Brasss0sc ~ Cop.
per l01l2hc \.
EIcnAsaE.-On New YORK y per cent. bank able
funds; Phiadelphin, Boston. Chicago and Cincin.
natl y per cent. St. Louis = per cent. G old Toto
Il per cent.
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Charleston, July 20,

The French steamer Rinardime from
Fort Royal, steamed past Fort Sumte,
into the Harbor to day, is now anchored
on the battery, Object unknown. Rich
mond dispatches says the Court Martial
has acquitted Commodore Tatnall oil
charge abandoning the Merrimac.
The Commissioners appointed by Gen.
Grant, have already seized one hundred
and thirteen houses and stores, belonging
to rebels. The property has been con
hscated.
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Washington, July so.

Information has been received at the
State Department from Charles NJ. Proc
lor, u. S. Consul at Vera Cruz, that, by
order Of. the commander Of the French
forces At that place, the ports Of Tampico
and Alvarado would, on the 18th inst,
be blockaded by ! French naval fsros. and
that the blockade would b maintained
until there ms i cessation Of hosilities.
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Meeting 81 the Soldiers Aid Society.
There will be a meeting Of the Ladies
Of the Aid Society, at Mrs. Billings, thl.
Thursday } afternoon at O'Clock, for the
purpose OF clevting Secretary and to
trar sact other blsinas'.
By order of Acang President,
l.. A. COLLIER.
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KxokuK, July 20, 1869.


To Rev. ISAAC Z. CAREY:
DEAR SIN The undersigned respect.
fully request you 10 repeat the Dis.
course delivered by you on Sunday even.
ing last, at your earliest convenience in
the Chatham Square NJ. L. Church:
w. T. Thompson, w. c. Graham, w.
ID. Woodward, Samuel Il. Carey, Vim.
Burkett, james Brown, VIM. Tackabelry,
JAS. A. Lee, William Leighton, II. b.
Ogden, G. W. Taylor. T. Knowles, C. C.
Stevens. ]. B. Hardy, c. A. kgllogg.
$. Hamill, G.. Comstock, H. Fulton, Nj.
+. Collins, Samuel Boatman, John r.
Copelin.
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1The reports from Europe are that
the grain crops will probably b short
That il good news for Us. The hunger
Of the Western powers 10 . pledge for
their good behavior to US. Ii is an anna
zing fact that we, while engaged in war,
are feeding not only our own armies but
Europeans.
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GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 70.
Amer August LIST. 1852, the form Of pssses isaued
from this Departme for the Iowa
soldiers for which the State Is responsibility viii be
changed.
Copies OF the new form viii 30 furnished 10 rail-
roads stage companies and stesmboats prior % Au-
gust lst but passes Of form are su cd prior
70 Angus. ls they will be honorsd the same a. the
old form,
After August lst, 1862 any persons corporation
transport any persen OF irss Of tae old form, the
transportation will not be paid for n, the State.
Psfsons having in their possession any pas.es OF
til old form, are requested those not us.d
by July 20ah, lea2 this elce and II entitled 10
Of passes win receive passes Of the form in
change.
This order does net In any way refer 10 passes Is
sued BY this Department by order Of Governor, for
trans port Of soldiers to u mastering Offices III
Dubuque, Davenport and Keokuk.
n. b. BAKER
Adjstant General OF Iowa
itE Il ~
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J,s d io-auYl

To THE NKRyoUs OF Born SKIES
Ketiredclsrg,man having been restored health in
few days, after many years cf great Sd Geripe 10
willing to assist otheEs by sending tfre~) on receipt
OF post-paid directed envelope copy Of the pre-
Ger ptton used.>aDtrsct 70 the REV. JOHN n. DAG
NALL, leG Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. n.
fieIQ-dhwAm
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~Jef. Dayis's name, which was
carved on An arch Of the Washington and
Potomac Aqueduct, has been chislsd out
BY order Of Secretary Smith.
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indianapolis, July 80.
The Democratic Convention assembled
in the Capitol Square at 10 O'Clock this
morning, From 5000 to 5000 persons
were present Hon. Thos. A. Hendricks
of this city is President, Robt. Lucas,
Vice President, and J. j. Bingham, edi-
tor of the Sentinel, Secretary. A Com
mittee of one from each Congressional
District on resolutions has been appoin-
ted. The President on taking the chair,
remarked that no Democrat would disturb
the peace, but it was probable that out
siders would, and recommended that the
Convention should pass BY without notice,
there has been however no attempt made
to disturb the meeting, and probably
none thought Of. Gov. Wyckliffe is now
speaking. He is for the Union, provided
the rights of the South and slavery are
not interfered with, but before doing any
thing more, he would pause to see what
We are fighting fort Ii it is to free the
negroe, let not another drop of blood be
spilled. He quoted resolutions passed by
the Garrisouians in 1859, to prove that
the Abolitionsts were disunionlsts? He
would hang the leading robels, and bal
ance the rope with xboil.ionists who con-
troIled every department of the govern
ment. aud were worse than rebels. Hon.
w. A. Richardson of Ills, and Hon. Mr..
Carlyle Of Va, are present, and will speak
this afternoon. Hon. J. j. Crittenden
failed to arrive, as had been announced.
Hon. d. w. VOORHEES, ind others from
the State are also here, AID will speak be-
fore the Convention adiourns-
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THURSDAY, JULY 81.

SEE TIE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an x on papers to indicate that the
time OF subscription is nearly or quite ex-
PRED; and when subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
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Cg Girolsmo Garibaldi, nephew Of
the liberator Of Italy, arrived in this coun-
try few days since. whittier he has come
to offer his services to the government.
His sword was given him by his uncle,
with the remark that if the cause of lib
erty requires it he will come himself.
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@ln our peregrination around Bur-
lington, yesterday, we were much i'm
pressed by tho good taste displayed in the
horticultural embellishments about the
dwellings there. The Burlngtonians arc
far ahead Of us in this particular, and
while we give them the credit of the fact,
We trust it will operate as an incentive to
greater exertions here.
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KEoKUK, July 80, 1862.

w. L. THOMPSON. w. e. GRAHAM, III.
ID. WOODWARD, and others:
In compliance with
your request / will, providence permit.
ting, repeat my discourse, in the Chat
ham Square Church, next Sabbath even
ing al 8 o'clock. Yours,
ISAAC e. CAREY.
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Washington, Va, July so.

Washington, Va, July 80.
There is . report here, through contra
baud sources, to heefsct that large bodies
of rebel troops arc crossing the James
River South. The contrabands say they
are evaouating Richmond.
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Hogs are becoming plentiful rs
blackberries about our streets again.
Where is the Marshal7
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is now anchored off the mouth Of the VI.
ZOO river. As the Queen of the West
was coming up the river, she was attacked
by the rebeh with 4 6eld pieces at Caro-
lima Landing, below Greenville, and sew
eral shots put through her. Thos w.
Spencer was killed, and two or three
wounded, among them 10 Junius Brown
of the New York Tribune. slightly.
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FL The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
ie24-dtf.
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tanned IN proper and rightful supremacy.
aud that the rebellion now in arms must
be suppressed, and that it is the duty of
all good citizens to aid the general Gov
ment in all measures necessary to that
end
4.h. That We are unalterably opposed
to war OF conquest or subjugation that
We WIZ never consent that war shall be
waged for the purpose Of interfering with
the rights. or oyerthrowing the institu-
lions Of any State.
9th, That We protest against negro
emancipation in the District of Colum.
bia, and the payment for such negroes
out Of the National Treasury, and against
Representative of Congress, pledginp
national pay for oil negroes which may be
emancipated by authority Of any South
ern State.
9th. Doctrines of the seeessionists and
abolltionis;s, as the lsttsr 10 now repre-
sentsd in Congress. are alike inconsistent
with the Constitution. The first have al
ready involved US in civil war the
latter viii leave US but little hope Of
speedy restoration to union and peace.
It'll. Views with alarm the reckless ex-
travagance which pervades every depart
ment Of theFederal government; that q re-
turn to rigid, economy and accountability is
indispensable, and startling developments
Of frauds at the national Capitol show an
entire change of the Administration ID Inn
peratively demanded.
9Th. Approves Of Crittsnden's resolu-
IIUH. 49,
| Major Gen Lew Wallace, who arrived
IN town to-day, en- route to Memphis, was
serenadei at the Bates House tonight.
He made patriotic war speech to very
large audience.
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FAITH AND Woaks.--Many of our
readers will remember Row Israel Wash
burn, Methodist clergyman, formerly a
residentSof Fairhavcn. We learn that he
is among the volunteers from Lakevillle.
He is 66 years Of age, but il ready 10
strike blow in defence Of the right
New Bedford Mercury.
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AIonriseALEs.-An excellent pro-
CANINE il announced for this evening. by
this popular troupe. None should fail TO
attend.
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EE II is somewhat remarkable that we
have no mosquitoes yet in this neighbor-
hood. Some of our exchanges say there
are no crows TO be seen, and attribute their
absence to the frequency Of gunpoxder
explosions. We would ike to ask these
quidnuncs whether mosquitoes are affect
ed by the same agency?
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stock Market.

Stock Market.
New York, July -.
stocks-Mors active and higher.
Gold iowsr-cpsaiag n ii3K and closed At lax.
Moosy pisaty-4 per cent.
StssIiag zxshangs quist-Ios3le sk for best bills
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1~ We understand from Senator
Grimes that the State will be divided in
to FIVE districts for assessing the new tax
1t has been reported that the State would
comprise but one district This, it APP.
pears, is an error.
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DAtchclox,s Hair by e---TEe Hest In
the world,

WlLLlAh A. RkTCHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
prpdacss color not 10 be atin &C b,d from nature
warranted not 10 njure The hair ia. east;
the I'LL Effects OF had dyes and nvigorases the hair
life GREY, fkber RUSTY HAIR instantly tarns
splendid tAek or brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by all druggists, Ne.
The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. RATCUEL0R,
o. tAs @ss~ sfi<s If xs<A toz.
Factory. Nc. 81 barclay Street, New York Hate
aa5 Broadway and 10 Bond Street. tjeC-dkwIy
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state OF Iowa.

ADJsTAHr 0xSERAL's OrrIck,
CLIkTos, July Isl, 62.
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~We would suggest that the train
from Fort Madison be dispatched on the
arrival of the boat from above every even
ING. How can the company be benefited
by keeping the passengers up there all
night, the train remaining there in the
meanwhile?
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ISAAC E. CAREY,