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, 1862-07-21
NATARRHl CATARRHl!
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"AAAAAa1AO 70 Dc = 1uf3 EQf6 N11
EATAHRH or COLD IN THE EKAm.
QE1 Hu1rEKD IHurHAaED pesspns die pnsrrp IN m,
bea1tT Of Consumption ERc1y physicttu EnGw1 - that
sTi1 f1llJ thra o1 this uumhe1, ne dsNaSe HIIf
CATARRH EM THE NOSE.
xhe next step being 70 the tarost and aEsaeat.
: ease9 70 enSe csssfrh snsn consumpon, and h,
curing the n:st prevent the la1e Petsoat shonid
x1ndesstaad that the better WAY to cure Consumption
~ @rton, q c.stssrn .s ta.x sens!a1p .ppe..
A.. ~ T 1!t yeV tl1eni heysea. aaa DO haTs eola
HeAuEs 70 tas changes Of t. npe-stpre n this COZ
Hnd ae5d. . ansrEsrds bseoninK thick and -Aahesi!n
cSeased 8 Qu.ntlty Ind eAsaged II anst9 saey II
ing the nose else they an into ne roa3 and ~
1awEed q ooqEhed 81 he sec7etoa1 ane a6enaiTs
e5a az Eeak: the ssnse of Ene1 Il lessennd a. da
EIcEtd; dea1aeH frequently takez place ;4notSs1
COMMON ind important symptom Of C4t9r1A n fh4i
t Peteon obliged to clear h1s il e n10rrfT
nick OF fainT mecou1 Ehich htx anen dowa fTuIS
Psa0 may be that disease ep "a xnY "a fh+
t5nE4 and 9houh loae no tine II NlasdzT & T6s
~ tae oartans of Est&11h 1e3 appear II
..N e "a q sss LIQUID cArAKzz Kxsxk,x. Z u
Enoxe@s And aavs nfae3eat e8nndcs i tse Re,as "a
y ~ es.t1HH - sSo s r di12osed % test tt4
Es5 nas @ %enla 70 hsaeat ree7ea. te ssauans ~
Faoe a Gasf7h N = Ess@sdy <atcaeu. sr ~
o@es, 1s3 Ea1th Clark stzeet Wpsta1rs,,
an5sSa': 4~.rrzz onos Bas & Is. s 80 - m
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Carpenter Be
Calm Andrew
Cadey SEQ
Coegsoye John
Cotton John
Cra1uer Jno "
Corcorap John
!. Cutler Jas 3
C1oss ! D
Coll j II
Curtis Sam q 4
Cromwell J
Gurrru James
CraWfor II
fCorfen Henry
culver Howard
Cogan Il II
Coles Henry 4
Cofilu Fl
Cpntier T
:'Cuah1naf1 Geo
CplhGtson j 3
Coak Alpheus
, 1862-07-21
SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC,

.,,ooaua
Tn one Bottle of Sc}eucE's SEQ Veed Tonic.
~. ns+.,. - c.1e-.1,s g. To- T;
1Ib one oothe q toefeHc6 'oes' heeo 1on'e'
Joe ieei y @eaA ca a. ~ ae'ui'as ss,
If you feel low spirited. .-.
1Tg orc bulAc q toe4e7seHS oeo Hesn Io1se-
TN o,,s Bottle Of Schenck's Sea Teed Tonic.
-'0 y
. LINZ, MAss. June 1Rh, 1861
DE- scmSck.
lasfin Eottn to mare an 70 YOU for
tlwETeas 5000 have derived fro the ute Of your
IL Mar last Ithoaeht naa consumption; but yoa yoa
SAID WIS liver complaint and dyepepsa and recon-
suppoae you nave forgotten ne; put Win ~ 70 ex
kad 10 4sit e,r INN, fnr nv turn Y0ur rooms were
fnil got to sleep On The sofa fhlt 50 dun that
, 1862-07-21

Head

Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for Is years aud 1owB IN fsvor It Kills and
ezte1.ninates Rcache4 Bed Brgk Anta F7eas Moths
Cloths, Fu1s and Furniture, Garden 1nsects, &C.
al genuine bears the signature Of T. Lgon and is not
posonons 70 persons or domestic animals. Beware Of
counterfeit. ard limitations
Lyons Powder Kills III insects in Hice,
Lyons Pill. are death to rnts and mice.
Sold everywhere. D. BARNES
my.e74a33Sm 21 Broadway, New 1otk.
, 1862-07-21
Gn=Rart11Er8bipB.


-NORTH WESTERN PHONETIC
: In N6TITCTE,
Room No. IL SherEnansa Building
, -114e Dearborn street. -
PoeTOFF1E Box 1890. CHICAGO. 11Irxors
Principals Geo. Buckley. Elias Colbert. Fred
ge MssGs1 ssnaS ~ g = Ct Ss
RTisss. 1Fh9nog,sphy taught s. n t.e1yc lessons.
During this week and next, Mr. BrC6LET VII be
tn st.Yngaaee at the office frqoa z Il and from
mskieg preliminary arrangements for classes.
iFl5 sSt&l%
, 1862-07-21

MORTGAGE SALE. : Whereas,
s9s @ses5s II
sas:'z i! S3s e Il 81 e
:Sd "a :
ae anssd 90 IL
DIP q Jann.1y. .. 1ssl sna nom and ssteT tn.tPe-
Se @ shoassnd @ do5!sSs i dc ne q ix - eeaI
shs :; gt e Js19g aa J
81 I'D s.n I'D johnsto1 Ssys thsf nose . u
ses & s. CIT e e.ee II s al %
moftssse proy1ee: thAs det.slt ehou1. be made Z
e. e e s = &C.
HEe1 foE sad hte1est pEos1ee9 aad ~ ka@s aho4a
FED s. sa Sc 1s !: .s 81 g =:
,hi1E Dc Eets etEe4 81 tae faa1s q 1s sontI15y
ri ses sass 1as Il neas
And tnst iaha: g Y 7 saon1d Be aEtal fer
ss st ID spsn:5 g Is
M q The q ns & ss1 "a
gs So 5f s 5aS
5@s ga ssid Publication N any daily
4es Is
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"a 6 pdp psna pana 81 sas enpe
since the same became dua: md r sad William 3:
9ss aaTs ssss e ss ~ e. saD q ss1
entY avs tnsaasnd dollars. ahan become and d due
aaa ~ tas1e !. Sus and unns,6 on sata
r,SttEss esad principal sam q ss1ent71se Thousand
dollaIs End aa1d Hun ot one thousand ruur hundred
dollars that per4me due theIeon; - interest TIA
Test 81 f1tsrsa1 .nooutnE . the sam of two nous-
t5e;eea q t6edst da1 Il Jay. issL 4 ID aiso,
named sHra. Whith became due thereon the nrxt
ssSt ot eghs5 3oasead nns sasdFeo to1isis }s5
gqs aos aa5 n55S5 E1sa e.
the po1s1t ana provisions IN said
havF t4to anh upon s snn xng9sat tne rseo
@ txysw9 % h5ty shEss lss, ss1t.f 90 e
e. e ssgs ,s 81 ss'sa g. 81 IS
sevsnty e.s1s cs, 81, s1s5 stss
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E13n nd neSYeen ssid ~ Saf aa
hsfSF Y xhe efy q s0aag "
Aba nS s 7, 81 t:sat3ans 1t e
fo1nsons IN I'D la9aaaaee ofSSe fern
TcTrFsei,d pfoJt1cns Of t49 o1ertnE kfa
s1assn DE- nd g1enise4 = aaid MSstEeea aeeeztsed
&c taS aas sfes "a 81 Rsssfa s91
.5oiHsssn I'D 5ep1y lsanasan sHVtta ttss1: he1ts
q 4nbjc sundon . De Richest a1ddar fer eash.
IL Sat IT, = fss r. e. &
& aa as9 q ~ g
chicago 1aas d, 1asz sailss3m
, 1862-07-21
A URORA INSTITUTE AND
CLARK SEMINARY.

Fall Tenn opens Aug ust 18th.
It Is one Of the mort successful schools In the West
Sd. Il hasa laEeean abe corns Of 1eachsrs and !.
Io7 rs IL Illinois, The standard Of scholarship hRh.
me building the n1esttf the Snd IN TIC State The fe
male Department ferE special inducements. Expenses
Iars Ppm <l4 to 200 per year. according to the stud
.%ar ia alseeunts t2 GlerEymen Fer Circu,,;s
DOLE -. ly997I3-1n
, 1862-07-21

nj QH1EE.-Our-oommiesion- e. =
~ se1l1ng grain received on and after this dAte n7
Ona-aaalf Cent per Bushe1: .. =.
ahlczgo July I, 1852. "A @d j1itse.G91. -.
, 1862-07-21
TH f
Northern Transportation Coy


Mprepared to transport property between
Boston, al Points In EeH England, NeH Yssk
md the Vest,
With p1omptnesA, care and dispatch.
This well known Line Of Fourteen F11stclas4 Bu4U
steanerA connects at OEdenaou1B with The
Rail1oad for Boston and all Points In NeY
England;
At CApe Vincent with tae
Railroad and PrupalIor Limo between Case
Vfncant and New Yurk,
And at oswego with
LINE OF IS FIRST CLAS8 CANAL BoA1B
BetHeen Osyego, Troy, Albany md Ne~ TozA.
Forming NAILY LINE rnn Boston, New YozK
QsdeEsbufZh- Cspe FfacR1f Ind 0swego 70 CleTe&a8
Toledo md Det1ulz,. 80
AID TKIWKEKLT LINE To ::
Chicago, Milwaukee and nta1znediats P0t&
;..,: AaEFTs:
J. Mgers, lsl Broadway -asw TcEE John Hnax.
tng, Bnta 1teet Bostuu Geo. 4. Eddy Qgdenah9t&a.
HI. Crevo;ln. Cspe Vtncent tJon1 & Crawford. o.
wexo-r Feltoa e Breed .E1eEelAnd. Ha1ksr H&1aEt
To1edo. z. & AAtdeNh. Det10t O. ]. Q2le, 2uH481
kees Taylor. Ma11sg d Co. Racine.
cLARY 4 HOWE. AGENTS.
Foot & Horth Iasalls It., Chicago.
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-T.-l86o-X.-Drake's Planta.

E.-T.-l86o-X.- brakes Planta-
zion NBITTERS.-Exhausted Natures great 7estorer.
Ekey n<igorate, strengthen and purity the system.
cure Dyspepsia Acidity Of the Stomach niarrhta4 &C
4 perfect Appetizer and Tonic. They 1nygo1aIe the
poby without stimulating the brain. They are com-
pound Of pure St. Croix Run, Roots and Herbs and
EIe recommended by all who use them. Adapted TO
HE old OF yonne, tnt 1a-dcu1asly recommended to
The weak and lAnguid scd BY all Drugg1sts GroceEa
Bote:e aud Saloons F. H. DRAKE + Co.
my19riq3Sm e22 Broadway, New York
, 1862-07-21
Gb6 Griht1tE.
: LADIES' LIST

Ramainiug nncalled for In the Chicago Post
Office,
, 1862-07-21
A LIBERAL EDUCATION with

Aas1F 0Gk1uH anu Uf1IXa' }
MKS1KtK pHL0H 4 ~ .G9IIEaE and Mn.IrAHT
E1yeE ~ enen ats fssoRa ysaE sspt 8 s6 Slshse
The Coliege has corps Of twelve +xperspced teach
ers and e1ure1s shor91sh appeintne nents the dnsst
Echo buildings In the est {cos with furniture &c
{l2D oD3. a. ample aud attrsct,ve Military PaSk az
exoeuent and well furnished Asmsrg, q nae GyInn1
Sse attention q parents and Enardaas- The largest
Institution Of Is class aud chhractef u the En!on
to Cadets, a4eo III AHT11IERT and fKFAHTHI tncavy
md lleht) TAc7fus ZoUKrE and FAHur DE!1Is and
Y 9! forms TzRn $3.50 per school yea: for board
every. department,; payable Quarterly In advance.
Eadetfrtm 9b ,oad. Ton1u Ind board under the sama
roof With ard the constant Of the &eacher4. Fc
Circulars address DIS: CoVRRE; President Fulton.
IL. : -~l - r .44AA0S6N
, 1862-07-21

HOME LIFE INSURANCE
L. SohlPlA3NT-Poc!ss Issued by thls Company
AS ANY OTHER COMPANY.
Refers fo Blhops Simpson and Ja les of II. E.
Pres6ytetia Church; Wm. BroEn. Esq, B, y. Rag.
Inone. Esq- Oliver Il Lee, Of Cha nbers Lee e G.
Ja5ues 1Ra Ageats; Bev. pS- T. II Eddy, Edit y Of
n. ". Chr1stlnn Advocate; YIN II Doughty Book
Agent;J Baaiant5ne Cemme e7cal Editor 81 tribune
app1IgM e .trest nor Z y GLA9KK a. AEens II,
Es%;S9ltcttoEs wanted. to whom liberal eonin's
, 1862-07-21

Osborne Sarah II mrs
Osborne Georgie miss
| O t<ricn Margaret miss
| 0'Brfen Mary mrs
O'CallaghAn julia mfEz
, 1862-07-21
DRS. ANDRE E STRATFORD,

~ DR.. Frankin Chavett's Uterine
CTMME D1sEAsE, or the xoSEr will be EEFESpED
satisfactory references can be sren 1t his Office Ill
west Van Buren, street Consultation free. Pos
DEcc Bog G. Dr. c. has practctd medicine for twea
lyEtne Eears four Of which have been IN this city.
, 1862-07-21

To the Nervous Of both sexes.
ma ~ days after many yea.sof great Is will
SSto assist others b. seading Gree, ~ ne Gecs1ps
ton used Direct the REV. JOHN NJ DAGSAIL- 1s6
Ee1ton street Brooklyn. New York 5s9sl-4m
, 1862-07-21

VOUNG LADIES' -SEMN AIRY.
r. 4 At lAKE!F0RE8Tt U1dh01E i=ThE fourth
SeAr OF this Institution cot anctcd by ReY. B. Dicktn
4ens p and haughe1s E1l .tor1u ehceo On THURS
OA9, tSs4th day 6ept3naeE next. and With ample
arrangements for the atort and improvement sfthe
pnplA For .e4tcula1s md ali dteh1bfe infosnAt}o1
%as Fo4ss ~ sea1fraYsa M AaYS 6D1GKtsSgRM;
, 1862-07-21
T uMRER IT uon1d invite the al

T UA1BER.-I would invite the ct.
IL tenton of dca1ers md others purchasing lumber
II Chicago sq q the iEe 90 net .:s Gopasss 4
ing, Flooring and Stock 9asa, Doom. shlnEles
Lath, Long Timber, Josta DC .ftteas reasonable to
0rders hlled ith promptne aud ndety Carslosded
in ynrd. Yard and Ot1ce Beach street. between Polk
! a1a myI:a5sm aSSA6s 41se1a' = mAD 4, WILLIAMS.
, 1862-07-21

TL0T q ES .,.tH.:RIN 6 Frs.
+: +: Solid Rubbeh Rollers, = !:
fos the State of Illinois, y H0se3 sa9a sSorsaai
street. Chicago. Agents Wanted~ te2s ssaQln
, 1862-07-21

AR. N. 8. DUDEE, PROFESSOR
IL Of Lung and Female diseases. usy he consulted
1t his Rooms At the Sherman House On FridaSa May
ee Joliet 1t tie National Hotel Saturday. May
~ Sld eli ea5ly. oce houIs from il to = I'd
noa to ~ FIN con5T1as!on r. fsee, Adarsss Feat
tndet and gentlemen cent 1ree on recapt three eent
E.amp. 1nys1T1sIzzl
, 1862-07-21

M AR CLAIM OFFICE OF
W LEAVITT & WRIGHT. Attorneys Law.
~ kinds Of G!atms against the Government prompt
IS collected. Discharged soldiers sending their pa
ps,s en- ressss ts,r back ray by return mail Icy
profanity colieEtsh and the money retted. Address
lEAV1TT WRIGHT. Chicago, Ill. 0Ace g Clark
street. ts4t177-1Sr
, 1862-07-21

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NxkheEy; Edwd2 ENpta r w.. ~.
CHDphel D Cole Fred, -,
Carroll fAtriek. Crowley Stephen !
EAHtp Pa E;4nt1so{llut EIK c4ut,
Chapel tt2eteRA4 u ,Cotbet+ q :hT T.,
Clsfk fhas 3 lCovny E.V --..
EhM1b6duitnB nB,cape Crawford, Edwd I
, 1862-07-21


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Anderson A1ex2 Aus11n s Adams e
Afhwood Chas Afey John Anshoay Eaton
Aul1hman l. CoAnarewe WIN Adler e
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Biers VIM Baker TC Bentley Albert
Blair II C Bell Geo = Barton a r W :
Ra1nea Baxter Geo RlAthetWfck N
Beaubeen Mark Bliss GeaH BiitingsA
Bl,dget Mf Bacon E " Barkalo~B
Beckett Nm l. BarsbouseH FtedBarcfay Roht
| Blake S u BEass Frank. Ba11ou EnnfT Dr.
B1ylGr VIM Bacon E,W Burke Martin
Bawlef John Barry Richard Bu9ehicn E g
Baldwin John Barry Roht i 'Brocker Morris.
Beckuith John He!dler B1naeana 1t :
ReaugIey JoecphBap.t Fe:dinaudB4rt,L a -: .
Bet Joseph baocosk Eumct Brown LYman :
Babbitt John 3 Bale E =; Ba1kWm
| Bartlett Jos Edr Estes David s.,@ Boetw1ck WE
Bancroft Joseph Beckett Danl Burbank VIM
Be1t,am John Bens P 3 Boyle I'm 2
| Baldwin J CO 70 Hartlett Ehas Brown I-W cspt
| BasaettJ =. ,Be1nu1& ohnBunBooth Joseph 81
Hlodxeu E BlRckhurnA BQeHp1th ChaS
| Beerp BentyH Beckwf:h 4 RoWen Joseph
| Ben. dict H Il Bennett ANerY Butler 'Johu
[ H3es Il " Badger A B.: Buckingham 3
| Run1eu ls.ah Brown David Bushntlt q
Brown Irhs Bryant R capt Brien q
| Bn,l+r James E BulEMRu c f EtHun4u T II
/ Buckley james B.1nnau 1fos BrAdsh.w ThoB
| Brown N Butler T B. Borden G l
! B,Iues james: Burke d Co BurPee Geo "
! Buck IraAe n. Bucherk Al Boyce L =
Buff n Bont & Prudfoot Bottetord EW
Rr1ina1d LIS s Rufo5d gate& 60 Burnham &
1 Bradford I'M BodwtA AI' "Bouudaxe Eliss
i. Brown " . Brsapt Df7f1lc Brown Edmund
I Futkhet La4 u; Nxainzrd.E " -; Brown Geo
| Button Harvey Rodnfe A-eoE BurnhAm EN- ),
Button rs: ''esete ne11s :o'ooSs oa1.
, 1862-07-21

Quinn Peters QuIlnon Timothy

Rear = Bre :; Robinson james Rhodes SID
Rsf5na1ss IN Rfsa Rs'1 5G Roa sas
Ra3mend Lewis Roe james Rumages
Rove Lueien . Rising Heuf5. Rutherford seml
Rsfa E'.sass e. RRes18
Ryan Laurence Robinson E lutheran Patfck
RssSns Rss.s, RasSs4 na9byssEs RsE En-.
RieeS Rnsss4 W. Sn Res. eeoH keSR kkeyRo1es ptof
s RoebRs q !" Rley Csc aenr. Reshn eeh Rsslan
Sno ResPey iess
Robertson Jno Robinson + Riley Avs
Ralph Jo*eph Mogway sam1 Rawsoa Daul g
Mes MRSsega ysnes ssfspA ksas a5 aee
sasage ~ ,sammers stubb 9I S., (
Smith L CMSea Uan E D Smith Geo P : !.
Sweet 4 Grain Shafer F Stocking larry
stap1eton y 4 shiree 6 y Smith Frankiin ,
|. Smith Ring Shoecrafl Geo Smith B
stIstss y 7 T. ssaman Thos SeemooEe Sanl
Etn5eEeznt W.HSleaFey Henry EtuEEes 8B
slmreonW JcaptSaylesJ " Snider 2
Smith Wm SHAFT Jacob Simonds Saml
suiaaaS saad wv VI ssnatp w. Sfm1nfs foHa "
s'eTtnsWB' smith i CO stsnoickEa
| Swanten Vim: Smith & CO: ssockard D F. :
stSnF se15a saasy sftss os slR sssSsnf fcR nsa
st1night o: sullivan is stone ainton ton
! SIMS Martin Stanton Jas Spencer &
| En,lirkn. Jno Smith Jas Smith CIi s. co.
| Eigwa{d JoBathnSlalght L tnsun BENZ -:
| Ssok ea. JOHN 8 tfInlthJD - Skinner N a. -
! Smith 1nn ?Sponder ". Snider Byron
| EIockwe1 1no ASfe~art Jaa Skelley. Andrew
| Sidebottom Jno Snman Jas: Spencer BIZ
| Shepard Otis StauntUnJas Steel
| 6cbtt Andrew. etrfcklerJ 6toweu II q
| EaDoefs r Singer Horace Stopper Allen
| Sexton Philip smith q n. .. Smith Andrew
Shepard Jay Swan Henry Scaith Archer
EsBtrd. Chs Smith D southef1s l. Ne
| Sc1y!1le Robt Stereus Haven Gil
Thayer- Albert 2 Iae,Ra9E: Rohtt !g.ruIIJY a~.
Te1fon John Trotr Fred Thuznper "
l. Templet1u 4, :. TuMe{ FG :. GacEef1oA =.
] TtoMpeon & 20 Taekarfl Sflas TnrperIos @ -,
+ TAyiaf Benz ...; Terrau s II ,!Thompeon l.
4, sIa1lTnadge Mp Trip Gideon ~ 1afs jos II
+ Tht np>onA Ks, ,Thodnpsg9 h ''TnonAsenn r
i Thnanak Cf,Ae+, Thuxbef ~ T6tney Wm 2 :.
] sIboahpeon PetsrT rThompfon r TurnGWmC
t ToaheF Patrick ThomPson eapt5 Todd W@ d
Ttompeon Chm Talbot Jus Turner WK
, 1862-07-21

Tsylor Elizabeth mrs
Thomas John r mrs
Thayer Marcia 4 mrs
T1lluteon DAME mrs
ThRyer Sylvester nlrs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-10

Convention, or ii such southerners as
yourself, Stephens, johnson, ct al, had
not stood by him in that Convention, all
now would have been peace, prosperity,
unity and happiness. | wondered often
That such men as you, Dodge A. G.. J, &C.,
couid not see into Douglass unprincipled
and ambitious schemes, and drop him
before you did, as / did
just such war upon the rights Of the
States is being waged here as that which
| fear may be In existence.in the dis Uni
ted States, and made by the Central Gov
eminent here, under the rule of Mariana
Ospino. A great battle, and, think,
final one, was fought in this city on the
18th ultimo, in which the forces of the
South, under General Mosquera, made a
glorious triumph. witnessed the whole
from the balcony of the Legation, and
saw the soldiers under their brave lead
ers, Mosquera, Lopez, ex-Prest. Santa
Gutierrez, &c, charge upon the troops
OF tho General Government. who were
well entrenched behind the strong and
high stone walls in the vicinity of ST. Do
mlngo and the Cemetery, and drive them
therefrom with their twenty odd good
cannon, while the Federals had none
The battle lasted some six hours-some
800 being killed and 700 wounded on
both sides. Espina Bartolomi Galyo,
Attorney General and Acting President,
with some thirty or forty others, leaving
the battle-ground, then at San Victorine,
at III a. m., two hours before the battle
was over, rushed into Mr.. GrifIth's
Legation ior protection. None came in
to my Legation, though had invited all
my countrymen to do so, if they believed
themselves in danger, though assured
them they need appreheud none. / re-
moved my Legation into Cen .Herran's
hne large house on the 15th-throe DAYS
before the battie--at the instance of him
self and family, and of Gen. Mosquera
also, for the protection Of airs Mosquera,
her daughter, Mrs. Gen Herran, who had
been repeatedly, threatened with death il
Gen, Nj. should attempt to enter the city,
and her children, three of whom were
born in the United States.
Your friend Internuncio Ledochowski
and the Jesuit have been expelled from
the country, and Aguilar (lntendente)
Placido Morales and Remainder
all shot for gross outrages, and all deserv-
ed. TX Priests. Orpina and Calvo, with
many others, are now in the same prisons
where they kept some four or FIVE hun
dred for eleven months.
Yours truly.
Gro w. JONES.
p. S.-Griffith, Gooding. Gen. Herran,
Chambers and others send regards to you.
Write me to Dubuque, Iowa, and tell
me the news.
To. Hon. j. 4. Morse; New Orleans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-10
A Pleasant Celebration.

A number of the first families OF Iowa
City, about 20, all told, old and young,
big and little, had good time on the 4th,
in beautiful grove on the farm of DR..
Bowen, State Senator from that District.
THE ladies (what would a picnic be with
out them J had prepared sumptuous
dinner, and in addition to the usual fes-
tivities of such an occasion, appropriate
exercises were had, in the way of prayer,
by Rev. Mr.. Young, reading Of the
Declaration Of independence, by Mr..
Hart, aud stirring little speedily the DR..
AT the conclusion an impromptu contri-
button Of s25 was made to the poor sol
diers of our keokuk hospital, as thank.
offering upon our national birthday, to
our country and her defenders. We
would like to have been there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-10
COMMERCIAL.
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Now York Market.

New York, July o,
Four-Reccpts OF SO go barrels; market dull
heavy and lower sales OF Is 900 barrels at 81 45ap
~ 20 for Super State; - a05 90 for Extra states 81
As "a 10 for Super Wesern - 900 s. O5 fol Common
to Extra Western; SIS oSasa Is for common to good
shipping brands Extra H.. o,
Corn Flour-Markei heavy 19s2c lower, sales at 81
65e 81 so for Common; 81 ooa 50 90 good to ship.
Rye Fionr-saes at ao4.SI 2s per bush.
wheat Receipts 81 oeo bushels; market le lower
with moderate demand; sales OF ~ OOu bushels al
ooasi % for Chicago Spring; $50 81 % for Mil
Club; 81 ioasl u for Amber Iowa; 81 iaa 81 p
Winter Red Western; 81 Is for Winter Rcd Yves
tern.
corn--Receipts 4O,cs1 bush market cents lower
sales go, 900 bush at 6oa5i for Mixed western sound
old
Whisky-Firmer; salss at % u @ssl.e.
CofeeFirm and quiet.
sugar-steads; sales 100 hhds Cuba at 7,a7f.
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From the Constitution I


MEssRs. EpIToRs-- GraHeu4en: learn.
both from private information and articles
published in certain Democratic journals of
our State, that it is the desire of many DEM
Gratis in the State TINT should be placed in
nomination, by the Democratic Convention
to be held the present month at Des Moines
City, for the position Of Attorney General of
Iowa
When consider Row galiantly and glori-
ously the Democratic masses have contribu-
ted their blood and treasure in defence of
the Union, and that about all the officers OF
distinguished character and military services
in the Union army, belong to or eymrathse
with the Democratic party, am free to say
that | should consider the nomination re-
ferred to matter of no small honor.
But such is the condition of my profess
iona! aud other business engagements, that
could not canvass the State, il nominated,
and therefore, with the sncerest thanks to
those gentlemen whore partfality has brought
my name forward, must say in advance,
that would not feAi nt liberty to accept the
nomination, even though it should be tenders
ed me.
Hoping that the Democratic party of Iowa
in their Convention, and at the polls. will
ever keep in remembrance for tho future, as
they have done in tho past, the loyal and
glorious political teachings, in favor of the
Union, OF the deceased patriot and States
man, Stephen A. Douglas,
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
DANIEL F. MILLER.
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Burglaries.

We are informed by Mr. Rockefeller
the City Marshal. that our city is infested
by number of daring burglars, whose
depredstions are becoming uncomfortable
frequent.
during the past six weeks Dinner S
saloon has been entered twice: Mass's
saloon, twice; Nicholson's boot and shoe
store; another boot and shoe store on 4th
street /. B. McLarling's iewei1, store
and Fraslers ard Welt tailuIinq estab-
lishment; and night beiole last i A. Will
hams safe was blown open, Embold
ened by their previous success il is prob
able these rascals will keep on until they
ale nabbed and sent to Fort Madison.
where they can try their skill In picking
locks TO get om, which may be found a
little more complicated than those lhey
have picked to get in. Our citizens viii
OF course take all necessary precautions
to secure their dwellings and business
houses, while proper measures will be
taken to secure these light fingered gen.
try
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hattLefor's Hnir Dye---YEe Re.tfu
the NNnrEd

"iLLsAh a. hAiCHkLoA's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color mot 10 b. ia he'd from nstfr.
wafrhhIeu not 10 !lure the hair III the eas re mtes
ing ~ snFcs " I'D dy- ahd invigora,es the hair for
Aie- tfke, hfboT RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
aspleidid !~ek OF brown, leaving the hair soft and
:. e'1foi Sold b. ALI cruFgists, &c
Tie genuine Is signed WILLIAM A BATruFI
o. thc ggar s.dss ef sacA boz
etory, No. Il BARCLAY Street, New YORK. fl.t.
= ~" Y hHha street iie6-dAvly
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afh-fhe hospital boat City Of Memphis
was expected in last evening, and the
Leighton House is ready for the reception
OF the patients. 1t is fortunate thine
that we have here 80 many spacious aud
comfortable buildings which can he had
for hospital uses.
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In consequence of the storm of yester-
day the Telegraph line was not in work
ing order, depriving us of our reg
nllr reports. There is "A chance here
for some Yankee to make improvements
and invent dispatches that are not afraid
to travel in bad weather.
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Republican Township Convention

The Republicans of jackson Township,
and all others who are in favor of sustain
ing the Administration in its prosecution
OF the present war against treason and re-
belllon, are invited to meet at the CITY
Council room in this city on Friday, July
18th, at 3 o'clock P. m, for the purpose
of appointing delegates to the County
Convention at Charleston, and taking
such steps as may be deemed necessary to
organize, for the approaching campaign.
By order of
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE