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6ummer Retreats.
CLARENDON HOTEL,

CLARENDON HOTEL,
~ SARATOGA SPRINGS, ~ Y
rhlsr-w t'otn-n-Nnit HOTEL viii he ogeaed ON the
FIRST DAA OF JUNE. and viii remain oprn unth the hnt
GAY OF Ortolo No expense ~s' ops cd ~ Nj Johe.,
the owner have everything about the Hotel ~ te ho.s
proved style chat would coEdlce 10 he comfort OF boATd
ers Each room a.. tA.uTrs sud bells Lac beds ars
new .prinl hls msssses Careful aten1on has b"en IAa
10 the scrf.rf.aa 0 tue ruoms Sc. .t .., ,,o,,,, -
Utoa tile grounds Is the WASHINGTON sFHINb, ohe
Of tbc bot slisoga The poPyros u 1ho "a'er are
folows , - "a,
SUBSTANCES CONTAINED ~ fieH "lSs GALLON On "a
CCulC INCHES on,
,,,.,i,, n soli,nilil .3 Su ra Of Mauesil... 09I
Bicsh u Mss,s,ia.. 90 yil did" q SODIUM 100 ~
pi,.,h nj ne. b. Uso bromide OF Potassium at
cef o \ 5a....... st1i ,,h,c Acld..,.' L'NS
Liralb OF l-yu........ $3.50 A!liAinA .'.''A hSeS'
Ch'orJ % te1er.H'' 81 o..,,, ..... s5o III
The rtaes ~ obtained aud an-ly Sed ~ NO 'te
Yic3od los .4e gallon o
Clibcr'c Acid. ........'.'.. .'.''''''''''''' a.
AtAusrLsEie Aig........ ..s.'.'..''''''''''' ~
Cub 'lnChr'...............'''''.'' '.....i'S
MN DORLON, SAasosA ~ 4.
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dougeo an0 farms lUanteO.

GlEAM POWER and ROOM WANTED
- tuI .ut sud puasAAt business safd psMof thren
O. tst or. Au. uuout 20 by 81 iee hrst o. rrcnd
Hoo ~ boz. leu. Nut te below Canalat aud yit.n
tine. block, Il bivsiwsy, of n oonvouioat lJcaluv
loo.ljn ~ Joscy Guy Adde'S. wIA pa4ueulais BUR
ROW ., Hltuue DIhoc
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GO Cct

4 COTTAGE HOUSE, neatly furnished, to !
LIT i1 t4r agmmcf mou.hsi sloIudl Ia b,suulul 1
o uii GIuudi, Waef good, CQuyenisnl caTIiagn house.
frut ole.afc For fluhu, p4uicuafs apply 10 Miss
JI.AIAS 80 FalSuu-st, Pous.kccp,.e N. !.
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TNOIIN TRY HOARD. - WANTED by Q
.GFAANLY Of TEN eisat Of 'bem children board loi ss
works ddle Of july stol selt sTse me i.SmY -
nu.t 10 . one Jul ride ircm ths Guy have penny o.
ma, t,,. .bIttu,o ~ biz allN &c. WI Fo9hne AoM
~,ir. two OF them good siye Address giving IaIeuAs
10 MI HlO Il. box No. LA lo'spHes'
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Ncw Fluctuations.

JsUVO NEW AND IMPORTANT po01l
10 he publ rsd ,i's "eos ey NY.
Z. scEIBNEG, No ~ Vi'Ha' 49,
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-At
v l.lf ir-. siaa'r. t.c .s %. sos inc f-d
..~f.tlas uaI,5r. Lss OF ~ .ur r., ~iih u o'1'
.. tarl.tIfo..- el..B at-f aHa c'as~n.sHeos.
ia o. cod. col como p~as.at sfos'
.ei.fss5ly Doe l.-es re- 4ary 90 s-i-n 4"'c T'''
a,..s over 0ou Arllf .it~f o. '".". e. 90
4. a. nam. no. 81 IIl-. At, h'on IA. D.
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PARIS N AM!ShII O poo,b. lvol

ETW BOOK ON HUMAN IA, 30 ,r,,
r,tY,- p A rs ~ mar on WORLD; Manual OF Eth'
noIcgy ny c. h. bHtcs. lo ! yoi post we .o,oct
Itt-,ts Of ra3 Earliest htt0lcsi hooes tEtn u -.
Rae. Of Ai4il the Mildic Ages 81 ne N'o"'H ~ a.
~ asis ifls GceauCl aut int0ga tuc.1di1s tie Me-
S,,,.tisi la rrssId 70 tao tn0,s Of the Pach' te %
Peoples Of Africa and sucd race. ~ the nas 'cs az y
a.. Zoe subject II Atcl nation hN oiiGt! b'tt, ~
and The io4nsf IN Of Varieties as beahGs OF ihe
ULitv or Diversity OF ORIGIN. sle discussed Al r e'
Codes sent by mall prepaid o. receipt OF piS--
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.rOk SAl.i--Wth thirty -egit acres oi Lad,
Ia. 10 double JJsL With tso-s,fY cxtuusl0n. tlry
u tuil ofy Ys fa 9nr male oil ii~ sound t'i ~
cold setr D.. asn. shate ifess, hn abundance ~ ui
l.rf. v..sfalr ~. 49, A.afr con- 4t'
rp.l..,iol .ot.hal.l luq1lfs VI HOhtR MORGAN. No.
. rIaf..L.
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GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
y rTHHoNSt ElBBONSi.
Lsef, ffUau.De .hade from narrow 20 ofoaAes' "iu'D
L,rt RlghO, : a. 80 20. CO and - cls. ger ysTd.
Fui ut- " HiTF and BLACK WBBOA7.
Millinery sILhs. compriiag al M iishiouap'r ,nsoo~
Sttu lugrr 20 tha stock ~ Allneiy hAN4-''
Ecy - -. In Sff n .td 1HhEAD GLOVES
Isdi,.' RIO GLOVES. from - cent, nc psi up"aie
A., ,t-,p auction l1is Il ENbROlbfhIto
LINEN HANUKE CHIEFS s. &c.
EDWARD RIDLEY, -. go,
E,s al and 9ifl CRAND-S o. aud 70 ~ ALLEh.5I,
rfP-Fiith blocs "a, from tuo Bo"e'y'
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IF YOU want 10 BUY Your CARRIES
4 CHEAP. 50 t. CALI > ,,,c.-,.
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nor SALE-A Plot of GROUND. lOnl0Oi
4 i..f ON tie e .btprt l01 foei o. &c. ~ n Az b,
. zee 'i fof vuidrE 10 st,s' E-rdc snd reai
t. rat v.i iof garu.afs. s-ply A. 80 10 E' ath o
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DOR SALE-Twrnty Acre, Of LAND el'ci-
ty Zoe TO-. two . % Oh &c nuatt-r mrs fron thr g.. o
sd P,.sIp rirrs BROOK y E-.fr.n n.-n'., stu q %
the nisrtct4 81 The Nuhlunfsh sud jamaica I'D BOOK
D. b.a atIau rrui At du.i4..J siatsi Hf .Ut
tar- tIi, Oh T- ~ t'r w1 it-si.al g. inc NruVr
o go n o., ,,ii coat" estate. sd viii uc u-
yoscd of f.. .lhao i.q are =
NILLlAA H.I.rON. Attorney ard Counselor
No D! WIN ~ WY ".
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Real Gsiale Tor Sale.

COTTAGES and Elegant RESIDENCES for
$50 mn IA pArI N.A-fOHK.- ..ico o.
t.t..... t.f ial Gs. ~ .nH Pie e eert 80
Eolisa,'. v.ll lait O. 70. fl,S.j 500 a.. ~ a
~. ri .-, tIia.nrF Fa.t Session ~ rlt3 rcr lot ~
J.. p. Ola g. So LE.-. E.-i 'os-4os1, % oEJ. :.
tuBE. sa. 53 ha.sfl-st
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.OUaE aud LOT, No. 10 dist. Williams-
bud a.. I.3ua sri f.N ulultes WtA . a4Ih t.htL
Oludst feuy. Lug.e 2xjl. wth e4t.li 81 ~ f-et
O, .40D, j. r]out afaa ytd, tafcu .aIs Vince guI tu
uee. Inquire - &. u. A"DthSON, 40 Matc.st IS. !.
[ OrS FOR SALE--At ElilaDctlport, New
J,.rY - sac 'ol, aug pTcai $500. bla, 40 ao
Us go on. 900 rfni on Nty iayO.sJis trfms Of Jay
utut Pv.ort Nl.i4ns t0 uatt uaiu.-c t,iAg sapt.ty
tf.r Ilne jag. QuIilii.s CuLi rcu-sfli O.
tA4ut.r hp p...r AIp.y T. T. 10. hGiLOGu, tlu.ll.
T., aesl Oh. %. J. d. COOLEY, AGc.t L4izA.s.tPof-
Z ANDS. 10 ALL WANTING EAi,MS.--
largo snI d.lgu t,nncut ut \ir. aud. mild cua'e
uIdy solth o idlaiulphil. by ruaad. s'i pro
LuCs sfse cOpsi lJ4c0 tf-a al nom ~ 10 ~ pra
Jsyabe within Sras GOOD business openss so1d
o..ty Uubdlcd d. srttrg aud ml@ug InTO, tlacnts
Apply % CHARLES X. LANDS. fos.ma.tof NiHeis4d
Cumberland County NswJ,rsey. LutieIs answered Pape0
COAailInE iuq inOIlusll0n wall DO ssLt nos,
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IOP SAlE-A valuable country RESlDFN|E

EOR SAL IA valuable country RESlDtt'E
viL sl... - are, Of Llut. swa.d ga DO, C4ueY l'hld
TlnE Nusd iut - o. -s tom fliIu frffy. Bf.okHu Toe
Con-t i..la ao.i pa. o.. huu.o short irtsfv.s.
TIE house rrf.Hlv bu der tgi direct tuprrlt DO
ra-r 10 tt. lIr u,, nni Wasf h-srv The rcunis
, sid rlttci with tho c.o-. tt fr~rs al bearing
% f.Hlt tp- a4rrf Tho whole IJpioa of th~ iA1d
vii DO scli house. aud Two thls ~ iss of tic poe
e-iso nDasy may fral bond 10 u.1u r' of torn q
,fst i,f iugnsf nl,Ila.iD. appy to tho .nic--
81. ed tI~.It0It.
tnAHLrs a -LsIY. 10 o. Atl.ut- o.. Brooklyn
- lSDHitll 3D. No 90 l"tf a.. lfy Do-s. = s. Cy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Especial to Times.]
Headquarters Army of the Potomac,
Oetohar Of 1868.

OCTOBER 20, 1000. J
The enemy's infantry recrossed the
Rappahannock this morning upon two
pontoon bridges, near the Orange q
Alexandra railroad bridge, driving back
Gen. Gregg's cavalry division, which LOST
heavily, aud had a short engagement with
two brigades of our infantry, one belong
ing to the I'd corps, the other to the Sd
corps.
The enemy now occupy the line of the
river, the left of which rests near Beverly
Ford, crossing the railroad near Bolton
Station, and extending towards Stafford
Court House.
Col. Devon's brigade of Buford's COM
mand had severe fight this morning,
near Bolton Station; enemy showing only
infantry to the front.
Among the killed in General Gregg
command is Major c. F. Taggart, of the
I'd Penn. cavalry, formerlyof Gen. Kirk.
patrick's staff. He was shot through the
Knee, which was SO badly shattered as tc
render amputation necessary. Death en-.
sued short time after the operation was
performed. The deceased formerly re-
cided in Philadelphia. He was consider
ed the best swordsman in the army.
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Gen. osserans in Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Oct. &c.

Cincinnati, Oct. 70.
Gen Rosecraps arrived about o'clock
this morning, and was escorted to the
l,urnet House by an immense crowd Of
citizens. He was enthusiastically vel
coined throughout the entire line of march.
Judge Storer introduced HIM to the as.
semblage, and said his friends and the
citizens Of Cincinnati appreciated the
work he b as accomplished for the country,
and assured him Of their mistaken conf
dence. While he has never dishonored his
native Stale the State never forgot him.
Abiding to his removal from the army
Of the Cumberlond he said he hoped
he would require records uopn which that
action was based.
Gen. Rosecrans thanked them for the
expression of sympathy which this public
reception implied. While be felt flatter-
ed by it, he could not forget that the heart
of the people does not go but to individ-
uals alone; it is principle for which we
are contending. The struggle for nation
al life that produces, such assemblies. He
asked people never to forget their duty to
theGovernment, whatever might occur to
individuals. The question as to how he
had been used be desired to Leave for fu-
ture time to answer. Some friends Of
mine in New York, he said, are very So
fictitious about my health. TIE army Of
the Cumberland thinks | am well enough,
and so do /. As for the opium |
have taken, consult my druggist
New York and Washington papers have
said Gems. Crittenden and Nc Cook intend
ed TO make charges against me. They
have assured me they regret exceedingly
such false reports should be started. He
said since the battle of Chickamauga he
had received letter Of approval from the
President for his action in that affair, and
said whatever charges appeared in East
ern papers against him he was satisfied
the Government was in no way RESPONSE
bic for them. He expressed his readiness
TO do whatever Government desired Of
him.
AT the conclusion of his speech, cheers
were given for Rosecrans aud the army
of the Cumberland.
Rosecrans' welcome throughout was
earnest and warm.
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Fight near Tuscumbia.

Cairo, Oct. &c.
The steamer Liberty, from Memphis
@f1n' arrived at late hour last night.
Inc bulletin says on the 2lst inst. the
aas8hce Union forces eastward from Mem
pms met with resistance at Choctaw sta.
uon, on the Memphis & Charleston rail
road. For nine miles from Tuscumbia
log and rain on Wednesday morning de-
iayed the intended early movement. The
nfst division, Gen. Oslerhaus, and second
alv,slon, Gen. NJ. L. Smith, Law close up
70 me hrst division, Maj. Gen Blair COM
n'anu'ng both divisions, when Gen. Os.
'efhaus moved toward Tuscumbia. He had
no'l''oceededfar " hen the advau ce encoun.
tered large force Of rebels es,;ma,od .,
n liom 4,ooV to 5000, under command Of
gems Lee, hoddy and Richardson Tn,
nght ragged furiously for an hour ~
the rebels fell back with beavv ,o "ne =;
killed and wounded. 'o's III
Our side will not exceed 1oo :. m,
and wounded. Col. Terrence and ran.
Randall, of the S0h Iowa. killed up
Rebels are said to have very stron.
Notifications one mile this side Of Tuscun,s
bia on the railroad. Prisoners report tbev
expect to make strong defense there
They say they had 1000 there Tuesday
and received reinforcements of l 900 cav.
airy on Wednesday morning and 1000
more expected there from Brsgg's army.
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Movements of Rebel Pirates.

new ork, Oct. 20.
The bark Urana, from Cape of Good
Hope, Aug. 2Sth, and St. Helena, Sept
18th, arrived here. She reports the bark
Scobride, of Boston, captured by the Ala
bama in sight of the, harbor of Table Bay;
she also reports the capturing of the bark
anna Schmidt, off Boston.
The Florida and Tuscaloosa were cruis
ing on the coast.
Semme had declared he would hang
Capt. Hooker of the Urana, for flying
the stars and stripes in port while anchor.
ed near the Alabama.
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HAIR DYEI HAIR DYE

JlATrHEtOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE ~ tx Best
II ~ tia Horld The only HaraIsss, Irs< ss4 HsGs.
asis Dye known. This spiencid flair Dyels Perfect
changes Red, Rusty OF Gray Hair, Instant! lssss
Blazer hssfrsi Brsrn. without intaring the Hair or
Staining The skin leaving the Hair Soft ard Bean.a
impars fresh vitality frequently restoring lis preside
color and tec,ifes The i'll effects OF Bad Dyes tbs
Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A.BArcaELoR, all other.
are mere limitations. ami should be avoided Sold By
81 Druggists. &c. FACrGRT-si BAscL.v-Srxrrr
New York B.rcHEtoR's Nx~ TosLrT Car. ron
pREssIss TEE HsIK. tysdSsly
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oe,ls az
NOTICE.

To Charles Cannon. Isaac Hall. Henry L Howell
Lamont, Barbara Miller, isaae Ginin, james
Robins on, ST; : Merriam. q II BurbritEe Geo
Frederick, " II Gave. Hedges, VI Turner,
rssgnee OF Petfick Grouse. state Fl Iowa for
the use Of School Fund i, Geo Anders0r q Co:
You, and each Of you, hereby notified ina there
IL flt ~ the ofsce " The Clerk " the Dis
trct Court Of Lee county Iowa at Fort N a ison,
petition Of Hiram barney claiming 81 you. Charles
Cannon, the OF Five Hundred and 20 Ito
Dollars, With 10 per interest per aIbr pa yabIe
annually. az money q re on Mortgage made b. gu
/ to haries Mason. and sing sasgaed to id Hiram
Barney, dated May loth, A D. 1853. ais claim inE
against each Il You the losus said NouRSse,
the same being upon certain lots In the City co.
kuk. described in ssid pffitioa for the ptrt base
mone' n Lee county. loss part ofWhich have tt.
rees fed said Nortczge the rein fort and
furl ~ ~ spg for sale Of said and general
/ reIEef
And unless ynu appear and snsver said petition
| on before oon ne second day OF the rext
1 term Of said District Cont Commence a. 2 RI
" sdison The nfst Monday Of December A. D.
ls63 default i'll be entered against Jon. and iueE
melt rene red thereon prayes IN ard petition
NOBLE Il STRONG
oct--ds~ Attorneys for Plaintf
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
FROM MEMPHIS,
Col. Terrence and Capt. Randall, of the
3oth Iowa, Killed.

Memphis, Oct. %.
The enemy engaged by Gen. Oster-
haus on the 2lst was two brigades oil
stephen ID. Lees cavalry and Jesse For
rests. The fight commenced at l clock
p. m. and lasted an hour.
Our loss was mostly caused by mista.
king Lees cavalry, who were dressed in
our blue overeoats, for our own men,
Our loss was seven killed and thirty-fve
wounded, all of whom have been brought
to Iuka.
Among the killed were Col. Terrence
and Capt. Randall, of the 30lh Iowa in.
fantry.
The weather to-day is cold and windy.
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To Curtis r. Conn, John Sanf1Fd Wm Belknsp
Al WsIlirg. The State II Iopa for he Of be
School FUND.-. nutrgs Anderson. Wheeler Bet
io~s x Go. VIM & l. kud9,ck Miller Alexander
: + Fo9rhiss, chaplin lie. John Hurst Charles
Mel i'll. James Cox Anna y orthinetnn keen
trix The estate Of wm Il Wortbinctet. dsctasedj ;
Miller. Mstn+u ~ CO; Robert Hamilton, Jtmss
Hzmssy. " m Col usn James ~ OK. James Bur-
rows: Caleb Cnpe \ CO. Within ton George
Csbus. sir;kerA Wood 81 Hzmiil; Mott, shob~r
Go. Brown * Gispfenihg
Ton ami each Df you. ereA erfhy notified thaton or
before he igih day ofDeiober ise5 there ~iu he
de in the oeee 4 theeClek OF the Eistrct Of
Tee Cfnniy Iowa, al Frt Maulsc petition Of
Samuel Miller Surviving biier- Claiming ~ you.
the said Carts Conn and John z. Sanford. ih- sum
Of Three Hundred ami Fifty Dollars ans a4t0o Dollars
ard Interest as utDey dee pso-i-s ~ rote, exc
cuted By ihs N 10 samuel di@r ard les IL Reeves;
..a cianirr sHans all of you the foreclosure Of
Nor giTfa TO seruEe Satd Eote coEFe. u TIA
f.lIowtng real e.ts1s. 10 wit lot II In Hrek
eleven II in he lis Of X el u. In tie County OF
Zee ana stale of leWs IN vhich SID real estate tt
0sf~r Eefeud uts Icla' EnF1p ittertsi
AID unless tuu sapear thereto and def I'd befnr
noon of the seepnd das OF the Dtcebef Term. 1853
ofsaid Distgiei Court - tert Anason rcs usut and
decree b. rendered thereof according ~ ih- prayer
or said petition.
RAsKTy & NcCpARY,
oets-d4u Auorueys for Plaintiff.
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FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Especial to Gazette.
GLa,.oro "a

Especial to Gazette.
Chattanooga, Oct. "a.
General Grant arrived here yesterday.
Deserters report Breckinridge's and
landmarks corps Withdrawing from the
irORt
The rebels are moving in large bodies
to our left to day. The object is not
known.
Rumors are afoat that Atlanta and
Rome had been attacked in their rear.
Weather cold. All quiet.
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Washington Oct. %.
The Navy Department has received in.
formation that the steamer De Soto in
the latter part of October, when in the
Southwest Pass, received information that
steamer had been boarded by band OF
robbers and carried out of the river, after
run of thirtyiye miles.
The Leviathan, new and very fast
steamer was supplied with coal and pro-
visions for cruise with picked crew.
Captain Walker says he feels great salts
faction in announcing her success; for the
Boston much inferior vessel, was carried
off BY tie rebels in the same month
We since fell upon her track, and thus
had an opportunity of witnessing the
desolation she spread in her path, black
ing the seas in her wake with the charred
mem oTials of many fine vessels. The lie
viathan with her desperate band has been
sent to New Orleans.
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soUT HERN ACCOUNTS.

Fortress Monroe, Oct. 90.
The Richmond Dispatch of the s2d
contains the following:
Meridian, Miss, Oct. 90.
u icial information states that the
Yankees are rapidly retreating to the Big
Black, pursued by our cavalry. On their
retreat they burned some houses in Gin
ton.
resident Davis left this afternoon for
Enterprise. '0'' '''
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S-T-lS6O-X
DrOke'S Plantation Biffers.

They purity, strength. and InviEorzie.
They create = healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to shsnge OF water aud diet.
They overcome effects ofdlssipsion and late hours
They strensthsn the system and eniven The mind.
They prevent mia.maic and intermitteri fevers.
The purity the breath and acidiiy ofthe stomach.
They care Dyspepsia aad Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea. Cholera and Choier. MorhHs.
They cure liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are The best Biiters in the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They made Of pure ST. Croix Rum
Tue celebrated Caiisasa Bark, roots and herbs aud
tskn with the pleasure of beverage, without regard
10 age or time of day. Particularly recommended 70
delicate persons requiring gentle stmu Sold By
all GroceFs, Druggists, Hotels AID Saloons
p DRAKE Il CO ,ac2 Broadway yev.York
Sold BY Andrew J. wilkinson
ie27-dhw6m No. % Asin-st.. Keoknk-
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lcoHMrsIcATep-
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CtRABLE DISEASE
II CARD.
TO CONSUMPTIvEs.

The undersigned having been restored to health In
few weeks. by = very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with lung Affection and
that dread disease copsumption-is anxious to make
known 20 his fellow So Herers the means u cure.
To all who desire 1t he will send copy Of the pres
cpton used (ree Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will end
for CossuxrTros, ASTHMA, BRoxcHfrfs
Cososs, CoLes &e TIE osiy object Of the advertiser
in sending the prescription Is benefit the afflicted
and spread inform alton which be coBeeIves In
valnase aud he hopes every cerer will Try TIL.
nedy, as il sii cost them nothing. and may prove
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Parties wishing the prescription win please address
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NOTICE.

] o John Gag. administrator, ard Nsry Craig
wtdow. nj Emuz Craig. Aibrrt Cr~ig. Msry Anns
Gratis, George craig sn1 James Craig. minor ehilere
Of James : CrafE 1ecesse
Ton are heress aotiaed that there's file in
the Office Of the CLERK Of tie plstris Court 81 Zee
county Iowa. Fort Madison petition AID amended
PETITION 81 Hiram Earnes claiming trdcm MT agair ST
you J0hn H. Gsig, st1intstratc Sort h o. Three
Thousand Dslarst AID ten pr ceut Interest frcH s.
Auau>t, 1850 upon youT Aorigsce Charles " .son
upon Lots SIX 6 sn3 seven II. Block nine g! in
aAson's upper EGiifian tn els u Keukuk Iowa,
and sgAtnst al VI said Sboye nalnet a. en1snts
claiming ih- sale Uf - II Lots pay n sai# det &c.
the guishmeai Of all equity q REDEMPTION. d
for EenerEi r lief
NoF, each OF yon must appear and answer said petit
ien Nv % The seeoDd day Of the next term OF
said Court BE- held al FOR adI-on the trsl y
day of D. eenher D. 1868 OF jadsmeat viii Be
lad therein against you b. default
ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
ocf23-flw PiAiHtirs Auo.ney.
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Occupation of Can ton, Miss.
Memphis, Oct, 22.

Memphis, Oct. %.
General Mcpherson, on the 18th,
came up with the enemy near Canton,
Miss, and after short fight, the enemy
retreated, leaving 600 prisoners in our
hands. Mcpherson occupies Canton.
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From Aspinwall.

New York, Oct. GO.
The steamship North Star from Aspin
wall 18th arrived with s296,32I.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

Charleston, Oct. 20.
A accommodating party of the enemy
in barges were discovered near Fort Sum
ter last nj gbt, between l9 and o'clock.
and drove off with grape shot.
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SUNDRsEs.

LEATHRR-Sole 3oa % :harnes.3sa43.
HIUEs-Dry Film, isSi7e: Dry saIted II; grub,
halfprice green Sc; green sheer pelis IJc&
25.yreen hog skfnsi5c.
skEDs-Timo,hy - so 10 IS; Flax, - 90.
PEATHERS-35a4o.
CHEEsE-Hsmbafg "a to I5c
eg.F CATTLR-lis2ic gross.
SHEEP-a2 50 to ss 81 rhesd.
wooL-Clean Tubwsshed. 40 t. SOC; Unwashed one
bird less.
oILS-Cesl Oil, SOC; retail 9Oc Lipseed OIL
81 659si e5; Lard OIL, s5c to %; Fish OH 81 40
BEEswAA-35e.
FAT HoGs-s3 50 gross.
RAGs-wooen X Cotton 2ie.
NEW GUINNESS AK 10 eei,
oLDtRoN-ic y D. Brassloc 4 Copp<,
Ice . d.
BxcHAssE.-ob New YORK X percent .oankabh
funds; Philadelphia, Boston aud Cincinnati x per
cent. St. Louisand Chicago y per cent. old ~
buying.
DRY GOODS.
sHEETIsGs Il sHiRTINGs-2o to zoe.
DRILLS-9s to 4oc
PRIsTs-4H to 23ie.
DELAINs-25 to 32tc
GINGHAMs-23 to sTlfc.
CHADWICK COATS sPooL-sl 90.
sKEiN THREAD-sl 10 to - 30
FARMERS MECH CAssIMBRE-eo to CSC.
SKIRT BRAID-50c 10 81 90.
CORSET JEANS 27Hc
DENIMs-2ai to 3Tfc.
TICKISG-e2t 70 Coo.
L1NSEYs-3o to 5oc
CANTON FLANNELs--2s TO 49,
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Cincinnati. Oct. &c.

Cincinnati, Oct. co.
The building No. 10 Front street, oc-
cupied by Lewis Leyner, government
feed contractor, was destroyed by fire yes
terday. Loss $4,000. Insured.