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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-02
GTWTRAT ORDERS No. IA.
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OFFICE

ErcHaoSD, February 3, 1883 }
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5g - er.s5 as6 airected 20 enforce existing con
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fi5rs VTasa Ir31 ad ssr articles tbus contracted ior
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f- -,t5 Il rfrt8 ssis o. are nos promptly delivered
soe r5ue 20 hs fsrls and spirit Of Lhs contract tPey
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sssistsucs shal Be stored oy me eoisnos.s Of ~
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eniorce1laut O. tho ctlirast
vVtan b eeHtraf : sha4 have been persstszEy Tioated
arrar ten fsvs use= al detailed or ecnser1ptea men
WI be v-itbarsv7u znd rned 10 other worlU
S. COPPER
II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-02

~ The Pioneer Express company favored
rs again, last evening, with Mobile papers
ehesd Of the mails.
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- ,- - saat il an charged with tha execution
III tbs s65ve nrtisr ] aazE rgi1y enforce % "a ai
cases broush. 20 ny ucte=, and ~ -aelllo - ~ ~
-- -lr rr-rl ft= ga1a ini endent Of the Sitre aud
8fIsfor Frssa vii ssnd every conffecsor 81 IAl-es
- q usieet % tae cu1se pt law o ths nearest camp
u VIZ. RICHARDSON HUNT
Nriar etc. en- Ordnance Duty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-02

r-,-se az ste shove order al Iron masters
- I. = fss e.4f-s af Alabama Georgia SCUM
-T---sf-,. ~ Tennessee, viii make aptAee'igh
y, ~ i,r tba 6etaH ~ Glch couacrp@ = n1-y -
indirpe1.sate e in Carrying oqt iAsr -. f-ss a
glrsrs-ss 1ltr,sr nent u s e. 10 l,s.e-- ,...
~ 81 --t-s-f of each contractor masin6 sppleelen
- a-f r on.-s ints that his fequisi ion snau pe
ar~1ranaaf-f lv cer.ihed copy q us =
oath ti.f The e1rvices ol The p2tsels eolAt9 !, -
falsd - ir5lseesahla for the -u1lLleat q -
f---4 80 .haf tbe lsborar Csluof Be otherF5se %
frued end f1rlh r that when tie services % ~ 80
5e-rtg shan no longer be uesiea, the af4Lt wiz tlL
- ce1 sli8t 3 tbs enrolling cef q t9
~ se-rfes r. she rrnly also certificate of me entell
r.ri-iou haqe been properly eurolioo. Uefis-cates
- o.th4 70 be bv and before iustice of the psace o.
l- sfrsfe aaih8rized by laW 70 aduinigtar oath2
II a-rrnrricstionE addressed - ne a. Selma Aiai
via uoesr with pro1p- attention
WE. RICBARDSOE HUHT,
,,hsln sla'or eie-i o. oTdaaEce Duty.
C s. EITRE AND MINING BUREAU,
RICHMOND, January = 1905.
,,-.,r -fesf soug caaueesa with the iioFe-nm5at
"a T-or ana Caa-cr 9 utracLs in sse-ffia AlsoaiAei
-@-5srl snd 'renueagee- VIII netealieI heelo-77e
- 800 -lgm = uunt oeimai Al-.
n Trnoesng ior eoatFsil pa tlos 80 - --l -, S.l
- t- 6rsf srrsnging ths terms aad al iocai details
sfl ne SELMA ol3ee, inst@ad q submitting props
lais e her'so'0's' = J. n ST. JoIy.
e..- 8sior and Superintendent
srraA Ala Fsbrusry l5 1853.
tzrr,-r hssn chsTgad viii t1e mansg anls q ne
- 7- tr4.r.aiof lle doTerElIaels - t1e Ets'ee el
-f----.. facr-ia ard Harnesses - o-ies- Lasius
-.-t-' --.ts 1aa I.rG g. hose states Wi rep ,it
ssr-ss - scale 81 S-ls ca sfe ess-'----a 1-- -
iofee s-s- 5,Ifl EICHkRDs0N HUNT,
-tx4n Ha 80 OI oraasHes D9iy.
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o. sFLlIA.

At Selma, too, this Yankee adYsnturer adds,
everything was done by patriotic ladies, for the
wounded Everything was served by beauh-
ful women with the most beWitchlng smiles.
ga piano was brought into the ward, and the
,Nnng ladies' Wed with each other in delsctating
us with Dixie, the Msrseillaise, end ike patri-
cite soOgs" This amusing aDecdote IS told OF
the ladies' Of Selma: "The unmarried ladies'
were so patriotic that every able bodied young
man was constrained to enlist. Sons months
previous TO this gentleman was known to be
engaged for an esrly marriage, and hence de-
cined to volunteer. When his betTothed, q
charming girI and devoted lover, heard Of his
refusal, she sent him, by the hand of q slave, a
package enclosing note, The package con
tained lsdy's skirt and crinoline and the note
these terse words: "Wear these, or volunteer"
He volunteered. It viii doubtless be 9 matter
of surprise and gossip to the pretty ladies OF
Selma when this article catches their obserya-
ton, and they learn that the tau interesting
young surgeon who was with them last summer
| -Dr. Stevenson -s9d who upOn his fine animal
"Selim,', accompanied them upon many a
riding excursion is a deserter and q Yankee,
and the author Of the volume Of which we now
speak.
This inlantry--ordnan avsiIy--eoaIler--
/ doctor-deseTteT, exhorts the North 70 sweke to
| action. for saws he The North is asleep and
# viii become the sleep Of death, national
death, if q new spirit be not speedily awakened.
Altogether, the little volume is very teTse
and interesting, and speaks Of things Ia ou
country very fayorably when we consider tina
they are written Of By an alien. eeseItsr, anC
] an ehemy y 4pl1 o1s AE'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-02

~ Ex. Mayor Bsugh and daughter, OF Mem
phis, passed through this city last evening en-
route for Alsbama.
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q & NrTRE AND MINING BUREAU, Z
Rr-rrOND. February 3. 1868

Aala.mt aaa InsPselas-ssaaral
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AN 1NrKREsTGNG YANKEE ReoK.

Singular Adoeninrss Of aa Impressed Kaakso--
An Infantry CaDalrg- Ordnance Staff Doctor
Righhs Before Shiioh-MobRe and its PaiTiot-
ssE-SeLma and It's Ladies' Etc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
Washinpton Sent.

Washington Sept. p.
Gen. Slocumb, commanding the 18th
Army Corps. has rendered his resignation
to the President.
The Government a. present has on
hand in the different arsenas throug
the country 100000 effective stand Of
arms and the number is rapidly increas-
ing. The Springfield Armory alone turns
out $4,000 riaed muskets every month,
under contract made by Secretary Cam
eron nearly two years ago with private
parties for 100000 rified arms. Only
$4,000 have as yet been delivered to the
Government.
The statement going the rounds Of thu
press that 900 men are absent without
leave from the Army of the Potomac, OF
in other words had deserted, is incorreoi
from the figures in the Provost MARSHAL,
hands. On the first of July, 1868, there
were but 90, 7s9 deser.ers from all The
armies in the field Since the establish
ment Of the bureau of desertion over
1900 of these miserable skulks have
been returned to their regiments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
New York. Sept. %.

The America from Liverpool from Bre-
men via Southampton, has arrived.
The steamer Star sailed from Clyde to
run the blockade. Two others were ready
to follow.
Eighty of the Florida's crew had arri-
we'd at Cardiff and proceeded to Liver
pool.
The Times Paris correspondent says
the attachment Of the Florida was not al.
lowed to take place while in the imperial
dock yards. i.
The Times of the 18th has an editorial
on Canada TO the effect that she could nc
more exist as an Independent nation BY
the side of the United States than lamt
by the side ola wolf. She has to choose
between union with the United States and
annexation to the United Stotes, and il
says by the choice they make they shall
abide The Times then puts the question
to Canadians, who it says have shown al
willingness to raise reasonable force
to assist invasion, which course will they
choose to fight freely for the defense o
their own homes. or be dragged at the
cannon's mouth TO feed an allied struggle
in the heart of Distant foreign and I'M
healthy country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
Louisville. Sent. %.

Nashville trains from the front ar.
bringing wounded men and Confederate
prisoners. Up to date about 1900 rebels
have arrived here, among them Col. J
J. Scales, 30th Miss. Maj. s. ]. c. Davis
i7'h Tenn, and w. D. G. Floyd, 5 Cap.
talns, and Is Its. One of the Captains
was Z. B. sayers, chief engineer of Folks
corps. Over 5000 wounded reached
here since Wednesday.
Telegraphic communication is not vet
opened with Chattanooga.
Guerrilas are very numerous near Co.
lumbus. "''' w
Maj. Fitz Gibbon, of the 18th M;ch;.
gan, arrived here tonight with 80 nr;s
oners. p'
Reported all quiet at the front. and our
forces terrifying.
Baltimore, Sept. %.
The steamer Spaulding arrived at Fort
Monroe yesterday with dates from
Charleston Bar to Friday morning.
Nothing important had occurred. Gill
more is actively erecting siege guns.
The bad weather had interfered with
naval opentioss. e-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
Especial to Tribune.l
Washington, Sept. 81

dstiuS loui Cspp. ~t.
VIM. Lawrence of Bellefontaine, Ohio,
has been appointed Judge of the United
States District Court of the Southern Dis.
trict of Florida, in place OF VIM. Marvin
resigned.
Mosby and his guerrillas captured six
of the 10Th New York cavalry and eight
horses near Aide on Thursday last.
The Secretary of the Interior to-day
decided averse to the claim of the State
of Illinois for two per cent on all lands
retained by the Government in the Indi-
an Reservations. The military reserya-
tons of Fort HARDWOOD and Crawford in
Wisconsin being deserted for railroad and
other purposes, an act of Congress at the
last session authorized the selling of the
same at public sale. An agent of the
General Land Office was sent out to ex-
anime and report upon tie same. He
has returned and arrangements are being
perfected to have the land surveyed and
sold under the provisions of the above
act.
The Fort HARDWOOD reservation is situa-
ted at the mouth of Fox River on Green
Bay, AMI contains about five thousand
acres.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
Fort Monroe. Sept. ae

A desefter was conducted into our
lines with surprising tales of the doings
Of the rebels in Richmond.
Rumors few about the city in all d.
rections that the rebel capitol was being
evacuated, and that the whole rebel army
was deserving Virginia and going South.
This gained strength from the statements
Of a party Of our men who had escaped
from Belle Isle and came into Williams.
burg, Virgins, to Gen. Onderdonk, com.
handing cavalry at that advance post on
the Peninsula. These men stated, sub.
stantially, the same facts as the deserters
Troops were known to be moving in large
numbers through Richmond, and going
South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
Especial to World.]
Washington, Sept. 81

Washington, Sept. II.
The good news received from General
Rosecrans is interpreted by the official Or
gan of this morning to mean that rein
forcements have reached him, and that
he may soon decide when he shall re-
sumo the offensive. 1t would be highly
improper at present to reveal in full the
nature of our present position, but 1t is oil
such nature as to render an attack on
our lines exceedingly improbable
The sanitary condition of the army is
very satisfactory. tt is generally thought
it was never in better condition than al
present. !,
There is good reason to believe thai
Lee is not anxious to press an engage
ment, and that if he should attempt Q
flank movement his labor will be vain. d
large portion Of our army is encamped
near Culpepper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
Cincinnati. Sept. 2S

The Commercials correspondent gives
more gloomy account of the battles in
Georgia than those by other correspon-
dents. Our loss in artillery and baggage
IS greatly exaggerated. All our divisions
fought well. The army was drawn up
around Rossville Monday in good order,
awaiting an attack, but the enemy de-
clining to give battle, our army fell back
and took up stronger position around
Chattanooga. The soldiers are in GOOD
spirits. There is no lack of guns, ammu-
milton or provisions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
New York, Sept. IS.

The Herald says reported movement of
troops, as published in one or two papers,
are nothing better than sensation para
graphs. There is little doubt that the
statements have been made by interested
parties for the purpose of operating On
Wall street.
The u. S. revenue steamer Hercules
while lying under the Virginia shore o.
Chesapeake Bay, was attacked on the 2oth
by guerrillas. but after an engagement o.
90 minutes the rebels were driven off.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!

DATcHEGoRsS celebrated HAIR DYE Is the Best
ID N the World The only Haymi4ss, 7ru< and Reit-
able Dye known. This splendid Hair Dyeis Perfect
changes Red, Rusty Gray Hair, nstanty Glsxss
Biafk or Neutral Brorx without iniarng the hair
Staining the skim leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful
i'm parts fresh vitality frequently resorng It's preside
eolor. and recsifes the Ill effects d. Bad Dyes The
Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. Bate HELoR, all Others
are mere limitations and should be avoided. sold BY
all Druggists, &c. FACTGRY-si BAEoLAY -sTRrrT.
New York B.TcHrLosh EEw Tour Car VI ron
DaEssss THE HAN. iyedhsiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
New York, Ser 1t. 90.

A special from Washington says the
Republican to-day says the dispatches
which left Rosecrans' headquarters yes
terday afternoon announce that he occu-
pies natural stronghold from which he
cannot be removed, and the enemy has
made no attack since the 2lst.
Gen. Maggo, who arrived at Chatta-
nooga on Saturday, upon invitation ex-
amined Rosecrans' defenses, and says
nothing but seige can dislodge him,
and the enemy is making no movement
in that direction.
The Republican is silent on the subject
of reinforcements having reached Rose
Grams.
The delegation from Missouri will no.
present its address to the President un-
til Tuesday or Wednesday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
Especial to Post.
Washington, Sept. q

Washington, Sept 81.
Leading Republicans in the West are
writing to Washington letters of remon-
strstion against the proposed abandonment
of the draft in the Western States and
the substitution therefor of new system
of volunteering.
1t is rumored that Maj. Gen. Harwood
will tender his resignation.
1t is stated that Burnsides resignation
has been accepted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
New York. Sept. %

The committee of the Stock Exchange
made its report at the Board this morning
on the Michigan Southern Railroad mat
ter. 1t did not recommend any action
and the Board did not take any. The
sales of the stock at the Board were
about 1000 shares, commencing at so and
selling down to 784@78t at the close,
while sales were made outside as low as
764.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29

AsGExTLEMAS, cured OF Nerv pms Debility, In-
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
acsuaded BY desire 10 benefit othert will be happy
furnish to all who need IL, Gree N CHARGE the re-
cepe and directions for making thu simple Remedy
used in his case Those wishing " profit by his ex-
pertence-and possess a Valuable Remedy-wiii re-
celve The same BY return mail, Carefully seaed) BY
addressing JOHN oGEEE,
auxis-dkwsm No. 60 Nassau ttreet, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29

VALLAKDIGEAA.-We are informed
by person who knows, that Vallandig-
ham has at last found an appropriate
boarding place at Windsor, Canada, with
desefter from the Federal army, named
Cherry. 1t is supposed that "val."
will take several " bites at that "Cher-
ry."-[Spring6eld News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
New York, Sept. %.

Mayor Opdyke has the Common Coun !.
ellis draft exemption ordinance, that OF
the Board Of Supervisors is, however, In
force.
The Opiuione Rationale of Port au
Prince Of Sept. 18th, announces the
American Admiral in the West India sta
ton had made demand on the Spanish
authorities at Port au Platte for repara-
ton for damages inflicted upon American
citizens in the sack of that city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29

Z. Nonts
In his letter to his friends in Memphis,
speaking Of his noble army, Gen. Grant
uses Abe following beautiful and sig
ni6cant expression:
"They will rejoice with me, that the
miserable adherents Of the rebellion,
whom their bayonets have driven from
this fair land, are being replaced By men
who acknowledge human liberty IS the
only true foundation of human govern
ment.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29

NEW BOOKS.
Austin Ellioit--by Kingsley.
Artemus Ward.
Life In the spea Air.
Lost and -aved-hy Mrs. Merton;
Rockford--by Mrs. Lille Devereux INFESTED;
Drifting About--by Stephen Massett;
Ny Southern Friends--by Edmund hirke;
In the Tfopics--by Richard b. kimbali;
Journal of y Residence on Georgia Plantstion-
By Mrs r. A Kemble;
Poe's Works, Biue and Gold;
Saxe's .
Reals :"
Gibbons Rome. Vols.
Chamber English Literature;
InIormation for the People;
Packard's Minor Surgery;
The Excise Tax Laws by Commissiner Etee;
The Flying Dutchman-Saxe:
Marian Grey-by Mrs. n. 8 Holmes;
Like and Unlike;
Les Misessbies;
0rpheus G. Kerr's Papers. Cd Series.
Frcemasons Monitor.
Cooks Voyages
At Odds--by The Author Of Quits;
Burrs Field and Garden;
Vegetables of America;
The Campaign OF 1862 ana os'
PhvsioIoeical Mem oirs-hy Hammond
Dckeus' Complets works.
Uomeand Abroad Second Series;
The Poets Journal, by Bayard Taylor;
Parsop Brownlow Shook:
Okaraneo kivors
RdVin Brotherloft, by winthrop;
rs Thisdsy feeeiyedss Rxg
sspe3--4 Ger, Main and 4th streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
MIDNIGHT REPORT.

Washington, Sept %.
Up to o'clock to-day nothing of spe-
oial importance has been received from
Chattanooga.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29

Poughkeepsie, Sept. s8.
In the boat race HamiIl beat Ward in
out of sight, in thirty-seyen minutes and
fifty-fve seconds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29

TOR SALE-One 2-fue Boiler, 26
Il feet long, 4s-inch dlamater, 1e.ipch naes; .
engines, 26-inch stroke, 9inch cylinder; force
pump; cold water pump, and hog chains, all com
plete for Steamboat, by
JAMES BURROWS,
Residence on thstreet, betw. lain Bondeau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29

Nov known in thsor any other country, viii stop, for
few days only, In this city, At the WILLS HOUSE
keckuk, Iowa, where she:csn be fpna At any time.
AL those desiring 10 know their Future Destiny,
Or those who have lost anything Of value, either By
theft or accident, can be told with certainty.
Its unnecessary 70 onter Into description Of her
extraordinary powera you can be con- inced by
calling her.
IFThcre arc also many secrets to b. learned by
calling on her.
ITAll persons desiring TO know their future des-
q ny, will pletso eali q once Is ss
ssv0ed1w CHAtGkS RRAsoaAHI&,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29

Epiros OF Garx CTr.-Dear SIT With year PER
mission wish h say 10 Tie resder Of yoar paper TIA
viii send BIZ rssurn mail 10 ell " no vsh it, free
Recipe With fall dirscseas ior dsfing and using a
simple Vegetable BGiHa that Will eEectHaly remove,
u - esys psrprles. BiateAes Tan, Freckes sBd all
Impurities % The skis, ie<yss lie ssUs soft. dear,
saootA and tesEnfui.
win 40 mali free 70 thase having Ea1 Heads or
Bare Faces. simple direettvas aBi Information ths;
vfn enasle them 20 start full saowta Of Luxnrsn;
Hair wAskers or Moustaehe in T.. than 20 days
All sppileati5n- answered ~ esurn nsil whhou
ehErse.
Respectfully years,
Yhos. E CHAPMAN, c4e.isf
ie3o-d3m Ne 55I 5ro4t Us ~, Aew erk-
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brick COTTAGE FOR SALE.

Cottage for q small family. Intending whole lot
on Morgan street, between sth and 9tn 10 offered for
sale at the exceedingly Low price of e700. is de
sirabse location, and has ell the
The owner can DO seen NJ the residence OF WILLIAM
STEELE, corner oil Franklin and 9th streets.
sep2S-diw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29

The Boston friends Of General
Banks have determined to present him
with sword, to commemorate the sur
render Of Port Hudson, and = handsome
sum has already been raised for the pur-
pos. 80 go
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
Washington. Sent. %

Gen. Hooker left Washington to-day
to enter on active service, ButterGcld
will continue his chief of staff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
DRY GOODS.

sHEETIsGs x sHfRTISGs-ao to 3ie.
DRiLLS--e5 10 35c.
PRfNTS--leb. to 2ac.
pELAINS-e2 TO 2stc.
GINaHAMS-gi 70 2sc.
CHADWICK & COATS srooL-eoe.
SKEiS THREADED 10 to I'll 10.
FARMERS 81 MECH. CAssIAERE-se to9s5c.
SKIRT BRAID-59c 10 81 90.
CORSET JEANS 30 o csc.
DESIMs-7o 70 35le.
TICKING-ect 10 soc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
sptfial Notices.
Arrival and Closing 81 Mails.
DISEASES OF THE NE4 yoUs, SEM

- NAL, URINARY AND bE1uAL STsTkM.-NeW
and reliable tyeatnent-in Reports III the no" AhD
AssoCIATIoN-Sent in sealed ietter envelopes, free
ofcharee Actress DR.. s. sKILLts HoUGHToS,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
aug25-dGw3m
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S-T-l86O-X K.
brakes plantation Biffers.

They purtsY strength en- and nvigbrzte.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote TO chnn re of ster and diet
They overcome effects ofdissipaubn and late horfs
they strengthen the system and edliven the mind
They prevent mis.maiie and inter niieni iefers.
They purify the breath ard seidii3 q lss stomach
They cure Dyspepsia snd C5ast'ERnon'
They cure Diarrhea, Choera and Fholsra horoas
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are me best Estters In the wtsl8. They E<k'
the weak man sirpng, and are ehhanssed natHre':
great re.tor.r They are ade u hire ~. Croix Rn q
The celebrated Cssa.A BARK roots bad herbs aud ar
taken with The pleasure Of beverage, without regsrt
10 age or time OF day Particularly recommended =
14.4es.e psrseAs requiring gentle kimu ant soitol
Ill srooers, ssggisss, hosess and "a Icons
"A DRAKE CO, 2e2 Broadway. Sew-serk
said by Andrew J. MfikfnsSn.
is47xkvsn Ne. 81 khn-ss.. k-okak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-29
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.

Any person wishing an Oval Picture Frame will
ind elegant stock for sale the CRY Book STORE
Wholesale or Retail
j. W. OGDEN,
Sept. rs, 1853 Main and Oh Streets.
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Albany, Sept. %.
The draft commenced here to-day and
is progressing quietly.
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SURVEYORS oFrIcR. J

SURVEYORS OFFICE
Keosrk. Iowa, Mas q, 1883
SoTICE.--To all persons having gsas, revoivers
pistols. Eagnitss % u sns ktnd for sale are
orsrred sell dispose Of abe without srsi
obtaining ErEa from the undsrsisned by order q
o. speesaf Assn1 81 The Trearurg Department. All
persons violating This w be Halle TO have
rsocs oonasste4 Tor Tie OF the Government OF the
UuRsg states roHN sTANSTs.
maySr-1lf hGtFsyo< and lgssE1sQr.
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lbK TELEeNAFHI
Now York Market.
New York. Sept. IS
Flour-ioc better Sales al IS 6o65 10 for Extra
stsie; % s5ae6 % K. H. o.
wheat-NsminaIip hrmer. little Offering Sale.
at 81 IS for Chicago Spring; 81 lossI "a for
Milwaukee Club; 81 e7asl % for Winter Red.
Cern--shaae Grmer Sales at67a-2.
oa,s--Droo ping. Sales al s7a7sc.
pork-shade frrner. Sales at sI2 e5s eI2 so fer
old; el4 90 for new mess
Lsrd-Firm. i01.6iic.
Whiskcy-Firm al CSC.