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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-08
Keep your feet Warm n .
NEWMAN IMPORTED
FELT SHOE, ;.
Just the thing for this cold climate.
II
Durability and Comfort Combined.
A large assortment CALL AND SEE AT
v7nl9m3 JOHN H. MI ES'.
7 EC KS
Ref1'eszs,,ae1,t Hug,


kIEzTGSlInIG1IL H1G1G,
RED WING, MINI. 49,.
Plum street, East side four doors from Maj" street.
Come Citizens and Farmers all,
And give the Nev Sa1oon IL call
III dish you up an Oyster stew,
Or roast, or fry. rs may please you,
Or chicken nicely tricasseed,
Or in any other form you need;
And Turkeys roasted boncd or fried,
(They were nice and fat before they died.
Then there's head cheese and pickled feet,
And spare rib too, all you can eat;
And steaks ofbeefand pork, and pickpd trpe;
And sometimes Il rabbit, sometimes a snipc.
Sometimes IL dish ofvenison or partridge rare,
Or other wild game caught with saarc;
Or pork aAd beans. all nicely baked.
A Yankees credit here is staked,
10 make as tino pumpkin pie,
Or m nee, or apple, or cranberry,
Or other kind, us housewife fair,
Can manufacture with skillful care.
Then add to these all kinds Of cake,
Sach rs good housewives like to make;
There's picked cabbage, or cold slaw
And apples either cooke! or raw,
And other fruit Of various kinds
Pickles., Catsups, these you'll find.
Wit, fish, and eggs, and sausage too,
All sept on purpose to please you
In drinks Pm hound to give you all,
The various kinds for which you CALL
That health and happiness can give.
And make lie pleasant While you live.
SO gentlemen and ladies tair,
Give ma IL call, and with great care
I'll strive to please YOU one and all,
Both malc and female, great and small.
j. f.. BECK.
II. Blades Saloon up st;irs--cntrane
out side. Mrs. BECK in attendance.
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VICTORIA:

VICTORIA; .
THE HEIRESS OF CASTLE, CLIFFE
BY COUSIN NAY oARLEroN,
-4uthor If s: Giosy Gower,' /" 4SybH CansDbeW y
Ermi~se,' :" La Aasque,'' &c., DC.
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DIED.

DIED,
luthis city, April &sh, 1865, JANA CALDrA,
~niydasgassr Of Eva ssevena, ased one year
aud niue days.
Sweet spirit thoa hast LEFT NJ.
We hear thy voice no more;
Oar hearts Are sad saA lonely.
But thy su1brinss are DER.
A better home new elaine tAss,
In that bestsp Land ab~se,
Where pain eaanss distress the
whsrs all IL psaes sad love.
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THE NEW YORK MERCU RY
.. FOR THE NEW YEAR,

1t is with no fear OF Wars effect upon their
literary fortunes, that the publishers of THE
New York Mercury acknowledge tho UNIV avering
loyalty oftheir two hundred thousand subscribe
ers, and announce to them. aud to all, that
The New York Mercury for this year 1869
will be richer in every luxury Of Polite Litcra-
ture than over before. It. no upstart spccula-
ton. no temporary sensation" hut " first.
class literary weekly, which has been familiar
to the United States tor quarter Of a century;
and while the wishy- washy mushroom prints
Of yesterday are cutting down their talent even
while they raise their subscription price, The
New York Mercury maintains al its great Staff
Of Romanccrs, Poets, Hcmorlst>, Essayists.
Story Tcllers, and Editors, and promises to
make it still greater tor 1859. -
tits tho one paper for every home. It's forty
columns Of reading matter per week constitute
an unparalleled 80
CONSERVATORY FTHE ENTERTAINING
and its Novels, Miscellaneous Tales, Beauties
OF Verse, Gossip, Feuilletons, Broatlsides Of
Humor: and Polished Editorials, combine to
epitomiZc all the charms Of ~ ,'4. =
WIT AND SENTIMENT!
The husband reads it to his wife, the mother to
her children, the lover to his sweetheart, the
soldier to his comrad., AMI the village school :
master to the circle around the stove. It's f.-
mi!iar to the sight Of every man, woman mad
child in our country, and has regular subscrib-
ers IN several countries of Europe, The New
York Mercury ls slso Identified with the grand
est patriotism Of the age. for several members
of its brilliant Staff hold high runk in our noble
army, and have made themselves tam ous with
the sword as with til Pen. The great illus.
trating artist of The New York Mercury, the
inimitable barley, gives the paper the highes,
attributes of Fine Art; and yet this largest lit
erary weekly OF the day promises to surpass
itself in all these respects during the New Year
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RErunxKp.-J. w. Nortbrup has just
returned from the East, whence he has been
ysne to purchase a stock Of goods.
Ills goods will be here to day or to NOR
row, and will be tho first new stock OF the
season. Call and examine them.
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4 PPLEs-green ard ariea--dried cheYYses.
3. IrHuss, Pearl Iarley. girs, gsisina Eng
'isIt carsasiss. Ae., FOR saIs ~ HARIAE.
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4 VI. Fee Tea. TSbseco. lsxays. Me1ssae
~ sy e j, and Sugar for sic By HARLAN
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MAPLE SuoAR.-Maple Sugar has begar
to make ia appearance in the market
This Spriu: is said to b. An excellent ont
for maple sugar, but the makers hold it n
aargs figures.
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ERosEHE OIL fer al. BY
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-08

"ANfED Ice hmhels Navy neaas ,mne.
w diately .E1r xkick <ssh viii s. psil-
Y. RENCH i CO.
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FU2S! FURS!l DbR1lsl
"CHEAP JOHN,

mas got large amount Of MONEY that h
does not know vhat - 10 visa. and In. en-
Guided 70 lay Is ont h RuS8. 30 III Who
nav any Far Tor saae AaA sstssr cali o. hin.
and Ct aheos o.s hsadssd pr eat abe-s Ii.
ma.tee prses- he hes large LOT ef Hsvhcsssss
u.ps =, sale saeap. 4
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Armine the slaves.

Very little credit is given to the report
that JEFF. Davis intends to arm the slaves.
He has already done 90 as far Is he has
desired to put arms into their hands. 1t
is . remarkable fact that the negroes
seem to be faithless to tkeir masters very
much in the proportion they have been
favored and peted. In New Orleans the
house servants who had been entrusted
with the keys, and made almost the con-
fdential friends of their masters, were
among the first to betray them. II has
been SO throughout the history Of slavery.
No gliding can soften the chains of serv-
itude, no tightening of the burden can
make it rest easy on the shoulders OF
those that bear it, and no kindness that
one man can do to another will afford q
compensation for the deprivation of lib
erty. The slave cannot forgive his mas
ter-nature forbids it. The instincts Of
freedom cannot be smothered in man.
jeff Davis knows the negro character too
we'll to trust the slaves with arms in large
numbers and away from the control Of
white troops. 1t is not that I" the negro
will not fight No such nonsense as
that obtains credence in the rebel States.
1t is that they will not fight against their
own freedom. 1t is that they will fight
but on the other side. Moreover, little
would be gained by arming negroes in The
South. They are already employed with
the hoe and shovel, just as effectually al
they would be with the musket. The
force employed in the production of food
is not more than adequate to the necessi'
ties of the army and the people, and t.
weaken that force would be to diminish
in just that degree the supplies On which
the army depends. Men can fight bette
without guns than without bread. A dis
tinguished General, who has had com
mand in the South, lately said that Jei
Davis and Lincoln could readily come t.
an understanding on the question Of arm
ing the negroes for the rebelion-tha
Lincoln would fud the arms if Davi
would find the negroes. lie had no doub
on which side the arms would ultimatel
be engaged.
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Hon. JAMES HARLAN will address the people as
ollows:
Abba. Monroe Co. Thursdas, sept. 18th.
ottum~a. wapelto Co. Friday, Sept lsh
Eddyvie wspello Co, Tuesday, Sept. cad.
oskaioosa, Mshaska 90, Wednesday, Sept. e3d.
Sigourney. keokuk ca Ihursday. Sept. 24th.
Fsirded, jefferson, Friday, Sept. 25th.
Washington, Washifgtnn Co. Monday, Sept. 2Sth.
wappello, Louisa Co, Tuesday, Sept. goth.
Burin gton, iies N9nes Go, wednesday, Sept. 30th
The several County Committees are requested 10 bf
igeRt In giving public notice Of the time and places
OF meeting in their respective counties; and in max
Ing ali necessary arrangements tor the meetings.
The meetings ia all the appointments will commence
n O'Clock, p.
THoS. F. WITHROw,
Chm Repub. State Central Committee.
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Iau II } 10 . totit
PARTICILark NOTICE.

There 4ny rreearasipHs sold nnder the nsno 81
{iltars. pat al. quart tsIties compounded OF the
ae.n-st viii ssy OF @rnltnoa tntn en-ttg from 30 -
% c4n;s per gatoa, tie taste disguised - Anne
cesiAnder seed
1is ca*s Ritters has caused srd will continue to
.sn~e as long they a sold twne teis eie be
le.tb II drum xard. b tatir "a isteft
anttnGa y nsdrf tie ni 1-are tcahssiie slim" iafls
The worst siai, The i0r Liquor cressee and
s4s up rrsu j. all the horrors sIter ant up
n arunkard = life AMI desiA.
For fha.- b. sire sli VIII have iSquor sitters
nh-h the fsil ~ fuf iP4. Unr Bottle or
Ieenanas German Eitttrs aDd MAX ito three quarts
" good Brandy or WhiShty. AID the result All he
re.a-atson rh 4 al lar excel 80 uiediciu vffses
nd t-us x--iie-c- ~ the Idqa.il g es
q he market and al cost much less feu wtii bsse
III tia virtue u HeeHaras bttIcrS d cObhtttDn with
gend article Lsqa e. mseh less prsee tnan
hrs- Interior preparations W ~ c..st yea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-17

~A remarkable character has re-
emily deceased in Paris, and the press
has lost one of its most versatile and
brilliant writers. Jules Levy is thus de-
scribed by a correspondent. He was q
Jew, and he was poor; he was German,
and wrote nothing but French; his body
was short and obese his mind was light
and sparkling. He was born in Bavaria.
His father was the singing master of the
Jewish Synagogue in Paris, and destined
the lad to the paternal career. But the
boy SHE'D and leaped into ink. which il
like criminal blood-indellible. Jules
Levy began to write amusing paragraph,
in the Figaro Of 1927, and wrote his las
page-still an amusing paragraph. jus
previous to his death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-17

NEW BOOKS.
Lott ant Sawe6-by Mrs Merton;
FBnk NArr.nEton- - b. n hor - RnfledEf;
TIE Dram BoS st0ra Of PGraslde's ENpedluon,
R.ekfnrd-by Mrs Ltl Sc Devere~s IDc-ted;
Drifting s5at-ts St-pA-n Naksetf;
Nv sea h-fn q l-nts-hs Edmund kirke;
In the rroptc,-by Richard Kimesl;
Jon rnAi of kr-idence Georgia Plantation
By Mrs A k~Hsble,
Pes Works, Blue and Gold;
SAxets
Reads - 81
tri5sgns Rore Vols.
Chambers. English Literature;
. fns1rmsiinn fr the People;
Paesard's Asor surgery;
The Exrise Tax Lass -hr commissiner Etee;
The FIXING Dut1sn n-Saxe;
AarIsA G-es-ty Mrs. n. s Holmes;
Lie ssd Uskr;
Les AiSer ti-s;
orphess c hefr's Papers. I'd Series.
Fr-~tns~on's Monitor.
Cook soysges.
Al 0dd--bs the Aufhor ~ Qaitsi
Burr: r5-td xsts Gerdes,
Vegetables Of Amesira;
The Campaign OF 1859 and 81,
Physiological Aemosrs-by Hsnmond;
M Lrsiie's Cook Book;
Girls Own Books
bnye Own Book.
Di-k~,ss Complete WORKS:
Home nd Abroad Second series;
Story oftae Guard,
Tie Poets lou rnal bv Bavard Taylor;
Psr.or Bfowniow q Book;
Okaranca River;
Eduin 3ro.heriofi by winthrop;
1hisdsy receistdHi
BRowSELL's Book Store,
suyes ID Cor. Main aud 9Th streets.
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COUNTY FAIR,
September 23d, 2itb and 25th, 1894.

September 23d, 2ith and 25th, 1868.
Bandusky, Montros Saturday, Sept26 ali O'Clock
White school house. Washnsto TIP, Saturday Sept &c
all o'clOek m
Locust Grove school house, Washington Up, Monday
Sept d, at O'Clock
AcPnerson's school house, jefferson TIP, Tuesday
Sept - at O'Clock,
Liberty school house Washington TIP, Wedn esda
Sept 30, att O'clock
Summit Vile Monircse Tp, Thursday, October /, st
o'cl5ek,
Big Mould Cedar TIP, Friday, October 2, at O'Clock
kodger schsoi House, Green Bay Tp Saturday, Oct g.
AK O'Clock.
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NEW BOOKS.
The Raok OF DAYS;
Campaixn OF i-Gs ard tss3--hr Sehsk;
NJ sieri-s Uf late and Ii-4tn ard Fgtarty;
A Oias by bsnness THntpba@us
MY Southern Rrieads-ty Author OF Among the
Pines.
Children OF the Abbey;
Gil Bias;
Thaddrus OF Warsaw;
DIN ssuipiiIe:
Sc tssh Chiefs;
The Woman IN White;
No Name,
les Nis-ratlrs. I Vol,
Packard Mar Surgery,
For ssisby NJ. W. WES1COTI.
ayi6-d
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UNION MEETINGS.

The following named gentlemen:
col. p. WOOD,
MAJ. WM. CAFFREY,
1N0. FANVALKENs ESQ.
JOHN II. SULLIVAN, Esq.
}. NJ. BECk, Ksq.
IL. G. STEMPEL, Esq.
A. D ALDRICH, E>q.
LIEUT.. JOHN A. SMITH,
L kisLBY, Esq.
HON. @. McCRARy.
col JOHN W. RANKIN,
Z. JAEGER, ESQ,
HENRY STRONG, Esq.
cob. e. bUssEY,
4. X. Gill MORE, Esq
y. p. M.ss. Hon
F. MEISsSER lisa
MAJOR JSo L. MURPHY. Tennessee refugee)
WM LEiGuToN, Esq
col HILLS.
How JAS + WILSON
CAPT w GALLAAD,
HON c EOURSr,
col A MCDOWELL,
DIR ID McGUGlN,
GRo EATON, Esu
IHE0 GULCd, OF Burlington,
and others, have sign1sd their wingness to address
thsf fellow -ctizens of Old Lee on the political is
sues of the day, u the following times and places
to-wit.
H.ters school house, Green Bay TIP, Thursday, Sep
II. at O'Clock
Prices schoci house Pleasant Ridge TIP, Friday, Sep
le, at O'Clock, + N
Clay Grove, Aa-ion Tp Saturday Sept 10, O'Clock
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HoorLANp's GERMAN BIrrERs
clcrgymen, Lawyers, Physicians, an
Citizens,


rasrif,irv OF their own personal srewledge. m the
,.ued eia Effects m+o al Sirtuss ~ tbs Eiters
Do you want something to strengthenyou?
10 you want good Appetite?
Do you wan, to buillup your Constitution!
Do you want to feel well
Do you want to get rid Of Nervousness ?
DO you want Energy
DO you want to sleep well
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling!
( YOU do, use HooFLsTD'S GERMAN BTrTgRs.
r,sm Rsr xe~fer Brorn D D Ed.tor n tAs Ea<y-
etpedta d Retsstoas kHow fsago-
Although net 1sI~psed III favor ressturna PAfeut
Medicines geuessi ouzh di trasi - their inEr~-
tents AID effects yet kDoS 81 ~ snfeivnI reasons
shy mag NAY not .-stHs he bensnts be believes
iirn-eif TO have recrv sny Single preps alton
the hope tnsi he may thas atrieute 10 The beheat
4 @hers .
90 ini. the more readily IN regard 70 H1ofaDd's
;errnan Btt@rs prepared by d. g. taefeons OF
lis eity, b=cae-- / ErriudIctd against them aor
nany years under he smpsest tsaf thrv were G. ief
an alcoh lie mixture ar iBdelS 70 mt tria I'D
iob-t shaemsker E-q.. for he rene al o. this Ue-
u,Iee b. proper tests q for EJeA u try
nem, xh-n SUFFERING Er-ai aud ious timed fs-
,sIftv. TIE ofthre- b0tss % these Bters,at The
-xnuing oi he present ear, sOi sSe D, evident
s,zer Which hsd Is tel ipr month. fose snd
"a almost drsp3tstd regain uE. treref " thahk
iod AID my freud for difeetl " 81 u = hem.
]. NEWTON BhUAN.
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NEW BOOKS
Received this day At
Ogden's City Book Store.
LITERATURE.

LITERATURE.
Romols-by George tlioit;
Rock ford-by Mrs. Umsted
Warrenton- the Author of Rutledse;
Heart and Crosby OIiphsni:
Rosecrans Csmpaign--by W. D. B.
Grape Culture. Wine.and Wine Making.
Au.t n Eliot.--by Kingsley
Drifting about-by Stephen Massett;
The sparrow Grass Papers New Edition.
Fanny Kembli-' Journal;
1be Bivouac and the Battle Field:
Lite aud Letters of Washington IRVING:
vi tor Hugo--a Life
Marian Grey:
The Story OF Elizabeth;
Who Brcake-Pase;
Napettc and her Lovers.
FOUR SUPERB JUVENILE Roovs
The Drummer Boy;
Robert--the Cabin Boyi
The Poor Roy and the Merchant Prince
The Poheer Boy;
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There is no doubt of its genuineness,
and it will be recollected that the only
Copperhead member Of our City Council
submitted resolutions, to carry out the
resolutions of the Committee, by an ap-
preparation of fifty thousand dollars from
the city treasury.
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A PPRENTICE WANTED.

Wanted. good industrious Boy to learn ths mr..
and Prescription busness. he must have fsi, ATM.
ton. Apply 70 r. sO,CONNOH
eplisA1v Cee. 9sAnseA ed "a ets,, 1a1k,k.
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Books & stationery.
LID. Il. BROWNELL,
Bookseller and Sf0fiO1eer,
Cor. Main and FouFth Sta,

Weuid call auertIon TO his stock OF Book sta
fonery, Wal Hand " indaw Paper. hit hhe ifsEes
at annsHaiiyiow prires. Thankfgll for the patron
az. scstoseeen hi H. forthe pasteisht years he re
spectfnit Is soiieitsa eoniinusnctof thessne.
fso1-c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-17

WALL PAPER. this day
w stock Of Wall Papsr. new designs:
Putnsm's Pendulum Curtain Fixtures
Judi's Curfeia Fixtures
Green Holland f.Y Wirdowe.
Rna Holland TOR Windows.
G ris, Tassets. he.
sp-si2f ~. W. WESfCOIT-
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KEOKU K:

KEOK y X:
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II.
Union STATE TICKET.
Election Tuesday, October -, 1863.
FOR GOVERNOR:
WILLIAM M. STONE,
OF Marion County.
FOR LIRurEsANf GOVERNOR:
ENOCH W. EAST m Ms
OF Hardin County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE:
JOHN F. Dill
OF Scott County.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
ROBERT A. RUSSELL.
FOR SHERIFF.
ISRAEL ANDERSON.
-
FOR COLLECTOR AND RECORDER.
WIN. II. LOWRY.
OR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS
H. TX. EDISON.
PoR sURvEYoR.i
CLANCY PYLE.
ron CORONER.
ROBERT WOOSTER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
n. s. MERRIAM,
WASHINGTON GALLAND,
FERDINAND MElSSNER.
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MASS MEETING AT vINcENNE.
Saturday, September 10, 1868.

Picayune school house, Pleasant Ridge TIP, Monday,
Sept FL. at o'clock pm
Wliarn~on school house Pleasant Ridge Tp Tuesday
q O'Clock p
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MHnYcAI.,

A large stock Of Medical Literature Just received
Together with some and late Books.
SCHOOL AND HGIsCExxANHoUs.
Tn. attention Of buyers and al lovers Of Books i In
yitsd TO visit my store and examine books.
y. W. OGDENs
seple-l Main cd - seseeooi
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Who may be provided BY this committee.
through ont Southern Iowa. But said
secretary will not attempt to call any
dominating convention of the party,
when any district or county committee is
in existence or can be attained for that
purpose.
s. Resolved, That suitable person
resident of Dubuque. to be recommended
by the Central committee of Dubuque
county, will be chosen as additional Sec
rotary of this committee, charged as
above, for the Northern section Of the
State.
6. Resolved, That all district and
county committees, except where special
reasons for delay exist, are requested to
secure legislative and county Domina-
tions, BY conventions, Immediately, 80 as
to give to our candidates full sixty days
in which to make thorough canvass Of
their respective districts.
In view of all things passing and evil
IDENTIFY impending, let the freemen Of
Iowa labor in this cause; for never before,
in their day and generation, was the
great lesson 90 brought home to US as
now, that
"Eternal vigilance isthe price of Liberty
BY order Of the Democratic State Cen
! trail Committee.
LIE GRAND BYiNGToN.
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Mass Meeting at Pittman's Grove
West Point Township,


Croton van Buren Tp, Saturday, Oct ~, at o'clock
Belfast, Des Meines Up, Saturday, October TO- at
O'clock
Hoosier Green Des Moines TIP, Monday, October g. at
O'clock
Aerose, Des Moines Tp, Friday, October Q, at :
o'clock
New Boston. Charleston TIP, Tuesday, October g. at
o'clock
W A Dpnuell's, Charleston TIP, "Wednesday, oct7 at
O'Clock
Everhart's school house, Charleston Up, Thursday
Octs, at O'Clock
Ambrosia, Montrose TIP, Monday sept IS, at O'Clock
Prof M. C. CHAMBERLAIN, Of N. r.
the favorite vocalist assisted by Gee Club, will b.
present all the meetings denomn ated above, aDt
intersp-rse the Proceedings with original, patriot,
songs. The local candidates will also be present.
Tie township and scho1 u district committees, and al
10y al men OF each locality where meetings
ced, Will make all pcdAsssrs preparations for sale
meetings and in all cases secure large attendance
By ordcr OF J. NJ. HIATT, Chairman.
&c. WALKER,
A. ID. ALnRICH,
G. f. DAVIS,
w Il. STEWART,
Lee County Union Central Committee.
Sept. 3, 1868
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MASS MEETING at CHARLESTON
SATURDAY., October }, 1858,

Franklin, Franklin TIP, Monday, Oct S. at O'Clock
Harger's school house, West Point TIP, Tuesday, Oct
g. at O'Clock
Appl-gste's school house, Jefferson TIP, "Wednesday,
Uet =, at o'clock
Pritchett's school house, Green Bay TIP, THURSDAY,
Oct {. at o'clock
Primrose, Harrison Up, Friday, oct 9, at O'Clock
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TOR SALE-320 Acres of Land,
IL 100 acres upter cultivation 2 Log ard I Frame
D@elliags $50 Apple Trees. ssth Gnr OF
the place. 1hs land IL In Hanceck connt,, With
in 4 miles u the For Madison Ferry. on the I'll noi-
SIDE viii be sold on time or for Cash a reduced
price. Efsqaire Of
Keoknk, Aug I'd, 1860. II. b. TEN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-17
They contain no Alcohol or bad Whisky
They WILL cuRx the above diseases in ninty-pine
oat VI nnpdrei.


IrSuced b~ the extensive s~ie and uniwerssi p@pu-
arity uoo6 mis- German Bittes, tiurv " gtshlrl
,ass o. igaorehi Quafks std rri06 HdvuturPrs
ave orrned upon hauaa iiy the nd yates Of
sos.,ums 10 ibe share ~ teor fsk-g Willy com
,oundea With isturous drugs and enTtsteBed ToBics,
Siom sehes ard Biftefs.
Beware o The intum-rahle ar-ay ~ Alcoholic pre-
,syAat0rs in plcthovie bottles. md sig be r.,
,ns-r The M s~t sppeiIation eli Bite hir szd
curing Gully sgrsya.e disease AID leave ths dl@1P-
ein,ed sufferer In despair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-05
lni.ea STATE. L,csn.ss.


Public notice IL hereby given, that the annual col,
lection iia and Excise Taxes for the County Of Lee
In The frst collection dstrict year
September LIST, 1861 has been returned by the u s.
Assessor
Payment h hereby demanded forthwith of persons
named therein OF the amount sci against their names
respectively by the United States Collector of
Revenue, u The Grit district Iowa H. tir@ In
COURT HOUSE NJ YokT hAnisoy. tnpa~m en,s
nust be made before the .4h dss 81 ieceu,ber next
and all persons who shall .gect to pay the Liesnsea
and other Taaes, sssosped aEsps. them within the
time specified sLA.i ~ liable pay TEN per cent. ad
diiionAl upon tLs snsoaAt thereof.
NO collection y II be made elsewhere than II this
ones VI the Ceiiscter without the additional TEN PER
eenIam icing made ~ TIA is~ provides.
No other eurrcne, than TREASURY NOTES will
b. received.
ssef'os - Exsiss Lsp say, Thai II sny per SIN or
PERSONS siaii tAefeise or carry any busi
ness Tor which license h required by Ibis at With
out Iakihg on, such license, he, she they shai to
every such ofsIee, respectively, forfeit = pep.it
equal 70 three times The Of duiy sum OF
money imposed for such licenses.
&c. WALKER,
Collector First District
Port Madison iowa, Nov. 18th, is6Q.-d,fwM