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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
Washington, April 10.

Gov. Andrew johnson has been author
azed to raise $4,000 men for special SER
vice in East Tennessee.
Extra cabinet meetings were held yes
terday p m. aud last evening, in which
Important decisions in regard to the con-
duct OF the war were reached. They will
be developed by future events.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
APPEAL PROM ApnIRAL Foork.-A

APPEAL PROM ADMIRAL FooTE.-Ad-
miral Foote, the hero of Fort Henry, Co
umbus. and Island No. 10, in speech
at Washington few evenings since, ad-
dressed this earnest appeal to the people
of the loyal States: "Oh, my country
men one and all, while our brave SOL
diers and sailors are fighting the rebel
lion in front. pray for them. reinforce
them; but mark those who. in the guise OF
friends, would open FIRE upon their rear
Will YOU do ite
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
Louisville. April 20

Col. Graham on Saturday alta ked the
rebels near Ahima. Tenn, Killing 8, and
destroyed their camp. On Sunday he
crossed the Cumberland and attacked the
rebels there, killing 80 and routing the
remainder, and is row in hot pursuit
Federal loso was one killed.
Col, Riley attacked the rebels yester-
day at Cuslroboro, on the Cumberland,
killing one and capturing IS. He is now
chasing the remainder. There were no
Federal casualties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
Baltimore. Anril 90.

The Union demonstration held tonight
at the hall of the American Institute, un-
der the auspices of the Union League OF
Maryland, IN commemoration OF the grand
uprising Of the loyal States aud that
bloody tragedy enacted in the streets Of
Baltimore on the 10th of April, 1861,
was grand affair. The Creates, possible
enthusiasm prevailed. Among the distin-
guished persons present were-Gov. Con-
ner, of Del; P. N General Blair, and
Gov. Bradford, who presided.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
New York, April q0

The schooner Antelope, from Charles
ton, via Port Royal, prize to the United
States steamer Memphis, taken off Charles.
ton, with cargo supposed to consist OF
salt and saltpetre, has arrived here. April
18th, when off Port Royal 80 miles, the
Antelope saw large anglo-rebel paddle
wheel steamer steering south, painted lead
color, with white smoke stack and with
out masts. Ten miles further north she
saw another anelo.rebel steamer steering
towards Charleston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
Washington, April 81

An official dispatch has been received
from Gen. Peck, dated Saturday even
ing, o'clock, saying Gen. Gantly in con-
junction with the heavy batteries at the
West Branch had captured six guns and
200 of the 4lth Alabama regiment. They
crossed in boats. The S9th New York
and 9th Connecticut were the storming
party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
New York. April 20

A Port Royal letter of the 18th says
our new Monitors, making eieh. in all.
arrived here yesterday The propeller
Haze has just come into port freighted
with iron plating for the Monitors clerks.
They are all to be strengthened by this
arrival in the way of additional covering.
A few days, perhaps weeks, will find them
stronger than before the attack ON Charles
fDp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
st. Louis. April 81

m !, N1"E'N3 &APKff = -
ieregrams received at headquarters sa
Ia fsyetFilie, Ark. was attacked Sat.
orday morning by 1900 rebels with "a
pieces Of artillery. Our force, less than
x,ooo. repulsed the rebels with consider
able loss Our loss s killed, and II
wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
New York, April 20

Another immense mass meeting was
held in this city this p. M, under the aus
pieces of the Loyal League. Gen Scot,
presided, occupying chair on she bal
cony of Fifth Avenue Hotel. Four stands
we're erected around Madison Square,
fronting the hotel, and the attendance at
all stands numbered not less than 90, 900
Among the speakers were John Van Bn.
Buren,, Dan'l s. Dickson, Geo Bancroft
Rev. DIR. Hitchcock, Henry J. Raymond
Geo. " Curtis. Simon Freeman, E. Del
afeld, II. P. Stanton and many others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
San Francisco. April 90.

Arrived-ship Dashing Wave. Boston,
and steamer Moses Taylor, from San Ju.
an vic Rialio, lie days. Passengers all
we'll.
Markets generally dull, and very little
trade from first hands within fortnight.
Domestic spirits slow ut an average oil %.
Alcohol 821@S5 Crushed sugar IS
Butter dull.
j. w. Osborn, pioneer farmer OF Nsper
county. was murdered by laborer lately
in his employ, on Saturday last.
Sandwich Island dates received to Goth
of March. News unimportant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
Milledgeyille, Ga, April Is.
Bloomington. H., April go

Attic city election held to-day the en-.
tire Union ticket was elected, except the
Alderman of the 9th Ward. Mayors
majority gao. The rest ranging nearly
the same.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
Times Special
Washin gton, April 20.

""rH'HpSoH, hPfH ~V'
Ex-Governor Hicks of Md. states that
secret organization has been unearthed
10 one OF the counties of that State,
sworn 70 JOIN the Contederatcs 1t favor
able opportunity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
Philadelphia, April go.

A large and enthusiastic meeting was
he ii at the Union League II use this eve.
Among the speakers was Sec'y Chase. Mr..
Marks, a southern refugee. and others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
st. Louis, 90.

Additional adsices from Fayetteville
says the fight there on Saturday lasted
about three hours. The rebels were COM
mand by Gen. Caldwell and retrealed in
disorder towards Ozark. Our troops
we're all Kansas recruits under Col. Har
ris, and they were poorly armed and
equipped, aud without artillery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

kZThere are but forty three Copper
heads, oil told. in Fairfield. From the
noise they are making in the world one
would suppose that they number several
thousands. Dave Steward 10 there;--
and Dave can do more bowling than q
dozen African camp-meetings. - Des
MONIES Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
lBy TELEeAArH.i
New York Market,

lBf TELEekArH.t
Ncw York Market.
New York, April 20.
Flonr-puii aud Sc lower. sales IL % 7ba u IS
Exsa State; ~ 1887 % K. a. o.
wheat-Daii and declining. Sales Al ~ Is ssi u
for spring; ~ e1Eei ~ for Milwaukee club; u "
2tts q for Winter Red.
oorn-shade easier sales II sszso for sound
300 s1s upsouna.
UAts--Firm s5a6t
Lard-Quet. io&i0lc
Deef-DuIi
Whisky-aui~ 4ia49
f;rfT erteg.-s lsaab.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
Commercial.


= - = ~ : - - t4
w dOAGSAAG GhONxA1As
100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets r
n-.-o c,, o..
TORI Apr,i 90. IA.
FLoUR-sup.ratssass IS; sprin MA..,. s,r ! "a
a; Patl whss IL xkrs q o..
CORN MEAL-oosnsi oDc y 100 ks,
BRAN ANpsNoRrs-o507pc . Jut A.
SHIP sTUFY--sOc
CORNING a5c = bash.
aARLRY-sI 90 10 ri rs
WHEaT-FAii ~ eUlsI 10; Spring T6asSs y su
kYk--5o8b5e
oATs-bo 70 ose
POTATOES 80 To Ito. Retail 0oe
spGAR - New Orleans fair ia,i prime 10
choice i3l!ci arined Is; erusbsd nd po~dered,7.
MoLAssEs - Beichsr's Sugar House 7sc; Col
den scascej sorsrm So tOc.
CoFfEE-ktc N0asc; Java -; Lssuyra IS.
RiCE-aa Zoe.
soAp-Pslm &c, Family Sic, German &C.
CANDLES-Stsrls, MouidIt
TALLow-sc.
LAkD-7@ Sc.
BUrTER--Com on 10 TO rae Choice 10 70 9o-.
stail 9ee.
Shoulders. Hams sides no sales.
Sugar Cured Hams, &c., rstAiiioc
LEATHER-sole 34ag IS .Harnsst<eq44
HIDES-Dry Flint Ice; Dry sAltsd ID; gruLby half
price r,eon SIC; green sheer pelts Ioe1 Is;
green hog skins i5e.
HAy-Ttmothv a,aU 70 On h.,ss 10 oa1s = !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

Last evening the steamer Freeborn ar
rived from Charleston. The Monitors
we're all lying near the bar, none Of them
having left, as reported.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

An UEsATuRAL MuRDER.-A lady
named Phel~n, just married, was murdered
At Eliensvilie. N. Y, on Thursday last,
by a man famed Willis. He gave as a
cause for so unnatural an act, the non
ful6llmeut by the lady, Of marriage en-
gage,nent which had existed for some
time between himself and his victim.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
New York. April 20,

New fork, April 70.
By the arrival of the transport Ellen ).
Terry, we have advices from Newbotn to
the 18th. Gen Foster ran rebel batteries
in broad day light. His pilot was killed
at the wheel. Four negro deck hands
we're wounded. Over 200 shots and shells
were fred at his vessel, besides volleys
of musketry and small arms. 10 cannon
shot took effect in the steamer.
Reinforcements At Washington consists
of the 9th Rhode Island. Gen. Hick
mans brigade was arriving at Newbern
when the Terry left.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

~ Speaking Of the recent arrest OF the
Governor OF Ohio, o contemporary express
o. his surprise a, the fuss made about i,
and says he don tsse Why . Sheriff should
not be permitted to sstake Tod" now
and then, as we'll Is any other man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

stock Markee
New YORK.. April %.
stosn-Unsstied, dull and lower.
Money-sAT per cent,
ST. Ring kxchange-Dan. lI0t for specie
Gold-l50i.
Now Yo,k Central ss-ii4.
Erie- 7s!
U. b. year certificate, pek, 30
New Treasury iu-i05t,
T. !. 5s "a. Eonpons.-ss.
w. s. s's, 81 coupons, los.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

~ The Now Hampshire Second Reg.
irnent, which went home on = furlough,
reports 70 tho War Departments. threagh
Gen. Narsson, that they arc ready fo'
duty u any point 70 which they may b
ordered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
Pskln, Ills AMI, on

-. :. Aia't Aprfi ".
City election o-day- BARRIERS { Union
majority over pretiyman was iot IT,
Uaiop Alder man xnd two Democrats
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

EEA company for the manufacture
Of type-setiiag machines he's beea char
tsrsd by the MASSACHUSETTS, LegiAlatnrs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
Milwaukee, April 90.

ueet OF propellers arrived from lower
.Akes last night. There Vas floating ios
10 the straits, but no d,fhenl,v - $50 -
ting. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
5pcfial Notiles.


0aGc he or,s Hair Dye-..The Resttn
the world.
WILLIAM A. BA TChkLOE'b eeisbrate I'd Hair Dye
produces color MOTTO be disiinsushsd from mature
warrant Inju.s the hair tho
the III eG~cts OF bad dyes and vgorstes thu hair TOR
life. GREY, RED or Rusty HAIR inslanti, tarns
aspispdid black or brow isaying the hsissoi,and
ossuttfai. Sold BY all druggists, &c.
The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BATCHkLoE.
, fAs fssr sSsss Of sAeA bez.
Factory. No. 81 barclay Street, New York. Lat
I33 broadway aud 16Bond Street. je6-dAwI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
New York. April 81

In the news from rebel sources is the
following:
Milledgeyille, Ga, April is.
The bill TO endorse TO Confederate
bands. which had passed the House, was
indefinitely postponed in the Senate to
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

CONFEDERATE LOAN AMONG THE BLUE
Noses 81 d. Nash Il Co., of Halifax,
Nova Scotia, offered rs 900 OF Southern
Confederate eight per cent. debentures,
with coupons payable in gold, at auction,
in that city on the 10Th inst. and al
though there were large crowd Of "blue
noses" present, not a single bid ,cas made
no one would risk = dollar ia JEFF 8
loan. One canny Scotchman, however.
offers to purchase the whole bundle Of
coupons at the ra eof four csnss per pound
ceigM, for packing paper, but the auc.
tioncer declined to part with them At
that rate. They were offered at private
sale 1t sixty cents on the dollar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

Sarnia. C. w., April 20.
The straits Of Aacinac are open.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

s6r Considerable excitement was caus.
ed IN the city yesterday afternoon by the
arrest of number of citizens, who were
marched of under guard to the Provost
Marshal's Office, and thence to the Peni-
teniary. One report was circulated on
the streets, as coming from headquarters.
that i've hundred were - be arrested by
"wednesday morning. wis n they were to
be sent 10 Camp Chase to be held as host.
ages for East Iennesseeans now confined
in Southern prisons. and to be exchanged
for them whenever the Confederate Gov
eminent shall comply Another rumor
circulated, Us coming from another de.
partm ent. was that ninety three were to
be arrested to be sent South but nothing
certain has been developed in regard to
the matter.
1t is stated in telegraph dispatches from
Washington few days since, that Col.
Ludlow and Mr.. Guild had agreed upon
an exchange Of citizens, which We sup.
posed would include oil citizens held 10
confinement by the Confederates.
, 1863-04-03
Case of the Reporter neuvse.

The following is the order of Cen Hookrr
ro1,,;nr IN the My,17 corr.sraa,,an, r
na1-ss. ' ~N'1eop'nu'n'' ''' :
ocnyse:
While no one IL more d:sirons than the Major
uenefa! t n commanding 70 extend az proper 1acit-
ith 70 g sny ae paS
that ncwtpanei cosrc:pon,,enss % slnuid asnse Tia
privilege Of remaining vii. his aTEy br The putl
cu,son of iuttllvcncc certain to be Of use 10 tic
eEemy, and most likely sooo to reach him. T:u=1-
3ns tha. mi;ae; ps,l,nient MI, shHn that awarded
~ ., .ns 10 n,H, ~ T ,as o. a e 10 see as
snnrn aon,n - ~; o. snas eaas, iae ~,
m:ss.on. sn1 ni;;.atcs The sH",. ~ y, cra,js:o5
from the lines Of this army. The Pyoyo.t Mar:aal
General will cause +. Dtnyse to be taSvn under
guard to ,Ac4nia Landing. and placed upon the
frft host having for Washington, DC; and will
sive orders to ms guasdi to p1evens =: r. Denyse
'soa' aEa'n nc".e..os we % ..Ne- =. s...e as1as'
Cottou Seed.
49,, p,Cna1a. ~ r.-,,r.,oa;
socpa,a~. ~ ~ T1i},o;s E,,,}.. aer;,u1tn-.
6eCTGlAF! u LIE 41llEU!s Gt.aLG .abIlcu!t uE:A
, 1863-04-03

Onthe 10th ult., amceting Of the opcr,ti1es
Of Manchester, England, vas called, at which
It was announced the Rev. c. ". Dennison,
Chaplain Of the american relief ship George
Gssswo'd. would be present. This was III
very well, and the Manchester operatives
wunld gladly have listened to M address from
thtt gentleman. Bus the managers Of the
meeting, very i1l-ad1isedly, also announced
that on the occasion fifteen thousand loaves
cf bread would be distributed, composed Of
the Hour brought by the George Griswold,
and representing the number Of barrels Of the
staff Of life that composed her cargo.
The managers may have meant well enough,
but IT. re- SADLY mistaken In their policy. Pos.
sib1y, nu" ever, if let alone, the operatives
wo;lltl have submitted to the public system of
clarity. but 1t was too good IN opportunity
for the Liverpool sectssiOnists to loose Ia
king advantage Of the circumstances, their
cmtssurts were sent down among the Mau-
chester masscs, and the result was, that when
tie hc:.r for meeting arrived, instead Of an
ANXIOUS and grateful assemblagc Of 1ilen and
,yn1,e,,, there WAS only IN excited and ,lmost
ih:rriattd mob. The end was, that fifteen
Thousand 1o.ycs Ct bread, each weighing t9o
ponds, tthuE representing some one hundred
and 1jffy barrels Of four,) we're taken from
tle pa1ls and thrown into the mud, where it
was tre,npled under foot. The mob peltcd
eaci. uthcr with the convenient missiles, and
a scene Of excitement and confusion cnsued
better imagined than described. Of course,
the meeting, as such, was broken up. and tho
day terminated In this disgracefnl row.
, 1863-04-03
G T.-1sGo.-X.
Brakes Plantation BitterS


They purify, strengthen and lnv1go,ate
Trey create healthy appetite.
They aye an antldote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late houts.
They strengthen the system and ennsven the mind
Icy prevent insmat1c aud Intermittent tereEs.
tu'Ny NC u Eau ano Acaoatg OF The H.ouach.
=. 10y eu1e ptsre''7'" ano consultation.
4Aes cure Olashea' enolesa nnd Cholera Aosbus.
thes cure ANes compt:ont ana Nervous Headache
lAeS are tac oest bttsFsln the world They make
the weak nan strong and ree1hausted Natures great
fesfo1eF- They are composed cf tho celebrated Call
saya Dars. Cascasilla BARK, Daudeuon, Chanomlle
Lo'eeoe. f!o"cFs. n1E'esgFeeo' Ant'e. clo-
fer buos osanse teel shake ROOF, GafaWay. Gottan-
ger. b1fGock. :. i.-1so'-A.. &C.
me 'ollo"1hs Is sample ot me testimony daily re-
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,,.,rrs II nrn,.a = r.
c...ia,.an r11s .,s,s,,,.,. ,,. -..,-.. ,>,
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.rs ~ 1ota administered ,be Plantation Ritter, In nm
r,sss ~ e1hanstton fcyars uant or ,nne,t,-
DC, with the most remarkable and gratifying results
1t creates appetite strength and chcesfu1nes a1d has
given many poor fellow bis usual health Iwsa this
1reperaton was tn cYery family in every hospital and
ON every battle ccld.
Win rcspsct. your servant.
DR.. G. " andrews: supt' u
"1tA6D'3 HOTEL: NAs!1SGIoS' 4: q e y. e't
r,u,,, ss ssro.,.r 49, sr,n,s , =, zour p,anu
w., s .vhep Saep5 5ae ,nrras.a,
ea.ou ,.. n'.se. ~. pepuas " "A~4 N10s
WIFE 'n' saeass I.sn.o,1ans ol out nonse'
SYKES. CHADWICK T. co.
c.-,.,, nsc ,ss,
:. i. 1h,, nea, ~ II, 9TH 1,1er conn1.sot
and dyspensia that va eomnel,ed to abandon rny
business. used three bottles Of the Plantation BIT
, 1863-04-03

Col. R1cHMoSD.-Thc officers and soldiers
Of the 1o6th Illinois Infantry have presented
their Colonel, ]. Richmond, with = fine horse.
in appreciation of his ever watchful care Of
aud kindness to them.
, 1863-04-03
A r II 7 S q ? P L I E S.
OFFICE CoM.t1sstET OF SrHsIsT1ScR
3st

sP;tss i; VIE ssij Sat !: Ssisef
"a asiisss'ss + $a5p 6eSsl.s. Id!aSs "a = n;
&c t 81 e
hrd that snll be required for the Of suc Of The
@ 1sds o s CHICO s. s.s ais Il snsn ss5
ce2mensng On ~ way 1st. 1sss snd ending On The so;h
esssFl rs s?sss Esssa Z s. s. fssasesd
@ s1s e. Ssss ssWs H. oae
s:!tea ri = essSa sxsaty oaasss cf
oGs O one snd one fourth poanss Of cog meals and
Ter snrS FSe hcny
@ @ e
G. sns 81 q
asf feS e. Ct !,
oi.en as .e commanding GleeE q ~ ;|etaehncas
regiment a:ay Icqas It 1s se!qiFed that the rrtcc
tha be sts:ea and WEN scseS a!s1es @ co1spete sho
ttr2s sf asaS a hs{
reaued 70 ssue any ohs1 a,:lc e thHs h.
s1ase ;5fss 81 IL
N M ;hss ~he the right to reject sny OF
tton 81 an abatract oi hc PSoyston etarn Or receipt
e s %
payr ent to be made =. sooE afscs as funds may SC
AS q she ss.isIs: ss.l. ee of the a,st quality md
mssa1y 1t tie post or lie nnere he'd md st sho o.
oE o. TIE pnderssned ~! et aht may
il baik II suitable P;ekaEss. ire Of ehaTgc at taa
9fifT namea LOT M sae1 II ltSi anil
the following guarantee to Ge executed 81 swo pef.
| sons: -o,porcr.c,xr
FoRA " Hl"fAStA&s .
Tie undersigned, -- Of -. In tho State OF Til.
ntE hereby guaranty that IN case tho foregoing hid
| Of. IA thoye described he accepted. he they
will on or before tie lstn Ct APRIL lS3 execute the
contract for the ith the Undersigned urcttes.
and In cnfe the said stih fall to enter !uto con
iract as ateEesaid sc rns.anty 70 make good TIE t
whici may b. accepted.
Ntnt5*: A.H.s Gr.r.n.o-a
, 1863-04-03

CTEAN1ED FRESH OYSTERS.
/ tt'c:d cyt.c-s, P1cklcd ossscys. Ee&st Meats,
sen1s TaPe 9fse eTerr FTufs yss| 1s e.
H. MT::wTTicaiLy sK.LFI CANE. bY F1TlI1AN 4
roGiE 4: tLcr esten;ire raI a,r soc ~ rcr cretr4
Erireo3. n. j.. eHd Tor sale ~ 1Gs1r RS EEvRs
Is North Wafer street, and As North Delaware Ayenue
nInaGetl,1's a. ' le26-a3o12m
, 1863-04-03

CHEROKEE CURE.

---.-...~,.
AN ESFAH1NG CURE for Weakness. Emission In
potency, Loss Of Power. Pains in tho Back. Stone
In the niosdrr f,hstrnct,d and n,o,crtt ,f-nstrn.
Al 'no i,aua. oust' ue'eU Ai0 n41aeu!' nensss ~
t!on, and all Diseases carseu by DcvlatnG from the
patt OF Sature yiz. Weakness of tho Uack and
1I,ns nt.,no.s ~ ct,,, ~, ~ M,,,o--. raaT,
4-lnos O11ilotss u s6uk. AusS VI 'aea'ol5s toHu'
sion Of Ideas Deprces!ou of Sp{rits Evil Eorebod-
-. ,-,.. y,tbut.. c,r a,.+ -. -
lnEs nervous Af1'I'osa15' seu7aisItust Loso OF
Solitude. Dyspepsia. Cough. symptoms ofConsump
tim &c.
r. And A general Female Medicine IT has no
, 1863-04-03

A INISTRATOR'S SALE
~ -Nctlce L. hereby given that tue unlersigneI
Administrator of the sstate q Royal Mooers dceease
CaNnty. and State Of Ilnoaa ,na,e nt the Febrpar!
trEn. ihsreof for hG ytnT b eighteen hundred att
the eiours q ten O'Clock A. H. md Ave o'clock r. II.
OH the premises. on
Friday, the dzst {1st day Of Hay, 1868,
ye Moocss d T. ceased as xi be necssa9, 'ao fo na
the outstanding debts against said cstate. to-wt:
LOTTNo "a. IN BLOCK EIGHTEEN t1s},
In Wo1cots Addition to The City OF Chicago togethc
with tic t'nuse ard other ilnrroS Semeat- thereon.
ALsotf.ts eleven III twelve t1?). thirteen :1 AMI
fourteen ~. in Itock tlrtyseyen tS!. In School Sec
Illinois. :
Sale to he credit Of nine l9 month"; and to TAXI
place the promises. The purchaser giving note ant
sn2,osf1 ftSn'atS ~ ~ L. sIsHnEs On te premises Il
Dated tlsts twclicth ttth> day Of March, \. D. 1853
at Cl lcaE0. Ill. THOMAS 11nLL0WBuSH,
Adpinstrto7 Of tic estate Of Royal Mooers deceased
IatAQ fL1a iteX.fET -
, 1863-04-03

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Certificate to expire tile 2:s. LaT 1T January, 15
AUDITORS O111cx, STATE OF IL11Sn.s.t
...- SPF1rGFlELD. February 9Th. 49, 5
Nlete4s, The Mutual Insurance COMPANY, located
ut ntafo, In the Stale Of New Yo-S has died II this
Office atetnt OF tina condition Ut It. a1alTs rs re-
qursG by An Act TO regulate he Ageuccs OF ln;n!-
Hace ttr1rIts not Incorporated By the Safe ct Itu
nos approved Feb l4th ,S.s ard ~ act aniendstoEJ
thereto a;;rovcl January , Isl. and whereas sald
Coura,:y has furnished satisfactory crideuee IN: +
Is osesed OF Il required amount of
n stocks ard mortgages and IL nls = ~ 1ss cT
tary thereof appointing sAMlEL T. a aI ~. ln.i5est ~
nt. cerl AND n an,l .nd nn
hea 1t aid Go1aay e93sniaS sIi ;is e sten aed ID
Lid to be is valid tcEsea upon re Eam2any aaa
waytt~ a|i slain OF error By Feason oL stfn Fersce
Nov tse7efS1e ii rnr;sSes ottn@s @ P5ssts!oSs of:ha
eoesisof lie ate Ct Ii;!1s& ID 4, aeEsSy M certify tia:
tiori7rd ssa Agent he s3d AZ; Gomgsny e tfas.2es
Hrst day Of January n the year Eighteen Hundred aEa
sixtEF -Four far q he may be legally empowered 50
TO ~ ~ IL; Ia tesfi:nony whereof ave hereun.o sb
tsE4L scsIct my Iaue a1G aiti xsl the sal orinv
49, ,rrt At Springfield. rhts ei:'l d:y Of Febrn
arr. =. ?: 1s5 JtSSlE h. DI IAOl~.
lh.s big lte~ :" Auditor T. 4.