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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-07

MOUNTAIN LAKE-Somewhere back Of Punahou
college there Is a range Of hills about 2OOO feet high,
more or less, probably less. On the summit Of this
high range OF hills is a lake, which we have heard
some young friends Of ours expa,iate on as the resort
Of numerous ducks. Three or four Of them ventured
out there on a hunting tour, lately, and succeeded
IN Shooting several ducks. Proud of their proves,
they unfoldei the story Of their success, and were
Congratulated by those who heard the yarn. Since
then, whispers have gone about that some ones tame
ducks are missing, and our REALTORS have subsiied
into tranquility. Badinage apart, the spot is a beau
titul one for a picnic, and an amiable physician and
old friend Of ours tells US. i, has been often used for
those merry gatherings, " in the days when we went
g~ipsying, long time ago.
ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures has not the mo
nopoly of the light-fngered gentry. East Maui has
a few more left. We learn that the store of J. r.
Cover, at Makawao, was broken into about a fort
night since, and SIG worth of goods stolen. The
thief was af,erwards arrested, and the whole Of the
stolen articles recovered.
Raj BAITlNG.-We notice by posters that there is
to be a meeting of the g fancy at the Commercial
Hotel, for rat batting. From all accounts, the rice
fields Of Dick G!llilind, Esq, and Capt. R. Brown,
would furnish most admirable preserves for such
T1hoclnnt:Ous. No occasion for the inquiry OF old
when the deluge was about, OF AIRY rat (Ararat)
here -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
Late Foreign News.
GuerrilIas Attack a Railroad Train.
FROM NEWBERN,
Death Of GEN. Il. v. Sumner.
NEWS FROM RICHMOND
PAPERS.

Louisville, March CO..
The Nashville train yesterday was
thrown off the track by guerrillas by
distractions four miles above Richland
Station, and no. at Woodburn Station as
previously reported. The locomotive.
tender, and two express cars were smash
ed. The guerrillas fred into the hind
car containing woman and children. They
called themselves Morgan's men.
Passengers returned the FIRE killing and
wounding three guerrillas. But one pas
senger was slightly wounded.
The guerrillas commenced paroling at
the head of the train and took away the
officers side arms, carpet sacks, &c.
Adams express safe was relieved Of
its contents; part subsequently recover
ed The mail on the train was seized,
but recovered.
The conductor ran back a mile to a
stockade, and soldiers came up at double
quick, recovered train and drove off the
guerrillas, wounded several and taking 4
prisoners.
General Brandon ard Lieutenant Nc
Kee who were in rear car were neither
captured Or paroled, but are safe at Nash
vile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
Especial to Timcs.]
Washington. March 20.

Three hundred and seventy released
prisoners arrived from Richmond to-day.
One o. them, Mr.. Leeds of Cincinnati
New Orleans pilot-mentions steady
and significant removal of material for
manufacturing of ordnance and small
arms from Richmond TO northern Georgia.
Removal of ordnance stores 10 large
quantities has also been going on for some
time, and the possibility of the transfer of
the seat Of war below Virginia is recog-
uized by authorities 1t Richmond. -
Upon introducing the subject, the war,
MIR. Leeds said it might last six months
after the next crop, but he thought it
would be ended with that crop. If
Vicksburg should be taken, it would end
almost immediately, for the armies would
be cut off from their supply Of meat,
which is IN Texas. He said every pound
OF meat eaten in Richmond prisons came
from there. He mentioned a conversa-
ton between General Wiuder and anoth-
er officer, we'll authenticated, in which
Winder said it would be ended by Au-
gust.
MT. Leeds declares there is general
feeling among the soldiers from all South
ern States favorable to ending the war
and returning to the Union.
Prisons in the South are full OF desert.
ers awaiting trial by court martial.
Military executions are SO common AZ
to cease being commented upon.
Gems. WEIGH, Stoughton, and Is off
Oars Of various grades are in Libby pris
on.
Seventeen Of our officers held as host
ages Tor Col. Larvana. (the French lady
are at labor in the peniientiary 1t Rich
mond. 80
The Secretary Of the Treasury ha
placed in the hands Of the Paymaste1
General here, suf6cisnt money 70 pay th
entire army up to the LIST Of March,
Sufficient has also been sent, and reache
it destination, % pay the entire army ,
the West.
Hend's Dispatch.1
Gen. burnside to-day received his fin,
orders from the Wn Department, and le
this r. \. for Fortress Monroe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
San Francisco. March "a

gT19I N.N~SN0OVy 1s2"TOu
We have adyices from Hong Kong to
January 10.
The rebels menaced Ninrpo. but In
consequence of supposed arrangements
OF securing British neutrality, they NO
longer AZ proach wilhia thirty miles Of
Shanghai. , ~:
1t is believed France cortamnlate. a.
grandisement in China. with Nin0no a.
base OF operations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

Philadelphia. March FL.
A Cincinnati special dispatch TO the
Bulletin, says: lr ftrEs
''On the 10Th squad Of soldiers were
ssut to E'ush county, Indiana, 10 arrest
some deaerters, and succeeded in captur-
ing six. While on their way to the cars,
the 3essrtsrs were rescued by 100 mo "a n.
Cd butteYnuts, armed with rides. Two
comps MICS of infantry we're sent from
Indianapolis who recaptured the desert
era and scattered the traitors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
New York, March FL.

The Captain Of the brig Emily Fisher.
states that the Privateer Retribution is
condemned 1t Nassau. 1t anpaars thai
she was rotten and could hardly stand
the discharge Of one rifled gym. althouob
she had On board 4 Others. II was deem
ed unsafe TO mount them. The Captain
said he should undertake to get I stAamer.
The bsrk N. II. Gsrter reports March
7th Of st. Thomas, the u. s. eun.bo.t
Alabama, and screw steamer, steering
east
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
Hilton Head.

Latest intelligence from the Black
Brigade. which is now marching into
Florida, is. that they have taken several
importan mt points, with many prisoners,
and captured large quantities Of munitions
and supplies, and still driving the enemy
before them.
The expected arrival here Of another
army corps is said to be Burnside's, the
notice Of which has created fresh hopes
and additional enthusiasm among our
troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
Murfreesbsro, March 10.

Rumors heretofore given Of the propos
ed rebel invasion Of Kentucky are NO,
groundless. / learn from a Southern
man, who left Chattanooga, that the rebel
troops, known to have left Virginia, did
not reinforce Bragg, but concentrated Il
Knoxville, Tenn.
Yesterday body Of 400 rebels crossed
the Cumberland 1t Rowens, KY. and it
was reported large force was following.
1t is suspected that the invasion has al
ready begun.
A bill to organize volunteer navy
has been introduced INTO the Rebel SEN
ate.
The Chattanooga Rebel of the 18th,
says Bragg's army is in better condition
and more bent upon its mission than ever
before. Rebel papers speak Of Hooker's
army as having been sent to Port Royal
Mobile papers say ample preparations
are making to give our troops warm re-
ception on the Taliahatchie.
Gen. Joe. johnson was at Mobile the
18th.
Upon the supposed plan Of Gen. Hooker
and the strenth and possibility of success
Of Lees forces. the Enquirer remarks:
"If, however, the Confederate force is
not sufficiently numerous to prevent the
of the maneaver, II is suppos-
ed that no course remains but to fall back
upon some point near Richmond and give
the enemy battle at greater distance
from his base"
There is nothing of importance from
any scene of active operations in the
field
There was heavy fall of snow here
during the day and last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
Franklin, Tenn. Mar. 20.

A considerable force OF the enemy q
cavairy recrossed Duck River. and ad-
vanced toward franklin, yesterday. but
were driven back.
The bridge at Columbus has been re-
built and Cen. Van Dorm is said to have
been largely reinforced.
Cavalry skirmishes occur daily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
New York, March 90.
Headquarters Army of the Potomac,
March 90

The Richmond F1smincr of yesterday
has 10 extraordinarg liter, from the ten
or of which it is evident they are prepar-
ing the people Of the South to look for
severe reverses on the line Of the Kappa
hammock. It commences ms follows:
"Active operations Of the Federal
army under Hooker are now commenced,
and either decisive battle or retreat of
Gen. Lee must be the speedy consequence.
The latter contingency il possible, but
not probable, and another pushing Of
their army over the line Of the Rappahan-
mock may be safely anticipated" !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
New London, Conn.,, March 81.

A Union meeting was hsld here to-
night. 1t was one Of the greatest dem.
onstrations known in this section.,.-
Speeches wero made BY Gov. Wright, Of
Ind, and Col. Beard, of Ill. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

THR BTATE OF IOWAl
.'sH 0o01ry - kaD.
ssass, Nay M, M. S'' - 's's os's sss
!. 10 Asyy "A. AGnA q ea
You sre hefsby nouAee thzt there IL nov On IL ir
the once cf 10 Cfsrk Of TN Ustric Csur5 Of L.
Ceso9, is~1 ~ Rust nadissn the paitisn q Abs r.
9. smi claiming ofyou abs eiuis divorces lseM the
eonas 81 0atrDohy the o. wtisui drseYtlen
sos tern Of over years absvc aase
ef before Of To iDlA dag 81 ,Ioes t h<ine
the second day pf ~ nSxt tern Of - Oistsia
Coan OF Las County; Iows, 10 b hOl1oA ID Fort
Aadisen, lows, ds1aak viii ~ sntsseA, ~ jado-
meat and decree rendered against yos, 10 aserAanss
with TIE prayer % soi1 petisSon. - III
4 JA0. VA4vAIxpuDU1o,
mchlt-dlW Att,y fof Hiain64.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

Reliable advices from the city Of Asxi-
90 10 the ed say the French were then IL
leagues from the city OF Mexico with no
signs of an immediate advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

The reported death of Congressman
elect, Tempe, of Delaware, is incorrect
He is recovering.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

San Francisco, March 10.
The steamer Oregon sailed yesterday
for Northern ports of Mexico. The cargo
was principally mining machinery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
New York, March 20.

Sec'y Chase will, it is reported, be here
next week with his matured plan for a
loan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

ACOUGH, COLD, OR An iRRlTATED THRUAT
ifs,levsd 70 progress, raits In serious pulmonary
ana Bronchial aGeetions ofscntimcs incursbie.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL rxo0HEs
roach 1tssty The affected psrts sivs almost Ia
staat ssiief In BsoseHirn, AsrHxA sad cATAaan
they are beneficial The good effects resulting from
ths use Of the Trochss, and their extended use has
caused them 70 be connterfsiied. be sure to guard
aganst worthless limitations. OBrAsH only the sssssas
Brerss 4SsseAiss TeeAss which have Srsssd their s
eacy BY stsst Of many years. PvsLIc srsAsEas and
slsesas should use he Trochsa. Military OAesn and
soldiers WIN ovsy-tsx the voice ard are Atssed to
sudden changes, should have them. Sold every
ss IS oents per box. tan3l-d1n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
[Tribune's Special
Headquarters Army of Potomac,
March 20.

March 20.
After review Of 18th corps by Hooker
yesterday, he met the officers ct General
hiocums headquarters. Hooker exprgsB-
ed satisfaction It their soldierly appear
ance, and said he relied on them for as
sistance and hearty cooperation in the
ensuing campaign. So far a. he was con-
cerned he meant there should be no more
mistakes or doubtful results, if the enc
my did not run.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
Fortress Monroe, March. 10.

Fortress Monroe, March, 10. ,,..
"A flag Of truce boat arrived this morn
inc from City Point. having ON board all
the political prisoners who. have been i'm
-Ps.onsdat Richmond; also 100 prisoners
iand aeamsn. ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

r xECUTOR's NOTICE..

Iiia sTATR or IOwAl
cousU - LEE.
To John stsv snsop, Anna = stsyeasep, Josish W
Price, Artiaicas Wsoslsn, AndsevJ N oofisn, Ryas-
e~ Prcs. guardian II Thonas JsAsnsn Prizes ard
kraseis Amsrtcs Price, tninefs and 70 eli eshsss
vhUn nay csnseSn: aKJ se
fon ae1 easA Of you, Asrsks Hotkne1 thst there
u nc1 on Ais n Ne Ccuus3 cern of Lee County, Iova
- foN ne4sans lows PAX. cs Of ihs us1sssigssd
sxscuicE Of The estets Of j. Pnee dcceas<d pray ting
ssr IN orcsr and cnse ssn for me purpose o. sas
tyine dsSts due fresa ssid estate the following
scribed real estate, to wn: The n X. Of fhe W.
Of see.St Tp ", MOI ,. No. ~ west sontaiaiag =
srres. viii all shs approves thescus n Ne Cocrsy
Or siassoid. Lsa La Nos 9. g, e ~ ., 8.
g. 81. g - s0 81, g @, q, Is. s6 81 o. g. 10
-, vi -, ~ ~, ~ ~ ~ and tO III The tbwn II
MARKHAM, lad o1crstke MI ~ ssoss dsAsihsa tsscs
q . ks.i E:ssis. IL aiasssia cssnsy ioys.
said eosu Oh the lsk Aoucss ~ ,Apsii. lses, 81 8
O'Clock n Of said dsy, u which iine you eaa at
tend and Acw casseit any you have) Why ne pxaysr
d said pstitiop should not Be granted.
By or0et Of he County Cour1,
sfe b. r. C.. LAn0pORp.
Exeeuior ofths Kstate Of G. ,. Pstcs. aecsd
JNO. vANvALE9xDUkC
March istA, lso5-ds Any ~ Pistnsi4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

Harrisburg, March 20.
Romeulfort, dem, was elected Mayor
to-day by 30 majority. Democratic loss
$50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

NOTICE. ,

~ 1anss " Otlsy, Rissnor o.Isy. yon1 w,p.hrop
a., s 1919. sssSsii S.sah re., kdwssa a F.a
! $3.50 q Mary schiui,s, dscsased, Essd A Fox
Iou and each OF you, are hereby notified That there
Is nov on Ole In tbs once VI the CLERK III the District
s.4 q We CenSv. lows. - Kset vi lava, petit
yon OF Henry Caldwell, clainfng I'll you. she said
JAaa ". ousy, TweAty .TArss Hso ava and s,ssy.
1Agnt 1s.l.o DollsfA .hh per eslA. lnssres. pa
M1, psyaOIs an1uaiiy, p NOR " due on tws
ssslSned to Mgsm helney, and by HIN assssue
Dessy 0stn~sst, 500 5sa6sss ID ie57, also claiG
n9e41es 0eA q Yea The l1sccI0shre sof ssid NortG
g: anne being upon Lsls No. III and IL Il. Bloek
:, y ansons uppsr A1dsttony " tAs city u Krokul
lAs County, IowAs for lhe puDchass p,opsr and
snsr sskise for the sale ofssid prsmisss, ind ~
wv di q -As48tl W
-. Ano unless bon ,sgpesI md snsNsr thereto q
before necn Of the seeond dsy ii the next ~
sne SAID DntttS Court. ~ kephuk, 10 bssun|
holden On the LIST Monday In SsEtsmLes, A. b..
: dsnah VIII b snsssed against yss, end 81
NOBLE S1'koNG,
AaslD-h4W AstorpeYs for Pisinff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

NOTICE,


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

Philadelphia, March 20.
Major J. Cook, U. s. Loan Agent, an
nounces the conversion of two millions of
legal tenders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

Major General Edwin v, sumner, o..
s. A., died in this city 1t patti, this
morning. of cong aston Of tbs lpsgs. AHe
had been sick but few days. -ii sf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

SPECIAL ORDERS
Jasper A. WALL Office county, II hereby appointed
special Asd-de-Camp to the Governor, and viii he
obeyed and respected accordingly
John ". CisshoEa. Of Ice csaats. VIII Asi - Psss
Qnastemaser y KsSkuk. and viii hsve the care and
charge Of all arms, ummaniaion accoussements, and
other trspsxts sslongtng TO the eaaas a Ksoluk.
The oiacers Of Co. A, southern Border Brigade,
will report Lieut. Col Wall Immediately. for fur
Their orders, W psa
BY order Ut the Comma ndnf n-Chief, Fsl
t4seytIsss -tf4 4a esd NIB. MAKER,
feb2o-dtf ADJ General OF Iosa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
T EGAL NOTICE.

IL knjah II. Graves
Yes are hereby noaiAed thst there "a nor on die Il,
abe Dfare Of lAe Cterk 81 the Msrtst curt OF Id
~. SsaAan, eistssssa ~ yoo th~ OF oAs 1hsu .
AAhd Dollars - M~Asy dse ~ I. iTsasasosy netal
and Also .siAimtre Asainat sou the fsse<le1nro q
seFtAln hosiSAgs gives b. ssa 10 sstA taaGsha 81
secnse lhs mote sued on, aEd another sOts Seovsgt
the cfths ofS Of Bst Ma NJ. tweoV
~ 40 III d TovpsAip Ne. stxsy-1vo toel Nss0h1
Range No. :. wsss, In Lee Comfy, Iowa.
Ard usss1 yOu .appser tAsrsts an As1on1 q q
bseDse noou .cf The second day 81 u uaxt Ten
Of saM District Court, anes - The third nea
~ IN nss, 1rG1> udanens cad Aeesss WIN D rsaAaes
- agAinA you By defsuli.
RANKIN McCRAHY.
nsrtA-d4w Attorneys fer P1aisal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

Military Notice.
HEADouARTrRs, ALsxAnrArA, No. 4
February x1st. 1ee3. s.
SPECIAL 01DAR NO. 2.
1t 10 hereby ordered, in accordance With General
Order No. afram Distrcs esdS uAstaTs 9Th Militar,
District, that al arms and ANN uaion be immcdiatcl,
reported to these Headquarters. Atty failure
ply With The foreseinS III cause TIE arrest the
fendcr, irrsspectivs pfpasons.
BY order or
CAPT. y. r. HACKNEY, cond'g Post,
sPEkRY 0AWrE1. Act.A11sk feL2i.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
Baltimora n.

baltimore, March q.
There was great storm Al Fort Mnr.oo
yssterdsy. Snow over one foot deep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
New York, March Ell.

New York, March Ell.
The steamer British Queen, from Ha-
vans 14th ,.via Naassu. reports that rebel
steamer arrived At Hayaaa On tho 14th
from the coast Of F1sgidA with 600 bales
Of cotton.
The Port Royal Ns1 South Of the 14th
says Jacksonville, Fk., was taken on the
10th by the negro brigade. The negroes
behaved with propuety, and no one was
harmed.
On the llth, Col. Montgomery, with
ZOO men. hao sharp skirmish three
miles from to~n with 200 rebels.
Baldwin Junction, on the Jacksonville
and Tallahassee and Cedar R. r., is sup
posed to be the point aimsd.a ct by the ex
petition.
New York, March 90.
Washington letters say it win be i'm
possible to draft before June, perhaps j,
July. In the meantime the GOyernmcn
will prepare beforehand for their equip
| ment.
Also that loan Of one hundred mil
lion dollars had been rendered the Gov
ernment by distinguished German bank
ing house.
There is to be grand review of th
army of the Potomac under Gen. Hooker
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23
9pffial Notires.
DOST-OFFICE DIRECTORY

DOST- OFFICE DIRECTORY.
Arrivals and DePartuFessftAeM aiRs.
The Kasssrn Mail arrives ss r. ~, and departs Il
7 A. NJ.
The Western mail arrives st7P. n and departs u
sA.A
The Southern Mail arrives AsP. ~. and departs
q A. n.
The Northern NAH arrives al p. NJ, and departs
N7A.M.
Tia Palmya Mail arrives Il A. H.. and Departs
alta. II.
The Charleston and Ealsn Nall arrivsa Atc r. ~.
and departs att ~. 2gktl
All mail natter desiGned 70 @ out II the nothing
nails sheald be In The once by OsIeck the evening
preceding the depsrtare Of thG mats. SO
J.B. HOWELL, r. n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

EGAL NOTICE. bio 81 a
70 4. =. Graves Sf9 -
Ton are hereby sotiaed ihas there u nsw . M
We once o. the Clsst II The Dstea Coan sf ss Ell
lows, ~ FoSt nsdbcn, pstsslon Of ~ O. 0vsan1
siaslss1H ctJes % sunDfIsuS ttsnAssa and Two =
- Do,iars With interest d The Fsse IT Ten per G
Dsrrfssn &c., nsseh .Isxh IeG1. = rveusy trs -
1oss ass cialaisa aeaiass yos s~stt u
tAsa enien zen appear thereto ssA Asfssa %
esf9rs AcsA ~ the sarpd ds1 81 the sexs MAJ tavn
~ Ocurs, o. pass Nxdtseh 70 Commence % she
Ao1Aav o. Ny, les3 ssAuAens van - rsn6egs
'l RHkKiK MccHARY,
mAie-d<v ~ Aisosseys for P1sinsiG
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

On and sfssr this date no Powder viii b. allowed
s0id In Ksokuk without Of the Isigned
NOR any kiad 81 Arms whatever, uaistons u war
ihas also been ordsrsd BY ~ spssai Agent Of the
frsassy DsRaxnaAs aet 70 allow Gesds Il 0ssesriss,
ssssptsa insA saaasisss for fsnily sss ~ 20 isso
Aisssuri Or thAsosthern tisf Of Csunslss.
Ths shjsSe 10 - ksep supplies from the rsbslser
asnAd lands Sssasssinasia Northeast Missouri.
II 49, vi $1,000 CT. JOHN ETANNUs,
Il =. Sawyer efths Pert 81 Ksokuk. ).
A00kUks Ao&. * H.. 49, &c
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EDiroR OF GATE CRY Dssr SIR with your per-
mission wish ssy The readers u yosr passr thaA
VIII send By fst1vn nall 20 II who VII w. fse1s
Recipe, with fai directions for nsktng and using
simple Vegetable AAlns thaa wih s0sctssily renew
In 10 days, Pmples, Daetchss, Tsn, Rrsskles and all
inpurtes q ths skin, having the same soA, clear,
smooth and bsAnsifnl.s ,tss 8
uall aiss mail tree - tAoss having bald Heads
Bare Faces, simpe dirsesaoss and informssion that
Will enable them 70 start full growth Of Lnxuvtent
Hair Whisksrs or Nousache, In Isss then ~ daya-
All applications answered by return mali without
charge. Respsctfuliy yours,
THOa. r. CHAPMAN,
ta4as eE Chemist,
MAJ 90-~en 10. SOL Broadway. New York.
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Notice.
The Prcsbytery OF Keokuk VIII tod It's next statD1
meeting 10 ksokuk the ID Thussasy !StAl 81 Apel
nsxs at 10 O'clock, r. -. sst 81 ea &k
q. e. HKAMxN, Stated cierk. =
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BatckeI orss HAIR Dyo...Tke BEST An
she world.
wlLLiAM A. BATcnELoR,B celebrated Hair Dy@
produces color MT - BE- distinguished fronaatsre
warranted not 70 injurs The hair IN
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life. GREY, RED or Rusty NAH tastsnsiy tsrnA
splendid biackor brown. leaving the haiSsoftanS
beautiful. Sold BY aii druggists, 10.
The ssauiae isstSnsd WILLIAM A. BATCHELOc,
~ tAs (ssv stasssf sssA bex.
Factory, No. 81 1ssSc1ay Street, New York. fL>ts
a3S Broadway and u BEND UtEeSt.1 so-i1wly