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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-27
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AND CAUTION
~ TO THE PUBLIC,
~ ~ linz @i'A@ANi
ny THE UNITED SOCIETY OF HARVARD.

by TINE UNITED SOUIETI OF HAkVAhII'
For the better information of the public as to the pow
ers and responsibilities Of trustees agents and members
deemed expedent and necessary to give this public
t In me name and BY the authority the society not
ithstaing notices these principles have heretofore
fully appeared in our pubicati ms
Therefore the undersigned being duly authorized by
said secety doherewith give notice to all whom il may
concern that in accordance with principle taught by
the founders this society, the members thereof shall
awe no one any thing but love and good will.
This principle is comprised in written covenant or
cons tuition of the United Society, and confirmed and
established by the agreemeHt and signature of all its
members, by which individual is authorised to
tract any debt in the Of the association trus-
agent thereof, to enter into any joint stock
banking institution, which by any MEANS render the
society responsible for their transactions.
Nor will the society be under obligations to liqudate
any demands OF notes, bonds, any security obga-
tons given In its name mourning debt Tor value received
by the trustees thereof by any other indi
vdua either before after TIE date Of this publication,
But such individual or Individuals responsible for his
their own transactions
SIMON t. ATHERTOE, 4 ru,..os
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nor SALE-A Farm situated in the
4 city of Worcester, one mile from the City Hail. on
Millbury street, known the Whitney place. Said
Fam contains AZ Of good and productive with
fine young orchard in bearing state. Said Farm will
be sold at bargain Inquire of the subscribers.
DAVID FISK, birmingham
j. HARTSHORN,
f23 deonf MOrcester. Nav street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-27
YARN FOR SALE-A Farm in " or

* ANN Oh DhLI-A arm Ill w VI
= cester of 40 acres, well proportional into tllage
and pastuIing with about 40 of wood and timber
land with good house and barn and out buildings Said
place is H and half miles from City Halt the road
to Grafton For particulars inquire of Il. 4. ABBOTT,
l0l Main street, or of EDWARD f. BLISS, near said
Farm. diff t2l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-13
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Sheu new
MUSIC pnund iu any tfyIa desired. q. i .1,.l. ID.
fenieace never before olIhl-n here a t ~ I. fr,.
90 Il. !A0lhe AAuBINF is tns onig onss IA
wv 1al p Que oi 'ir A0si mgof,Aat isFvnu0a- ,
' Fle-eut lAf, 70 va s.afst-l, pass sr.f Dl.fl, =
hooks' Check, brdrT issirnsd Hooks AZ rs-
Anl s9y hpd ul blanst, ~ aigaG1 Zen ttglaHa .F
@ W. ~ h79 Psf9 ell Psf-1 uaI stieaGoa - ",
psflng Az kin3s oI biffsi v1th P1ni.. Iist 4 IA
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Ns- nav 1a ttreA-l uG-.ts a,l.ic. - Ia slps-r
fssiarslli.es De fhsG ritsnafti ttpa!sa t6 J,ss
the isuDlic H -
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-13
@rorrrlrs, So
By the Way, Have Yop Heard
the NeWs :. .N-

j.. a. MIN4(k,
II A. received hiR new Spring Stock Isree. ,,Ir f.,
L Ioct"d and or the best quality.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-13
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
A. PREVENTIVE TO HAVE Chill
nRENI.


Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says tho 9th
Of March, 1852:
We nre decidedly opposed to drugs and 70 adveriisel
remedies for tho prevention Of having children but We
feel it our duty TO acknowledge benefit from any and
from every souroe when It s for tho relief Of suffering
humanity. a fact has come 70 OR knowledge thar
ought 10 be promulgated and widely circulated for tho
benoht Of those ladies whose delicate health makes 1t
necessary 90 prevent any increase of family.
About twelve monthg after marriage lady OF our nc'
quaiulance gaye birth 10 daughter, but her suterngs
wore so great that her physicians despaed of her
ery This made her dread the very thoughts Of again be-
coming mother. She tried every thing TO prevent
repetition other sunernEs but without succeeding Two
years after marriage she again confined, but her Huf
iorngs great that the child died. and her own life
despaired o. She was told by her family physician
that II she had more children he feared her life would
bo the forfeit A. all the rrmedes she had tried bef1w
had failed, sho applied 10 tho Botanic Physician d.
RAPHAEL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-13
I9Iunlhlug.
New tiaS & Steam Pipe Fixtures
JUST RhGEnEpAT
WARE a MALCOLM'S,
No, 40. .Jeftrrson strrr

A VERY superior sssortmeut ofGas Fl xtt,r,z -..
IA leeted from the LATEsf NEW YORK PAT
InAA Consisting OF bmckeu, reDdants Uhande.
eIs, 'ias-i faper Hnd Mica shades, WAY Taper, ,Go.,
rAea. They are aro reeeNng ami have con -isiry Oh
hAnd every variety Of PLUMBING Goods riipb
they seilusioW Hs can be sold tlsewierr
lhey are alto putting up Oas, steam, aui Water
flleA iedueed rates, by hulc atenUouIt0 bgS.n
and superior Workmanship th,y hope % nrt, -hart
OF pubic patronage. ~
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Width 2.-First col.
FACwE ARE ETUBRORM THINGS

Hear ulai the Philadelphia correspondent says in the
Commonwealth Wilmington, Delaware, sth Of Aprii.
1859
" An English gentleman. formerly connected win ttr
British Army, and who stgles himself the English Boo
tanic Physician, has oi late gained an extensive mpll
tlon here by his skin N curing a manner of compainls
Some OF his patients have ouuyersei with. and they
pronounce his remedies and mode Of treatment very
superior Some have been restored as IL by magic Fhe
medicine he used IS distilled by himself from various
horbs possessing rare curative properties,
." While acting in the army he devoted bis leisure
moments Thorough study Of mo effects produced 10y
certain medicinal roots and horhs all manner Of dis
eases IL seems no has found sure and speedy remedy
for all The MS that flesh Is heir to- Ills practice is
already extensive, ana Is daily Increasing In the
palnts 10 which females are susctad lao Inns no equal
as large number here have testified that they not
only their present good health but their ycs 20 the
81 IN OF this English Botanic physcn bis otce is at
No. 50 HAsT FIFTH STREET
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6ROCEklRH AMI LlaUUgs

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street. ''f y 2" Nru---'
nllyg%,. % l.yhu1i ser4, Auuu. Rosa. INi. .l,r..
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e'ii ~, %H ii,-. i4. 81 80 anl 's Jeteron street.
ro1eyst 81 ~ an3 rs eftf am t,f.di '''' 'r' '
wrHN i che7l' Hpgorisr Imperial zat yosn, y
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-13

Ht AssEIU
Cash and CASH Items; 5000 10
Loans on Bond AMI Mortgage, anu Etock
touhtef ..s..--... 4 21s "a
United States Ashleen, spd Hartford Ob
bands. ....... i. ..... a. ftf n
Hartford, New York and Boston Rank
sSssss .1.S S.; ~ y-,,. soIsii So
Cen,rSl Rslroad shsres ,,.;,.g,-,-.,.;, eaa,s oo
other pFoprrY a the company ny........ 2gsI &c
folH Market Nsine, ....-....-- ss,e.iai Sc
LIABILITIES.
tu4oit'ea 40, sfe ........s l5,Gfs IS
S1l6.sai Gs
sefiiei''s '. he. tslo.uQo 90
sufpius,..., ,-,,..... 20 s24 es- ealt s9t rs
Policies issusd By loaS n srOPPELMAs,
"e Agent a Dayto1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

~ In view Of the Report Of the pro-
ceedings Of tho Conventios At Des Moines,
Re cannot see the justice or candor Of the
complaints aud charges Of the conmuni
cation Of the committee Of tie Ke.kuk
delegation in reference to the non -produc-
ton Of vouchers BY the Sanitary Agents.
That communication, unaccomp, MED
By the report Of the proceedings. was ,a!.
culated 70 produce the impression that
the Agents we're both Incompetent and
dishonest But the Report ilself show.
that the vouchers wefs nos forthcoming,
bscasss they we're 10 ST. Louis, and be-
cause that Convention vas NIT the proper
tribunal 10 sxssliss and dscide upul.
thsm, ~ svesy yhsdy ksows. sand u ths
Prss'dsas of the CONVENTION very prop
erly ssstsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25
THE CITY.
Arrival and Departure sfnaails,
The Place to get your Printing

The DALr GATE Crrr OYFIcs is the place to ge
Printing done on SHORT NOTICE and At cnsAl
PRICES.
Bankers --....Get their Printing done at this office
kaiiroads....Get their Printing done at this Office
Merchants. .Get their Printing done ct this Office
druggists. ..Get their Printing done at this Office
Concerts Get their Printing done at this Office
Hotels -.....Get their Printing done at this Office
Steamboats, Get their Printing done ct this Office
Lawyers Get their Printing done at this Office
Ins Co.'s ...Get their Printing done at this Office
Firemen ....Get their Printing done at this Office
In fact, every business man mechanic in the
city, gives this Office their Printing Our facilities
are superior to any office in Southern Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

CoAPLIMESTARY.-This evening the
grand opening ball at the Lindell Hote
comes of. The managers of this affair
have placed US under obligations for /,
complimentary ticket which We had Tor.
gotten to acknowledge before. This bal
Is to be the most magnificent affair
which was ever witnessed in the West,
and will. no doubt, prove grand success
Hurrah for the Lindell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25
MILIrARr lNsuBoRDrNAr1oS. -

MILITARY lHsuBoRDINAT1oN. - Our
country Is now 10 the midst of q
great civil war which is delugiug our land
With gore We are fighting the creates,
battles ever Tough. on this continent fol
the restoration Of our once glorious Union.
The eyes of the whole world are fixed ia
attention upon Us. One, the largest por-
ton of il, is gazing with contempt, jeal.
ousy and envy-the other portion with
hope, confidence and affection. Every.
where the black cloud Of trouble and aDx
'ety was seen hanging over this nation,
save only IN one bright spot which ~,
the extensive clothing establishment o,
AessFs. Veneill l. jones. whore elerancv
beauty, style and fashion arc di pla, ed n
the highest degree. Especially do the,
io:ite attsstisa - their large stock u
pleco goods aud gent e furnishing goods
DC; for . suit nale to order, give them
csll. They also have ! large stock .
rssdy nade eloshing. which they will 81
st lowest cash prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25
A GsiAsa weaa,sg.
HAnrIror. lis. Nov. %. 8,

HAHrLTon, Ills, Nov. 20, 1868.
Editor Gate City Permit me, as "a
item of local interess, to inforo you,
readers Of an event Of no conaou oosar.
renee which transpirsd in our quiet vii.
lage to day. 1t was no less than g olden
Wedding.
Rev. Samuel Alvord end Ursula Smith
theu widow CrowD vere married City
years ago to-day, at or near Lockport,
Niagara county. N. Y. She 10 the second
wife and he the second husband - they
both having besn previously married -
Mr.. Alvord has been for more than Fifty
years . member Of the Baptist Church,
and about that long . Misunderstanding
been ordained to preach about the time
OF his last marriage. He is = native or
Massachusetts,, and is nov in his SOtb
year; she is \ native of Vermont, and il
about ten years younger. They have
resided here since 1915.
Their Golden Wedding vas celebraisd
at the residence of the daughter, Mrs.
Gates, in Oakwood. and stteoded by
more than hundred persons relatives
and friends Of the family who did smple
justice to most sxcellent dinner provi-
ded for the occasion. Among the persons
present, were children, ch,ldrens chill
dren, and children's grandch,ldren-fou
generations.
Mr.. Editor, Golden Wedding does
not occur every day in these par.s, and
you will probably agree with NE that the
event is worthy of public notice.
Truly, yours,
II. A. MILTos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

THANKsGIyING.-Aso our readers are
all aware Thursday, the 26th instant. has
been set apart as q day of National
Thanksgiving. which suggests to masy
minds day of unalloyed merriment and
happiness. In view of this, we suggest
that all stores and business houses be
closed on that day, as is the general Gus.
tom, and that we all of us take one day,
if not for Thanksgiving, at least for re.
creation and enjoyment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

DucKs.-We learn that . party OF
some four gentleman we're up on the Des
Moines bottom. on Monday last. hunting
ducks, and in six hours killed sixty uf the
birds, and like McGuire's day for hunt.
Ing squirrels, when he killed two hun dred
AZ one shot, it was not good day for
hu,ting ducks either. They are said to
be literally swarmiDg in that region.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

THE CosCERr.-The Atheneum las,
evening was not as we'll filed as we
should like to have seen it; there was,
however, good house, and all appeared
d lighted with the music, which was
splendid, and each piece was met with
rapturous applause, which must have
been gratifying even to one who has sc
often received the highest praise from the
most intelligent and critical audiences in
this country and Europe, aud We trust
that the time is not far distant when our
city shall be favored with another visit
from these talented artists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

~ There will be but three Senators
elected BY Copperheads in the next Sen
ate OF Iowa. Two of these are from
Dubuque and the third from Alamakee.
1t Is probsble that Hesser, of our county,
elected on the Union ticke. two wears
ago, will vote with this forlorn trio occs.
sionally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Thauksgiving ser
vices will be had in the let Presbyt
Church, corner Fourth and High streets
on Thursday morning al Ii o'clock. The
Paste. will be assisted by Rev. Charlie,
Williams. Chaplain OF the Hospital.
Subject Philosophy Of the Rebellion,
and Code hand in the conflict"
The public are invited to attend. Seats
free.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25
GRovER d BAKxR SEw1Nc MAcHrsl

GROVER d BAKKR SEWING MACHIHE.
In our advertising columns will be
found the card Of this popular machine,
which has taken the first premium at sew
eral State Fairs during the year 1865
Two gold medals were also awarded to il
in illinois. Dir. G. o. Hilton, who, by
the way. is veteran in the sewing ma,
chine business, is the agent for the ma.
chine in Keokuk and vicinity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

D0-As it does not seem to be generally
understood that there are commistees ii
each ward to attend to the wants of the
families Of soldiers, We give their namea
and locality: vas
lst Ward-Mrs. R. P. Lowe and Mrs,
John McCune.
I'd Ward Mrs. J. W. Rankin and Mrs.
Wm. Cleghorn.
So Wad--Mn. s. G. Carter, Mrs. J.
C.sDavis and Mrs. J. R. Buckingham.
4th Ward-Mn. Creel. Mrs. Pond and
Mise Lswreucs rsg o@s &gh O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

DAVENPORT BoYs.-These celebrated
boys Will give one of their exhibitions At
the A'heneum on tomorrow Thursday
evening. They have gained quite rep
utatlon ia their travels, and some Of their
performances are said to be really mar
velous to the beholder, and We shall ex.
pect TO see the house we'll flied on tha,
evening. See advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

Tbs CHICAGO EvsaIna JoUasAL.-
We are under obligstises 70 THE enter
prisisg and popular nswspsper for frs-
quent clippings Of news and miscellaneous
items. The Journal gives stsunch and
earnest support to the war and the Ad
miai.tratio", bat generally opposes wha,
It regards - Radisalisn, Of which the
Tribune is the type.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

1 Over 800 hogs arrived on the
night train on the western road on Mou-
day evening for Msssrs. Batty q Hsuill,
and 75o on the same train for the house
of Messrs. Cleghorn d. Alexander.
We will give the figures tomorrow Of
the number Of hogs killed 10 this city
thus far BY our packers, and We think
that the number will tar exceed any place
In the State. One road the K /,
TT. d. = NJ. R. 4. have alone delivered
over thirty thousand (3o,Ooo.) Whs,
road In Iowa can beat thals
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

- We are under obligations to our
friend Hilton, for . basket of pears. which
we're dsvoursd in resemblance Of the
donor. Mr. II. has long been identified
with the fruit-srowing interests Of Kso-
kuk, and is now reopiny the fruits Of his
labors, and We are eating them. Bully !!
for We.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

FIRE.-A fire broke out yesterday in
a small house on Fifth street from some
detection in the fue, and the flames had
gained considerable headway before they
were discovered, but we're speedily sub
dued. The damage done was slight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

FuRs, FURs, FURs-Messrs. Jonas l.
Co., At No. SO Main street, KiIbourne'e :
old stand. will pay the highest cash prices
tor oil kinds Of furs; also for hides. wool
and rags. This is branch Of the old fur
establishment at @ Qlincy, ILL.,, which has .
vide -eputa,ion throughout the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

RIVER NEws.-The river is about sta
tionery at this point at present. There
are no srrivsls at our levee now except our
regular packets, which run with great
regularity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

DPS MoISEs CosvESrIoN.-Look on
the inside Of to-dsys issue for the pro-
ceedings Of the Des Moines Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

SrArk or IowA,l
- Les Cousrs.
la the Dsstsics Court Of aid Couny In Keekuk
X. P. Love. sissAfU
- sns
c. 0rinsa..
D. =. Grnaaa,
Usvtd Day
n. J. bay. Dsfendaaes
kceee s-rss, Eisen 70 ths Defeadsns herein
above named h.ta petition In civil aesia IN die
In ns ClofkH udace of the Di.,rica aforvvaff
da, vs,iIed IN " air Of NE above naasA Piaiasia
~ iDss You, and ciai aing o. The said =. y !.
arnnan tis redsnpsion II Lola Alc g. in Bloek I'll
I" ~ e.J 81 kr ksk, ~ raid cosusy, from . esst.is
Ders % ffast snd sale thersuncer and ag .nt tbs
sedsadants lhs .ssecissare Of n-tease by
said A. and Day, f.s tho Of 3 $50. Win
.ea Pc, cent. inssress from Nay D. 1853 ne de-
f<sdanks 6rin .an G1ftber nuasoed that tins aad
Coast has sppnsed Receiver, 10 charge OF said
property and VI &. nts aird tssodis thereof
And uuless ysa appear aad d=frnse thereto b
Of the second day Of the term OF said
Court, - epnneee+ sho Arsf Monda, OF fesruar,,
Jadxmeni III Be rendered aSsinst you, yrA,
for IA said pcsision.
RoBRRr b. silLLMokk,
uov2o-d3w Sol. for PiaisuG,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

STATg or fOwAt
- Lss Corxrr.
In The d. arict Court of said oon,y, in teoauf
Pre- mrn xnrsirs PLxsattFl
Feyyus
Iukn Rshin
ue ~ %, skh, Defsa6ssss
sss'e- D. h.res, Eisun 10 the Desenaauts hereir
scoss named tsat p~t hon In = c.t ar,iub ii ea al
~ s lSiA IN 90 vi ate bs-tici Coart sfofe3sii u
" 'se aoosr hsm~a VI iisiin, AGAitG yIu aus
GA @ h9 ~ fea-en from you uud'r Ialiss nprtxag
eei t~ts prcuss an Inc D. que Seeus,
=. isSusnfpa -. kAnEe5 vest Ia aid Csntiy AS
SAFE sni ie d fsnx ,oa GoaAo "a as he yaiue
sa,i frdeaaions SAID peiitla irA,sGx luther ID,
hiis o. pefh nvs 10 said r-nises ~ stH-tyoa b,
Qhetsd ana est~si he'd, aud h,r general bell
Ana anie.s yvu appear aid maze dsfep.~ khe,es.
oeiofs apon oil tns second day of the next te IN .
sai a,nsh, 10 eo@mee "a Lbs drs, Monday oiF<sSe
sy foos ioa<Hehi W Dc entered against yp1, ~
rfay e,i LIT Ia said peales.
KJ2ERr h. GtLLMOHR.
novxS-c4w Auy for Piail.iH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25
~Divine service in St. Johns Cburt

on Thursday at IL O'Clock.
The Pastor requests the congregation
to bring thank. offering for the benefit
of the sick and wounded soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-25

HARPER FOR DEcEMBRR.-Thisy yalua.
Bile monthly for December lies on our
table. This is an unusually interesting
number. Its table of conten,s are Saint
Christopher; Twilight on Sumter; Scenes
In the war of 1919; Pictures of the ia.
panese Cap-and- Bells William II. Pres
colt; The Telling Treasure; Light
Through Darkness; An Experiment
Overland from ST. Paul to Like Su perior;
The Sms House at Arlington The G ulG;
What's in a Name; Ny Friend Crack
thorpe Again; The Ethics Of Love; The
Rev. Mr.. Allonby; Job Warmers Christ
mas; A Woman's Complaint; Monthly
Record of Current Events; Editors Easy
Chair; Editors Drawer, Fashions for De.
cember.
The CoErINENrAL-The December
number OF this high toned magazine is
received. Its contents are: The Nation
Buckle, Draper, and Science of History;
Disry of Frances Krasinska; The Sleep.
ing Soldier; My Mission Letter Writing;
The Year The Great American Crisis
Was He Successful; Dead Rscons,rue.
ton Virginia; She Defines her Position;
White from my Meerschaum; Literary
Notices; Editors Table.
Accruits Wanted for the Third uova
Cavalry.
Adjutant Glenn Lowe, of the Thirc
Iowa Cavalry. having received authority
to recruit for his regiment, has opened an
Office in P. Il. Humes' Office, on Third
street, where he will be fourd ready u
enlist men under the recent orders, offer.
ing the large bounties of $500 for new
recruits, and ei02 for veteran volun.
tees. IF
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l.'OR SALE.
N oIICE OF COKoNER'S SALE

10 y. 6. Hedges aud Margaret Hedges, ard Others:
lou are brr-ny Lotiseu thst by vir,us q Special
kaseulon 10 me- airrcit d. issued o, The Clerk OF the
District Csart vi lac coun Io~a, keskuk, ce RUG
dat. .vember the Ath a. u Ira In i.y Of u mes
:. Lee and aga nst \ g hedges and a - . decree
sga'u1 afxsf.t Hedges md Olh-r-, have up
IN shu al ssAss sd tor sse, and vii eel the DIOR
o. ne CteeAs NICE Of the bis,ict Court Lee Coau
", iv~n. - Asokut, cD the IS d a, mb &.
o'clock NJ, Commenting at : .'c.oek p M Of MA
~, me iSiiosipg des ssribed properly, to- sit: h.
utee Isl n hSrt one bundre eight ioel in the
City o. AeosuA, Lee County. Iowa.
Giyen nadsf my hand this 2fst q y OF November
io6S THUS. MARTIN,
nosxi-dtd Coroner OF Lee County, iuwa.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S

SlNHiNG SCHOOL.
There sill be : Singing School open a Burovs'
iat, on corner Of sh sbd N ain strr~is, Keeksx,
fhIOAf, Novs00er the z7th All are lrvt d to
tssL CHESTER HUAr
nos25 T-achef.
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ADAIssION IS CENTS.
Doors cpen st :, Csnssneing 1t ~.
g. q. LACHY, Asess.

.STRAYED.
Prom the subscvibsrs In keokuh Saturday igAs
Nss nhef 2lst ls09 beasy biaek fvrs~ aboSs /.
hands hgh Ia he toTehead and on th< pye~ 90
nha ieA whits, 49, about len yesrs. iiosfa rssas
All be paid fos HE deiivrry 70 The rm Of
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