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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25
Union Rally at Fort Madi-
SON, september 4.

Hon. james Harlan, Hon. Jan u1es F.
Wilson and Joshua Tracey, ESQ.,, will
addressShe people at Fort Madison on
the first day Of September, in the after
noon and evening.
The people of Fort Madison ave ma
king preparations for grand time, and it
is expected the people will turn out en-
mas" to hear the able speakers who are
announced for the occasion.
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they we're identified. Their answer was
Vallandigham men invariably. for IS a
maste' OF course, none Others would join
us.
Now, Messrs. Editors, il you think the
above worthy 3 place in your columns,
please give 1t an Insertion for the benefit
u the unbelievers in Vallandigham and
Morgsn identify.
Yours with respect,
JAS. Cox.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

CHANGE or PLAcE.-By the earnest
Solicitation of the Sabbath School folEx Of
tt. Madison, Banner Mission Sabbath
School viii not 60 across tho river onoo.
site that place, on her Pic Mic excnrsio,,
Tomorrow as announced in the pos,ers
out will repair to the Public Souare
where stand and seats will have been
arranged, and spend the day with the
people of that city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

Throw IT TO TIE Doos.--If every house.
wife will throw her cheap. worthless kinds
OF saleratus to the dogs and use only the
Chemical Salerat .s, there will no, be so
much yellow, heavy bread and biscuit to
be seen, aud consequently not so man,
dyspeptic, alllug persons. Get a paper
and II 1t does not suit your money will be
refunded
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

IL OF ONE KIND -As a train load
NJ .dorgan's men were Passing through
''ewark, Ohio, one OF tht IN, as the crowd
as,' mbled to see the horse thieves and
mnrferers, asked il the re were any Val
aasiigtan m-n about?
"f~s -lr, I'd r-w -bonod chap, Il
am a Vailsndlgham ,nau
"Al, right" SAID the horse thief, "get
IN re with US; We are II Vallandighanl
men,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25
AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON.

NEW BOOKS.
Lost and Saved-by Mrs Merton;
Ffsnk Narrsnztou BY Author Rutiedge;
The Drummer Boy stort of Burnside's kxpt ditou;
Bocsi fd--by ars Ill ie Devrreux uneslca:
Drifing About--ny St, parn Mascot;
Ny sou ihern t"uds-hl kdmupd kifkSi
In the !foples--by uiohard Is kIWsaii;
journal or kr-idcnce u Georgia Plantation
by Mrs A K.nble,
"a ~ocks, Blue aud Gold
Saae's
Rcadi- '
Gibbons Rome, Vols
Chambers English Literature;
tnf"rmstlHn n The Peoples
PaekArd's Minor >uygefy;
The Excise Tax Lass -by cummisSinor Etee;
III. fbing out m n--ssxe;
Marian GreN-by Mrs. N. = Homesj
Like AID Unlike;
Les uissc bies;
Orphous e. Nsrr's Papers, 2d Series,
PreenaroH's Monitor,
co9ks Voyages.
Al 0dis--b1 the Author ~ Quits;
burrs e-id aud Gar,ea;
Vrg tables " tme ca;
i he Campaign OF tSsz and 63
Physiological hemulrs--by hammond;
Mrs Lrslie's Cook BOOK;
Girls Own Booe;
buys Own book:
Drxsusi Complete works:
Home and abroad, Second Seriesj
story ofthe Gua,d,
The Poets Journal bv Rayard TayloY:
psssnt brownio~' - Book;
Okarang, River,
BdwiD Bro,herlofi ny winthrop;
Thisdsy receivrdat
BRoWNELL's Book store
aug22 ID Cor. Main aud iit streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

NEEDS ATTENTION. - The street IN
front OF our Office ueeds grading. Ii is
very uneven, aud we never noticed the
faot-or that 1t was in quite SO bad q con-
dHlon as II is-until yesterday, when we
sa~ man altemp. to cross il ust above
the crossna aud fall three times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25
Collection of Pensions,
BACKPAY, DISCHARGED SoLDlER'SPAY,

And all othercisinfs ssainst the Government apos
the mostfavorabls terms.
No Fees charged until satisfactory returps are re
ceivvd.n Aiimquirieeby maiiwii receive prompt ii
tention. WM. u. LOVE Atty atI-aw
ouss Nsxtdoorto Post ones tup stairsl KeoAuh
tAait-Aly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

NoTIcE Having been unex pectedly
calird away, to be absent until my tim to
20 Est. all those ind,b btrd TO me will
please call at my store, and make pay
n.ent before the FIST Of S,pten b"r.
d2s. ANNE KING.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

80 The Jennie Whipple is the morn
ing boat for Davenport and Rock Island
and intermedlate points. Leaves Fort
Madison on arrival Of The cars, and will
make connection with trains at Burlinp
ton for Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield, Ottumwa,
DC, also with traius East for Chicago,
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LIVE t JESUS.
-
ACADEMY OF THE vIsIrATIes ST. Mti,i.


T'HE Assdemy OF the VISITATION al the Corner Of
Time aha7th ieeta al con meaee the winter
se~sinn 'piemher LIST. 1863 Th- rspatstap ~ tfIs
tustiuit0n IN keokat tts siclpi,y T. too xrest
- rf4aGrc 80 HXt aded notice fp as lTtYtnus
tAciHtl"s 'orbrsfowsng solid liberal c5u aiou
's paps th re has Pe-D al led seysrsl advaaIaees,
among tbem very doe and compirfs appar or
s,rartiohs experlnieats 10 raiI sophs Chemistry
and Astronomy Ia IN tbnAry also solne additions
htvo been made, and i mNeis ov.t 600 volumes.
th,s In +itutn thoaRn cunded by IN esnners ~ Tho
Iathnis iai,h, opvl lhose bthet derem'na-
,ous, sp3 itenerence wifh religious opiasons 10
psru.lited.
TERMS:
Board sad Rngiish Tuis.Vn, per Ansum Siaa %: par
auaris, s3tO 90,
ru,si,s ~ tbr aud "a cia.ses ineiadins the u.s of
sha larAtus, per So 20; per uasrtrr IL 20
ratt or N tn 50 ~ hout us1 OF spparslns see gi;
PEI qaar er sllo.ee.
10 :, - b 70 at oas use of apparatus se4 90,
per anaF'e, tG0o
ru,tsln ne s ea an cis4ss without use ofa pa-
.atss -, vs;pss aaAst ~ 70.
Tuition ips hssi,os dee according TO their elsss.
Extra Charges.
For zach az the reign anxagrs, per snsam $40 %;
per quarter, y ea.
Draw ng per ! nun $40 GO; per gaart.r - 90
Pa,nts.s IN sies GoI"rs and Velvet. PEI Anenm.
psnl on oil pc .nsum . ss os, pey qas sls 10
snhsaiaer silk. y-ivss aaa Lace. sis To- per
qaastet - 90
Dap. PEI sanua SEQ 90, per quarter sas 90
Vocal Mu.c. saaxn, IN elA.s. psr pse %; per
DE OF pisn.aa Harp per quarter aia co. per qasrsr
% 90.
wxshi,'r PET sstaau, go; p~s aasisss -.
he'd and Bsdias. PEI annnm. ela, yer 9ssrses ~ ~
For fartAs particsisfs tasass ss - ~
sseo-AAn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

A CHAScE.-On Sunday night de.
cidsd change took place in the weather.
The mercury sunk to 5lo. and every bod )
wa, looking for snow Overc,ats and 6
were in great demand, aud wers quite
necessary to comfort The thermometer
on Sunday stood at 9l'-4Uo in one night
We think is noiiceab 9.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

UNION CORPS ATTENTION The mem
bers OF this company are requested 10
meet this evening at their drill rooms for
drill. aud the transaction OF business.
By order OF the Captain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25
- The Maconb Journal saws. Dat las

H-The Macomb Journal says, "at las,
Mao NIB has telegraph connection vii
the ut ide world. o. course il does n.
90 good yet, As no rfice has been oper I'D
ln this clty, but the wires are nm fr,m
Quincy to this point, aud We lerr n vii,
be completed through to Galesburp in y
few days"
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Turn Out TO-Night.

Let all who failed to hear Col. Bussey
at the Mass Convention. make it point
to 90 and bear him this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

DT- All mcn who wish to enlis, in the
8ih Iowa Cavalry Will apply to | A
Sawyer, at the Provost Marshaps otfice,
keokuk, Iowa. d2s.
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Ifsf of iowa Soldiers who have died
!" Hospitals ~. Louis NO., In om
Aug. 18Th 10 AnK ed. tSG3.

Fnr rnshed by Ihos. W. Long, tofiowsl offcs N o. Q
Lac lede Block. Olive street, - Louis, Mo
aus l9-Jno W stfeley, co 24th, chronieds srrh. -.
" 20-p Ghristofo-en, u rs ~
2U-Edw Doran, b 3Mh "
" .o-Hirsm Inks. ", 2nth -
y q = hn W Br 'ad "a 40 h. D prsy
2i- Ws'tonhaash y Ssh, chronic diarrhes.
.l-H iAubeek Il &5h -
22-wm Il Sramcns. 3sih -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

~ We would cal attention TO the ad
vertIsement of Miss Z G.. Copslin' s
Scho"l, which will be resumed on the 7lh
of September at the room formerly occu
pied in the basement Of the Cha ham
Square M h. Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25
Col Busscy Speaks To- Might.

All who heard Col. bussey Al tie Con
vention will be sure to be on hs nd to
night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

TIE following correspondence explains
itself. Col Bussey will speak to mig ht
on the street or, il the weat her should be
disagreeshle, in McCune's Hall
Col. CYRUS BussKY:
The undersigned citizens OF K K.oknk,
aware of your great services TO the ma
tional Government asa military ofiicer,
and. knowing your Loyalty to aud deter
minatlou to stand by the old fag and the
principles OF liberty as derived from the
Revolution. invite you TO address us =,
such time an may suit your convenience.
We ask On esriy ia, orable reply. assuring
you that an effort from so loyal and de.
voted soldier will add greatly to tie
uDion sentiment now gathering force
throughout the land
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~ MB ted.

Chair makers aud Turner'S Apply to
Gro Z. KrLBouRsE,
Msin street, bet Cd and Sd.
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Speaking at Big Mound !
oo DAS Auo hho
HON. G.. g. WRIGHT AND
j. VI. BECK
Will address the People at Big Mound,
Lee County,
Or saturday, 29sh .5Mgwsf,
At / O'Clock r. M.

Let there be grand gathering of the
people of Lee, Van Bursn and Henry
Counties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

= II oscret0TF
On motion Of J. NJ brcs, E.q committes on Gre
dcntials was sppotn,ed.
Committee haytug report ed the following DELEGATES
JAcksos rowNsnp.
p Lo~c Harrt Fulton
ID l. NcGuxtn Rdmupd Iaeyrr
Gco >myth 7 bepo lin
v Howell n pfoutx
z = Davis Bnsne
Hamdsu Bnel Louis collp4
Go " Boi. A Wall
NJ Hiatt
HcRKH row ssu,P.
w Doihng q G Beaaan
PHEASANT RIDos row .sHtp
Hsrssr g Stevenson
Sellers
yRAEKLiH rowssHrr
c Reush-r Mcmillan
Carer
nARros TOWNSHIP.
Amos rowo,end jesse "''''''
psisRosE TOWNSHIP.
Ander.on Jonas Houghton
Jo el,h Ford
cHAnLrsros TowN-uP
G W Ratry G " Browning
Albaugh
prs soNE. rowxsAIr
jaeoo Aaloy Anthnny Haskell
Nicholas s trge Mt
wAsHrseroS rowR.rnr.
chsr'"s Field Isaac johnson
Samuel 1 stevenson
nosrRosr rows,HrP.
Anderson Halinrsworth
BOYD G. smith
w Casriek
DENMARK TOWNSHIP
PANEL Bro~n Andrew Spencer
- ingalls, Jab-r hcnnrey
'xyyxRsos rows.H,r
" n McPbersap r MIlltuer
wxsr POINT rowssHrr.
Wahrrr ID s,eph uson
W froT hussTs M.eaey
orpAs rowssHp
hi Hsaton D'v,e y es asa,on
FORT MADISON TOWNSHIP.
Jseoe Steiner "a o.he.
n "a btss s.,s,.,.., 7 x, ko,slr n,,,
On motion of J. B. Howell. proceeded to nominate
cand icates.
ON motion Of Col Vial, seconded by j. N. Rack
Hon. Robert Russell was Nominated for County
Judge-b, aoclnmaiinn. -------
ON motion OF Mr.. jaeger the Convsntson pre,eeessd
TO ballot for sh4ru WHICH resulted n. follows
Anderson a.; Kd~srds "A aud stotts vote,
On motion OF J. NJ. Beck, the nomlnation WINS m ad,
un an moas.
On mntion, w. T Lowry was nomina.ed tor coll.o
tor and Treasurer-bs scelamstton
On motion Of Col Vial X Edison Of peuma ,
nominated By aeclamation for superin dent BIC
mon Schools
On motion. Chsncy Pile, OF Denmark was nd minat
Surveyor, and Kobt Wooster Of jack son Town.
ship tor Coroner.
The 0onven ton proceeded to ballot for thrse Repre
seuiaiiYeA, which Resulted a. ", Ss-H am
81 votes, Capt. W. GAiissd ~; r -rdnand Msi.spsr
of Primrose ~: Matby OF Des ,inss D. Pr ohet Of
G 'ssn Ray and ID, T. brown of De enmArl a
On motion OF J Van yAlkenhurg all the n nina
tions IN ado unan nous with three ehsess
TN motion, the Chair sppoinsdJ b. Howell J. e
Walker g. L. stevens Jaeoh styner and EiIli.p
nexasder - select Count, Central ,jom ntrre whs
sui no iEed TO announce it through the psp.r.
J. VI, HIATT, President.
J " WisTFRBorHtM secretary
The foiio~ing resolution VAS offered by MIR Var
Valt-nhurr ard sdopi-dby he mHas nesting
Resolved Thst ~s h.I tbs pahllcsti o a. tN, F.,rt
dl.oa Pisadtaifr as loN 81 urnaI rood ON n
and end II ip yaasbIe aux Iiary to the losal
cause, and ask all loyal Ire county 10 support
II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25
EOkUIA HIGH SCHOOL,

This tnS,itutt will be a for tho reception OF
pnplls Mu>uAN. AUGUST stat at the CO Ter o,
satn ava hstrrct- undsr odd tellows' Aali.
Tuition a. heretofore
J, s. KIMBkLL, Principal
augi5-si2w Mas ktaB.LL, AsslSast.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25
CIRCULAR NO 80.
WAS DEPARTMrTr,
PaovosT kARsEAL GsssRALs orrrcr
Washington, ID. C.. July Ia 1ssa

"sshibRtSh, ~ u, July IN. 1853
l. Hereafter a reward ofiep tsl0) doIiara will hs
paid ior The appre henst aud deliver a. de.evtr
ana psraRraph 70 psRe g. Regulations for he cover
mroL ~ he bareso of the Provost hxshal General OF
he United States AZ veil paragraph H. of Circular
70 70, nom prevo-t Marshal Generals Ohice, are
amended accordingly
". Parssrsph 335, page Z. same reRui iatfons a
ans Fnded so a. u read as follows:
Tbs me enoeFs Of the suards NAV be allowed for the
TINE aeiasl, and DereessariiY employ ed the trip
per fIem Of MT more than t 90 besidr4 their aetna
them N'H s-s~0
bs order OF JAkRs B. PRY
Provost Aarshst General D. c.
b RuILEpax,
1Ap'. ana Provost Marshal lat Cong DIST, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

UNION COUNTY TICKET.


UNION COUNTY TICKET.
ron COUNTY JUDGE
HOUERT A. RUssELL.
roR sHgnIyF.
ISRAEL ANDERSON.
yoR coLLscTok AND TREASURER
VIM. r.. LOWRY.
'oE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF ooHsoy scHoolA
III. X. EDISON.
FOR SURVEYOR.
CHANCEY PYLE.
r0R CORONER
ROBERT wOOSTER.
xoR RgPREsEyTArivEs.
u. q MEHRrA
Capt. w GALLAND.
fEHDiNAND MElssNEH.
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W AR CLAIMS.

Having direct access to the Departments wITaour
uarloYIsets ssRMEpIATE AeKsrs, the undersigned
Ill llAIlanuln q
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-a~- 80 -
DIED.

- Ntrn,nst"n on sabbath, the 9si Inst OF hel I'd
intsn,a WY EbAlkA aaavhte' OF REV. II. ana
Mrs.. X ADAM aged months
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

Wm Thompson. Raakin 4 McCrary.
Hugh Robertson, Smith HamiIl,
Hsmbden Buell., k. i. Live,
X CopelIn. J,s NJ Queen,
j. W. CIeghorn, w w. Jsmieson,
u. b Hills. VepciIl d. Jones,
Haines, S. b Vowell,
NJ. HIATT, j. A. Wall,
J B. Paul, San. L. Carey.
j G parrott,
August 24,h, 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

ESTATE OF N NANCY cNULTY,
ll - ceased
tae Ign n has been appointed Eaec.,gr II
said e. with the VIII auGsSed
ao''d buggy aud Harness Tor sale.
augs0-diw W. RANKIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25
PROCEEDINGS or THE DELEGATE
CONVENTION ON SATURDAY.

On motion J. NJ HArr wa. elec.ed Prssiasns and
J. II Wi~TERuorHAs, Secretary
On motion Of }. NJ sees, E.q a Acommittss on cre-
dcntials was sppotbted.
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For sheriff.

lhrongh the request OF manS friends, | anHou nee
nA sei' As CA dniats Tor sHhRlFF ior Lee county
tusa n Lhs next election.
ISRAEL ANDERSON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-25

For kepresenfaatse.
We are auth r,zed to annupnee WILLIAM wER.
shh % "esl Point, as a eahddAia for the Legisia
ture al The snusing election
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-10
WENTW WORTH SEMIN AIRY.
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

ALBERT E. BASSFORD, PRINCIPAL.
yTHE sixth annual session Of this jnstitution
The principal viii be assisted by The Rev
w. I. NJ Jacobs, whose cooperation viii mroc
fully sustain the already acquired reputation If
this school
Circulars stating particulars can be obtained
at the institution, Prince ST.. opposite Post
Office. aug l3-2aWtsep d #
TT7HE duties Of MISS ELLEN MARKS
/ SCHOOL will be resumed on TUESDAY,
the 18th ofSEPTEMBEK. Particular attention
will be given to the ELEMENTARY BRANCHES
as the only sure base for future improve
mcnt 1t is desirable that al the pupils
as far as practicable, should be present al
the opening Of the school. Terms, tor Or
thography, Reading, Geography, Grammar,
Philosophy, History, Arithmetic and Algebra,
from five TO seven dollars per term OF ten weeks
Music and French at Professor charges.
The School is pleasantly situated on hIng
street 10. ia, between Columbus and Alfred.
aug "a dtsept| &eotOcJl0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-10
THE MARYLAND CLUB HoUsE-On Ihur

THE MARYLAND Citb iAOc'7'
d;v Col. Dom Piatt, Chief OF Statf O 0cnaI-
d Schenck gave permission 70 tne puIfsy'A
of tho establishment to enter the buldlng
which is large and elegant structure ioea'e'
an the corner Of Franklin and Catheofa
Streets. f,rthe purpose OF examining the STOCK
of l;onors which belonged to hlIn. Accordingly
the 9enflenan. accomp panied by an unquestlon,,
al. TT,inn man, proceeded to the house, ana
. h9iof examination showed that much damage
had been don't to the effects since the house
lad hecn closed. In the private bar room,
whnra the choicest liquors were kept as we'll
a. tha table cutlery, but little renamed
Dam;iohns containing Old Bourbon, Fort,
Madeira. Sherry, were all emptled OF their pre-
cious contents and the military guard station
cd there. no doubt, enjoyed themselves ex
ceediDglv in the spiritual line. Some OF the
drawers of the private bar room which cen,
TIMED LIQUORS Of quality which money could
not command, were also forced open ana tie
contents of the bottles drank. PaIe Sherry,
Burgundy, Port and Madeira OF various brandS,
all enlivened the earthly tabernacies OF tho
guard. Entering the library 1t was d!ScoYered
that the fine book eases OF hard Wood had oeen
penetrated by the rats, and number OF VaIt,
able works we're greatly damaged. They had
gnawed the binding Oft the books and cut thelr
way from one story to the other al e0""W'
All the fine furniture OF the various depart
ments. which are not less than thirty N num-
Der, show the mar OF harsh treatment' ana
the damage IS considerable. amer.
The Toledo Blade says that couple who
entered the cars at Bedford committed matrI
nony before the train reached Newburgh, and
are now in that city enjoying the full beams OF
the honeymoon.
In Baltimore, yesterday, Col. Fish, by order
of Cen Tyler, seized all the pictures III the
various book -stores of the city, which repre-
scented the different Notifications, forts, &c,
&C. 4 large quantity Of letter sheets, upon
which were similar representations, were also
seized, and all book store keepers and others
notified not to offer any such pictures tor sale
again.
Mr.. VIM H. Carpenter, editor Of the Bal
timore Daily Gazette, appeared at the head
quarters Of Gen. Tyler yesterday morning,
and voluntarily surrendered himself to that
officer. Mr.. Carpenter was subsequently re-
leased from custody, upon giving his parole
Benz. G. Harris, democratic candidate IN the
Prince Georges, Maryland district has address
ed letter to President Lincoln, requesting him
80 make public at some early day, an order
prohibiting all persons in the employment OF
the United States from interfering in any way
with the fee exercise of the privilege Of voting
at the ensuing election by the people Of that
State.
The St. Louis Republican states that the
T. S. Government requires all the tonnage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-10
Wholesale Swindllng.

()nr civ has been startled, WltEln the idH'
dav or two, by the announcer ent Or one ol Ii'e
mast stunendous swindling operations ttiat mas
transpirel within the memory " the ol00o'
'' r annears that an individual, calling him
self +. +. Livingston, arrived IN this cry our
mo the past month, whether from the oooCh
o.. elsewhere we know not, Du5 Representing
b;msclf IS being connected with one OF the
ns+ resnectab}e banking establishments III the
South, THAT or }, D. NoIVA " w. 0l0'0'''
nf Savannah, Ga.
r., started out with the statement that he
xvantcd 10 purchase large sums OF COLO and ex-
cG,anon on the faith OF money shipped from MS
Grn IN Savannah, 70 be started IS soon as
4,snsacf;ons here could be closed; and to give
,]r.frs an fine Savannah firm tor the an cunts
obta;no1, at the current rates OF exchange or
,,oI3 and exchange in Richmond. Ills tlrm
5aving unlimited credit here, ne had but lttie
1iHicnItv IN fleeing the brokers to his heart
content. TT Ay.,,u,-
{. Co., brokers and exchange bankers, WITH
whom he successfully negotiated tor : $780,
living drafts on the firm ofJ. j. North & co.,
2ava3noh The next largest transaction IN
1o 80; of amount was with Chas. ". Purcell 4
- r. brokers' and bankers, with whom he ne
@0tiafed for $37 900, obtaining gold at current
Totns and giving drafts therefor on the same
frm: then SHEPPARD & Allen, bankers, whom
he yicrimized to the tune Of S3OO0O; then
VIM. B. Isaacs became sufferer to the extent
of 800 900, Numerous Of our mercantile hrms
are REPRESENTED to have suffered by the willy
arts Of this most sagacious fnancler and IN
nriDciDled villain There IS no knowing to
how great an extent his operations may have
extended, since many parties who are suspect
"a with having had dealings with hlmare mcn1.
These drafts were al sent South at the pro
ner time, but, owing to the irregularities OF
our express and mail facilities, the sWlndIe
was not detected until last Saturday, and was
then kept SO quiet by the interested parties
chat the general public knew nothing OF 1t I'M
ri Yesterday, What must have been their
feelings when they found out the swlndle IS a
matter with which the public have no business!
Livingston while here was accompanied by
TWO females, represented to have been bis SIS
ters, He is represented to have lived high
and fast. It is surmised that he had made all
the necessary arrangements for his departure
from this country before the commencement OF
his operations in this community, and that ne
sailed in vessel that was to have lett VII
mingt0n several days since.
The account Of the Boston boot and shoe
market SAYS Prices are firm, and the cost
r. ,>,ovv4oot,7rn elbows Q tpndencv TO increase,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-10
as~ "THs WAY FOR ScHwARzs STORE IS THE tHi' W
LOOK AT HIS INDUCEMENTS
HIS ASSORTMENT HIS PRlCf0t
AND HIS BARGAINS.

WARD WIDE Bleached Cotton, 70 cent is
l. elegant yard wide and Il long baIL'o s.Sr3
at So Crash for Towels, at II! cts per y% a+e
elegant Linen H andkerchiefs, for lV(9 ia a I'd
Black and White Plaids, at 70 cts q }1' "'Gi
Choice DeLanes, at 80 CTS. yard; Flne o@ rrnof
Gan auction lott 1t So apiece; and III tact E he
many goods bought cheap for cash, an nr YOUR
sold at 3 small advance. Call ana see W
self 1t =. SCHWARZ'S, 1872 King sI>1
p S-A large assortment Of Cloak9, 2"' PiI,.
" ooon Hoods, Nubias, Bonncts, floWe5s ar
bons and Hats Of al kinds. ser =