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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

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SSfa4ssas : ssA1e ksaSs,4 hst, IS ff3$f
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CsrSsSs B6R johnson, 'nAwkftk TSylof j y 10
goun, = PyIs, MosnsF Csfiis, L Curtis, Co =
3gtes. 1shn AeDssgell,S = At,eas sHdtsses 1v<-
You sud sseh Of you 1ss hereby HosiASd tkst skSrs
nsw - lie W ms Ones q ths NH a NJ Dlsasset
Court Of Lee County, lows, at Ksekuk, pettaon ~
~: m = sfs 81 Sss3S Ss Isl ~ !: sssy = y
psonissoYy notss asd also eisiniss u III a. - -
s. .ss Is. sasss sss ~.
ship sixty-slx norsA, and Range II esaSty.
sad ysayine ya aale ~ - uw1011e1 loe-hal - -
d nartSssed 1Al no 1eynene M Ashs,
ons andfvid6d halt heving bsen rSli4ve6.
And unieAs you sppSM 0&Sveo ANA 1eosoa -
d. helose necn oftA csAd dsy u ths next term Of
aid Court 10 ~ K<eA IN ~ 1sst MoeAsy
d February, A. Ds 49, yudonmoA 10 decree win
- repdaEed SgtjnU ron tAeIeae ~ Aehn bT ~ sum
eiaind nE9rSsf and sestp AS1 ~ salA real eslsgs
viii v sStd for ~ ~ sasts, md all Of
yeur interest h ADD 10 he sid fssi estate VIII b es4
on sBd tstesey bassed ahd torsc closed
.ga e4f9 ~ GkO. w AcCRARY. !.
iccif-dSw Att,y for PlsintsA.
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NOTICE.

To A. H. Hsashp. .. +. Hsaslip, Jshs 6horss, John
Donahos, Young, Brothers Co., c. Frank q Sons
wsbstsr, Aarsh 4 Co., Lesks, March d Co., Thos
". Ciaeen George Williams, r., Mary b. WILL.
ana, John Philips
Hou, and each Of yoa, hereby notAed that there
y now % Ale in the once ofthe CLERK u District
Court Of Lse County, lsvs, At Keokuk, petition Of
%. O hals, slainiss ~ yoa, a n. Hsasip uud O. r.
\ " sun r. Tea Hundred and Eishsy-si1
s6-l0O Doass. With 10 par can't. intorest per snnum
frem Novsnbef LET, a. b. JSa, q nossy due on Two
promlssesy essss sasss " Gsssss Ds.lsen, and
secured ~ Aersage made ~ yoa - sid 0eeegs
Dsnison ard sncs assigned 70 sad .. @, Hale, dated
Nay Isl l6so also claiming against each Of you ths
foreclosure Of said MoFsaGe the sans being upon the
Aassry twenty 1901 feet Of Lot No ten [lGl and ~
wlois Of Lot No. eleven III in Block one hundred
itel In The city Of Keokuk, Lee County Iowa; and
relief. - "a
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
before noon Of the second day Of the next term 81
said Court to commence q Keokuk Or the Let Mon.
day february A. D., 1852 defaait will be entered
agAtns you and JUDGMENT rendered thereon - prayed
Tot In said petition. - : - e. 49,
agat ass NOBLE STRONG,
0ecN-dAw Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To John stannus, Hatues,J " Rsnkin. assignse u1
Patrick Walsh, Nancy Frankiin, executris Of lb<
estate Of Noah Franklin, deceased. A q Higbse NJ y
1us, assignee Of John 0ollovsys yaasss y Rtniugs
lanes A Lee, John DuTkss, B y Durkse, Johr
Boyd, Gotuteh Hunsaker, n II Reynotng, Christian
CARRIER, Daniel Weliihan:
You are hereby nosinea list there ~ nov % Als IL
the once Of the Clerk Of District Court Lee CAI-
", Iowa, u Keokuk, petttt0p ofGen. q. Anesoen
claiming Of you the said John 6tsnnus and g. Hsynes
seven Hundred Dollars - neney duD on tasss bA1is
say notss and claiming OF al Of you the foreclosure VI
pAn Of Lot IL Block -, In the city Of Keokpk Lee
CoaSty, Isws, IN which Avs slainio hsvs sene
interest.
Ar nlsas yes ap1sas sbssses md Assssd bsSv,v
noon ef The Of The next ssm Of satd Gear
TO eosnenss on We 1rst AoA1ay u Fsesssxy IsEA
Judgment and decree will 30 ysu1srsa thereon ~ ~.
fault a HANHfN = 0cCRAHv ~
dec9-d4w At(orueys for fhintiG
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NOTICE

ToJ y. naskss, 4nsrstos ~ sssass Of A. OF Harper
0eoeosed, L. n. Shoemaker and -- SIoanakrr - Z
wife, Ohio Ltfe Insurance Conpsay, o, =. 6fSaA ~
Ton are hereby noticed thai thsfs h nov % lie N
th4 omee Cerk Of the District Court Of Lee coanr
ne q you. H. 6arksr, - executor 81 III essts az
"a. Q. naspss, dscssaea IN ssn o. DHAa Hasdrsi
ana pft Dolars, With 10 Per cels intsresi Per ae.
~ A. Harper 70 Charles Aasen and since aasle1el
to HsrsA osfrsr, dated ~ asy efYsbrsary, II;
also claiming Against III Of you the foreclosure e. ~
sad mcstssee, The ant beinx up0n IT. Sou4h h1If 81
es ncsIh sesiesaner q sestioe ninstssa. HsrHsAiI
kaass are vest Lee eounSy f6va, fcF
q ~ pssiiiss and eenerai rSiief. 80
Ara usis!s you sPPnr and aasvs. s.iA pstiuos =,
~ bA0fe hoon Of the second dry ~ the next ter OI
said CoQrt, - cpnnspce 4 Keokpk - the arst Hon
9ay Of PetFaA, A. ~ l0o5. Default viii Be Sntsrea
ekanst yen aad a1g6ens rslsfl4 al1reqs - yag d
ebr ID petition. NO0fE u STRONG
dsce-d4v "a sfsss Il 5AiteepAyp6peRaat6klG. \
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WkkALs.. %. !. -. :. $4,000. l4bsVUW
Aggregate. 116.S56
lSssn1nent6 . jonrnal Of News ed of Litaraisss
THE TRrsUs. has poliais.l eenyissis.a which are
Il RspuOiiean IN IL AsssG AdAssisn l. sAs Great
tYuth that God has made f one blood Ill nations OF
aiisuuAie rigb,s.f All men 10 rli'r liberty aud he
pursuit OF happnyse -l tp bL.aa Ia -tradfsss,
s1s \ .s y sss
sna Weld The 81 oar soasssy a. h "a &
and os n 1ea -
haN3nfhe pasin and calamitet eudaenly thrust upon
VI, An:s,s:. :s.ss.rp1s. " cv.r.srev ana
ard trust IL ith snd slst, that this atrocoas Ne
b1lsa eastrsssl in " s!gssl cyer.hrox ofis plot.
saai laws throushoui the vAss sztsnt sf our coun-
t5 wherein Liberty end Union shall !Edssd be tone
ed in.sp.r.els" henssto,.A ssS fo.sysr,
Asricu.uIs. Invsnhoss, and vkaisvsr else may
e y y. g. i: .aa
:: .ss =: s. e =. u
army aad report every important ineidsnt q tAat
rsss str1gsis winch We trust II result In tns
"a IN he rssteraten Of Peace and Thn . cur dis
trssaed. bleeding country. We bslisvs Aat No other
s.:. 2, s .ss:.s .s e ::
eolsnSs. And ssTnssty soicit ne desperation Of
upheid - that OF Univsrai Humanity to aid u in sx-
slding ~ circulation.
Tu1E1N60.
tn eornous inersase In Ne price Of printing paper
and other materials used In pstnlng newspaper.
psls TO the price OF TN Ta1suss Oar
DAILY TRIBUNE.
single Copy. cents
Alii sabscribsrs, ,ear Csll issusa).
f@ sEAI-wEEKLY rRiBuNR.
Ono Copy, one yeaH IA isass)...... -. g.
Two Copies, one year. 3.
Five Copies ,one yeax. n.
xsa Copiss, sse yssr.....-... .......... % 30.
An sxsn copy VIII - ssst 70 elubs oftwsnsy aad
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
+ One Copy, one ysAr ns hsuss).... es.
chaee Copies, one year. ................ -
1ixs Cspassy sne ssee. -yr..r ss.s..ss...
EAA.Copaes, one year. ................. l6e
Any large number airsssai . sawss ef skssrl1svs,
d 20 cache ~ extra cory viii be sent 70 every
fvsaU copies. = AAarss. sns ysss, esS and s.y
larger numbss d same prles. A extra copy Will s.
Van = :. I.
aay fsx DAILY TRIBUNE "a, w = =. ssss E:ss
When drafts e.a b prssarsd u l. nsaA sassx tAsa 70
state saoSld 10 Al osas = pLanly vris.sa.
tAs nxpssas shasssss slss will Be dsdseesd rso
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Fer 1858,
viii bsSsady about Chrissnas
::s, p !, - l1D Ss' :: s 10 ioS
Maa .spply e.el as.s... q =. r,,ssns Almanac
Ada ss : ''''' '-'A' '''' f Fax raIsuHx,
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE,

INV IUWu0U NV
In it, twenty year. he's obtained both larger
and more widely dtGoseA circulation than any ster
Newspaper ever publisAed n America. Tnsugh II
hes % o6red, in connon With ether 900 suals, IRON
the and departure tens efthouandso OF
IL patrons IN the War for Tie Uaen ~
UAlLY 6USy81
SRnl- w EHxLY ...-......s-.s-- 1000
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T1I4N PEA CHE4, AND DRIRD
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, 1863-05-19

NOTICE have sold my interest
in tho Len, aud Personal Property OF sTEAESs
/ CO 10 &c StcarDt ard L. Il, Aarnt&. a.d ~ no
longer member Of raid Urn. vi dthsEE.
, 1863-05-19

Capture Thirty Horses, Guns,
etc.
Correspondence Cincinnati Commcrclal.]
SOMERSET, Ky, May IL, 1868.
One Of the most dartus and successful ex-
plots Of this war was performed By four men
on Saturday night. May I, On Rock Greek, in
WAYNE county. Benjamin Burke, a citizen,
Hudson Burke, q discharge soldier, James
zeu named James Davis, having received inti-
nation Of q band Of twenty. eight men, under
command Of Captain Evans, of the famous
band OF rebel robbers that infest Wayne and
Clinton counties ot this State, known as
Champ Fcrgusun's men, having stopped at
the House of Jonathan Burke to spend the
Four men against tWenty-eight Iends who
had rerel1ed in the blood Of Innocent neigh
bors for year-think Of It'll It seemed like
madness, yet the attempt was made. Com.
ing to 4 sentinel, who stood watch over their
thirty-onc horses, Davis ordered him to
surrender his gnn, which the coward did, and
received In return blow from 1t that knock
cd his bruins out The way was now clear
TO the house, where the remainder Of the par.
ty were asleep Surrounding the dwelling,
they at once raised hideons yell, crying
''H olford, Wolfortl,'' at the top Of their vof-
ees. The rebels, awakened bJ the noise, sup
posed at once that Wolford'R cavalry, whom
they dread as they do death, was upon them,
srraug from their beds, leaving their clothes
and guns beAnd, and rushed Tor the doors.
Out they rushed, with nothing on but shirts
and drawers, some without the latter even, to
take lcg-bail. Hudson Burke met Captain
Evans IL tho door; both tired at the same
TING. BuEk was slightly wounded in the
head, but the Infamous Evans was Instantly
killed. Four Others were slain, the remainder
Of the party escaping. But they abandoned
everything; all their horses, personal proper
ty, guns and several thousand dollars In
green backs, in addition to considerable
amount Of Confederate money. Nothing re-
mained for the victorious few to do but to
gather up the fruits Of their victory; that they
Divided with William 3lilligan. a prisoner that
they had released from the clutches Of the
matauderB,
, 1863-05-19
Important Movement zlmouEt the
nethOdistk.

from the New FORK Evening Post, May 15:h.l
a convention If Methodist laymen from all
parts oftAc flee aud border slave States hos
tecn in session in this city during two days Of
obtain the object they seek, an equal repre-
scntatlon of 1aymcu with preachers in the
General Conference Of the Church, which is
held once in four years.
In every other Protestant denomination in
this country, except the Methodist, Elynlen
have share III the councils. The last General
Conference, which met at B1f1a.o in 1860,
formally offered to admit lay representation
ut tic next meeting Of that body, If majority
Of the laymen should express desire for 1t.
4 vote was taken within the last twelve
months, which resulted in au adverse deci-
representation and fifty thousand against.
EAT Of the Allsghauies there was, however, q
I! aloli,y Of one thousand in favor Of lay repre-
schtation; and this is the region whcrc the
churches are most settled, and where the
membership is the most Influential.
The Object Of the convention which has just
adjourrcli was to provide means and measures
fur further discussing the question among the
laity. It is believed that if the whole men,-
bership con be interested in it, there will be
. large majority fnr equal representation.
The delegates, 10 The number Of about two
hundred, met in st. panrs Methodist Epis-
cepal Church, Fonrth avenue and Twenty
Governor Cannon, Of Delaware, WAS chosen
Temporary Chairman, and Ex-Governor
Wright, Of Indiana, permanent chairman.
Not only the eastern and middle, but also the
western states, were well represented, cspec-
tally Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Michigan.
In the discussion which cnsucd, speeches
we're made by Governor Caunon and Mr.. Rid
ole Of Delaware, by Ex-Governor Wright, Dr..
Allen, late President Of Girard College,
Messif. Oliver Hoyt, Nottingham. Judge
Bond, Of Baltimore, and Cooke, Of Chicago.
L. invitation Of the Convention, number of
clergy NTH also spoke, among them Bishop
Simpson and Rev. Drs Nadal and Hatfield.
Resolutions weru passed asking tor equal
rcprcs. ntation in the General Conference for
'ayn'tn with preachers. Nearly ten Thousand
dollars were subscribed, to he used In pFint-
;ng and circulating documents among the
ia1ty, IN tayor Of the measure. The conyrn-
lion adj"urnea last evening. after holding q
special meeting on tho st,te of the country,
nearing number Of patriotic speeches aud
Passing set Of earnestly patriotic resolu.
The next General Confluence meets at
Philadclphia in May, 1864. That body will
probably. bya general or nearly unanimous
vote. grsut lay representation IN thu form now
asked. on condition that the laity accent thc
olfir. In that case, the geneesl Confcrence ri
1858 will he composed In equal nuu1bcrs OF
| la1men and pltschess. -,
Ul1imatrfy, tAia movement nil probably
, 1863-05-19

LANDS FOR

~ sALR.zhy direction Of The Hon. Secretary Of
the Interior. the undersigned will recclsn sealed btds
for The purchase CT nay all tha lands here1nsfeT
dest 1btd, they being anoog the choicest and bsst
Farmit E Lands in Minnesota.
These lands comp::.c *hs1 arc known rs the " Win.
ncharo Trust I4n6e " In tho State uf MIuue4ota Ana
will be sold to tho hIshc~t and best bidder in trscfs
rot exceeding haodsrd and sixty asrts each undsr
the prov isoGs of t,aty Concluded With the VIM
hsso lndan: Ap, 15t1 is @ ana A. Al ConErss
Removal Of 1he Wirnehago rdlacs, and for hc saie I
Of the keet5ssion Y IN Minnesota 70. their b,nelt.
te htt III oc entertained r. e. los Than % do
;as IL I'D t1y cent Per acre BID il accepted
tc!easF spzac,,cable II wtn thifty da1s s1 sSoq
50 eoch noee rs r.tty stall tall make to thc
i xi m e iah3sft M f,f .sle person P.ents
after rsyDert as the sane ca Be neep.red a. sooa
may bo made either Ia cs l. or IN the Ger
3seSsa dc,s 1x r. q Indian Affairs Tor Tic
Ihe nrocsas ~ ~ nha sec9rc3 T. be paid out Of
teae tcc o. o. me @rssty soore mentioned The right
M,si he SC s,ed acd addrcs>cd to tie u'se s!gned,
t95n Trust Lands"
, 1863-05-19
IRRITATION nF TIE NECK OF THE BLADDER.
NftASiMAI1oN IF THE K!nSEYS. AND
siRSSGvnY AMI py'i;SISG
UI: PAIEFi'L URlS-

For these diseases Is truly sovereign reac w. and
too much can.l be said in liz rsa+e s!l..le dose
has been Known to relieve mcst urgent symptoms.
small Cf she hack md through tho hpso \ tcasne1nfu
day Of Constitutional WNtc- will relieve yau IKE
magic.
, 1863-05-19
How 11utor DArr's Female Prfs.
oner's were Disposed Of.

ltrom the wheeling Intellfgencer. May H.
As is well known, the Provost Marshal
within the past few months has received quite
number Of female prisoners frvm different
1rarta Of the State, with tile history of most Of
whom our renders have been made acquainted
through these columns. Within the pas. twu
or three days most Of the girls have been dis
posed Of. Mnry Jane Green, of Braxton,
charged with destroying the Government trle.
graph, Miss Jennie DeHart, charged with be-
Ing Spy, aud Miss Margaret Murphy, were
sent beyond the Federal lines. Mary Sum
mers. Elizabeth Hays, Marian Mckenzie, and
Mary Jaue Prater, all Of whom were arrested
in the uniform Of soldiers, supposed to b.
common prostitutes, were taken into Penn
sylvania, out Of the reach Of the camps, and
there dropped down to take care Of them
selves.
In addition TO this, Major Dasr still holds
the two Miss Copelands daughters of Col
Copeland, who resides near ClarksburE They
are charged with carrying letters to the rebel
telligent young ladies'.
Ellen Conner and Harriet Stewart are also
held in custody as spies. They we're arrested
day or two since ia Harrison county, as
spies. Miss Conner states that she is no spy,
and that ut the time of her arrest she was
hunting her lover, . member Of the 9Th Vir-
ginia infantry, who had seduced and abandon
cd her.
Miss Stewart claims that she Is = COUSIN to
Miss Conner, and went with her IN search Of
the lover aforesaid, for the purpose Of keep
ing heE company.
, 1863-05-19

PROPOSALS FOR MULES
DNCTT Qv.sTzExAsrxn GE@.H Oyyror.t
PItrburRuu Pa, AAy 16. iaH,
1000 MILES,

u, eeaeo F;opos. xin be recetve1 a: thlA 0nee unta
cl.cS NJ INC tsa d1Jof Nay, 1871 E,r IN. IA JUL
soo5 M ss3siSssels sf ss4 N4..
na:tsA:H to he delivered - toiioss: -sea
Five Nedged en-. the 3sA d2y % Jnt Z, aad ave hun
dftd OF tie Io1a day Of June. 141-
bna.d thc1s cond.tos form ard capacity for tSe
purp~te for hch they required aud Il not FUND
10 6e Of The proper quality. m 1e seIec1ed
Fl op1sals 5auss b. MARKED @ PTo2osa!, for N1Ie.~
termas'cz Genozal, e. $: army. Ptts.oarga Ps.
GEAEAsTxa ,-:
70 h n a:' sas set1 5;
estoE Eb!e rerAors waOse sIzoatuSrs mast be ap-
9enssa 70 TIE &4ar1u'ee,
b. e. Of the guarantors mutt be shown
R;ate Goar Or The United statss District Attorney.
op-ned of oS T. pe.4oa xhsa The psis ~
Ieoi eqealis aon1r' fTrosss T'II Il n9s fe 6
6 na II. be required of lie sscees oid
ccIeaay tie eoatfsss sfasi' III (. T. she soo nass
de.sto have thetr b,na.n En- via ts s M ~ "a o.
os aea IL ~ 10 10 prota
rosA Or GUARANTEE.
I'D q the cos. = ot t@.saa ssa;s SE.ss & g
eont1act Ia ac.rta1ce with thu terra. Of IL nIn
sIt:un aud thst sho7ld his proposition b 1.ceoted ~
viii At orcc eater into tn Accordance there
pErpazed to become his tccurIttts- "e ~
~ Suasaatee must be appeadrd tho oa1etal
Ptoso.a:e from at>lo1a parties vii NOS be eonstder-
ec3,fu! hi9ue1s. heore rgniRg contracts
The undersigned reserves himself tbs right to 70.
1eCt any Q. I'll bids th~t ne usy deem too hixk.
be in funds. s., CE0Ss.
nsyls tsl.:r Itccl. d Deps5 q u Gsn.
, 1863-05-19

DANVdIK. Pa. JuGe., SA
DE-, WM II. GKKGo-Dear Sir: Iu February sdl.
waa afflicted with the sugar Diabetes and for hve
mouths1 passed more than two gallons Of water In
ten q twelve times during the nssht. aad ia i've
months lost ahont ntty pounds IN weight. During
Constitutoio Water. and n two days af1cr using it.
sSast n ara ,. asr tastnf tive e"ttes ~
health Tours truly,
, 1863-05-19

sINi WY be continued under the same firm name Of
n1SAAhS CO.. By the undersigned
Ctieaeo. May 18Th 1865 NJ. C. STRAINS.
Hyl1-e1o9t L. II, KANRS,
L. ATfKRNAE.
, 1863-05-19

~ A resolution denounclng the Govern
ment for the arrest Of Vallandigham WIS Of
fercd in the Connecticut Legislature on
Wednesday, discussed and lain on the table
127 to SO. Similar action was taken on re.
solve to restore the portraits Of ex-Governors
Toucey and Seymour to the Benate Cham
her.
, 1863-05-19

PROGRESS OF C1y1L1zAr1oS.-Edward IA
slare) was convicted in Louisville Of shooting
a white man, and sentenced to reeeiveonc hun
drfd and s<renty:fre stripes, twenty-five at q
time.
, 1863-05-19

TonAcco n CoSsEC11cuT.-Iti is said that
the valley Of the Connecticut River will this
season be appropriated almost exclusively to
the culture Of tobacco. In 1850 over six mil
lions OF pounds Of tobacco were raised in the
State, and this year the amount will probably
he doubled, Which with the prices doubled,
wifi render profitable returns to the pro-
ducers.
, 1863-05-19
O00() TONS OF COAL
W A N TED.

Oyf1dx OF TIE BoAxD o. PrBLro WoKKs.z
CH1cAso, May .. 153. 5
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received A. this otcca
cnf1f SAsUrdaY May sd Inst, 1t 10 O'Clock l. ~. ut
E2ien rne :6e Boar,t Et1 err R 1he ssme feS Easeo
Nj Carbon, Cleveland. Erie Coal. TO be delivered
n the Coat Bins Of The Engae House OF the Chicago
HAte. y Nosks~
Tie Coal must be fee from sulphur ftho best quaE-
ity Of its kind In the unps and without dust and dirt
Il will be wefched the said Engine House. and tho
weights the-r onod ~!11 determine the amount desiv-
cred The delivery will commence Immediately. win
be fnlsted oy tetohes 18th next Payments VIII b
rcxerrtne :fteen Isl per ceSt. unt ths coatrsct L
conp!esed.
The EidA E1uEt he sealed and directed to the Board
Ct Public Works. isansseI Proposal for Coat" rnls
Board the right 70 Eect aaE or a hsds 70
accept any bid Whtsa tern5 to name OF coal and
manner. and time Of c',mpe1on # delivery mny noe
wholly correspond with this a3verttseMentstf II It b
FEED LETZ,
j. GLSDELE.
o. j Et]55.
@nfK KArhf
, 1863-05-19
O. j. H1S5.
nF1o d:31-td poarc ofPrpue Mofka
PROPOSALS FOR HAY,

i STRAW AND GRAIN o-.vu,
FnR,o DtFAETXESr.
Corner and Twenty secone ht1seIs e.
W.su1x0!oS. D. C.. AlEu " LH!
vrt.&.r PrnncssI. (. 2 tnrttd s1r fu.n,ahinE HAY.
sTpAW OATS ant CORN for tae o+e o. this pcTToe-
+, he delivered IT be RaIroau " n any u ina
IL rIopt-ss 70 Be- adt.ressea % :ho 9aletsSued>
.s xhcnid FtafH qnat thy OF each Article
Se,et s!so Inc rice ard s!e d-lte Of delivery.
rnpesnls vii be .restytd fnr nEe t1ousaad 6 cp4e
Et-sV aad ur1I-j p!e- SHOULD be for the uteIest
ot he G,vernu'cns t.. Contract for q less amount
All grsia to be pIt Is good eackR Of ABOUT kEo9
brstela each HE-1 to be furnise Cd at the cqst W
The Hs! md Straw II be securely ba,ed,
All GEaln and Hay o1stre3 . be subject to rigid IN
sfectnn by re Government In pector-
CONTRACTS viii be 4FNlded frol tt1ue to time to tho
lo~et' bidders the l1te1ess Of the ser
yir NAY require.
Good tecuitty VIII be required for the E!thfnl t71d-
enf Of any Contract made under this advertisement
PAymelt to be nsde 1t the completion q Tho COL
tract. 8, l. BROWN.
HyS-de15&M Capt1iu nud a. q. ~. U. 8. L.
, 1863-05-19
CHICAGO WATER WORKS

Semf-aunual Water Tax dre f1aT 1st, 1868.
The Board Of Public Toska hAso nssexseA tho
auop,ta 70 &c paid xnter rents Ase.smeats fur
oct 3i+t 1st ant tho a:u hereby declred 70 10
due and payable on ths l@t o. May next
Rv te feanire 1en,s Il the Rey%ed City Chazter IT,
vaier III = asses*ed on Al 1oTs OF LAxp Ehcns-
shut or Adtola any street. avs0ue, OF Alley d
Tfich tse \ a:e: pir~s are l%ld. aud when ska"
nut'tt-g O.. huiiu4css tac:ee2. whether
II Ltt raIc during the moata OF y
Eli be ,t.,c1 % the water reaf. 0" -
Ea:st .usc.. 0l th- water RaAse
.tr r. .tr /, .'bt u>e'f. : discount
wiilbr II. airs II The Stne h PAIL q, -
b; osnt1 Of tie E5asd
Ofsce Of the Board Of Public -. -
9oth. 1Shf
pUTTER, BUT : :.
IL We SC IN vArt ct
Parties ahtpp,rE tn ~ I'll
pEice. quick sAes aad pEna' --'. -.-
uysdS5aN
, 1863-05-19
5urllul n otifts.
TndUx IODINE WATER.

PURE 1op1~E In pure WATrR. 4 cure for ScrntufA
Eo2buuy IioE. Dre7cis!A. Rhcuuattsn. Neuralgia.
Mercu,al Dlaes and nil thote dntreas.nG and Act
Il malaties which A-1ae from MI e2feebleA, vtlste3
t:asc Of tho blood defective nutrition, impurs at
rloepherc. dc.
1ts gcnutncnces A. pure solution and th excellence
q medicine are Rtteted by ench distinguished uanes
IL Dr.. T. Chiffon, Prot &. II. Parker, Prof J. c.
Booth. and otacrs equally well known to sclencc-
q Per bottle.
DIR, Il. AEpEH9 & CO..
phJMc1Rns and Cleu.{ste IL Broadway. n. T.
For snleh hy FLiss SHARP.
HpS czI7Sm 1Sl Like street. Chicago. Liz