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Notice 10 Prc.Em pt1On Claimants

Every person entitled to the right of pre-emp-
ton to any of the lands within the townships and
parts of townships above enumerated, IS required
to establish the same to the satisfaction of the
Register and Receiver Of the proper Land Office,
and make payment therefor rs soon as practicable
after seeing this notice, and before the day up
pointed for the commencement Of the public sale
of the lands embracing the tract claimed other
wise such claim will be forfeited
J. NJ. EDMUNDS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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JAuES CONNER'S SONS
u. 9. TYPE FOU N ID IL Y.
VIM. FAULKNER, T. SONS, Agents,

VIM. FAULKNER, l. SONS, Agents,
No. see Someone Street, San Francisco, Cd!.
~Every article necessary for a complete News
Job Printing Office, furnished ut the lowest
Orices.
rAlso, Agents, for Taylor's, Gordon's. Dcnerge's
ewhnry's, Potter aud Hawkes. Presses.
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Democratic Convention.

TIE Democracy Of Thurston County. are in.
vited to meet in Convention by Delegates from
the different precincts. ut the Capitol. in OIym-
pa W. T., ON TIE TWENTi-TIlIHD DAY
OF MAY, 1863 for the purpose of nominating
suitable candidates for tho various offices elective
at tire next general election
The different precincts will be entitled to dele
gates to the Convention rs follows:
Mound Prairie.
Tumwater.
Chambers Prairie. .............."........... 8
Olympia. ................."........"le
The precinct meeting to elect delegates to the
Convention. will be held nj the usual place of vot-
ing in each precinct, at one o'clock on the 10th
day of May 1853. RUFUS WILLARD,
CHAS. p. JUDSON,
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A. >. HALLlDIE Il CO..
VIRB SUSPENSION RlID6l ulllk
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent Wire EonA

=
Wire suspension bridges Of any span and capae.
ity erected, and material furnished.
Having been constantly engaged In the srectioa
of Wire Suspension Bridges and Aqueducts Tor
several years past fully prepared 70 do aneh
work satisfactorily and TO GUARANTY P1RNA.
NENCY. ~
Parties who are about erecting bridges VIII Aua
It greatly to their advantage TO give " call ~
fore deciding to build wooden structures ~ ~
recent floods throughout the State have proved
them to be wholly unsafe and unreliable. A sune
her Of our rire ssspensons d sse il dIrsns
localities throughout tie State, 10 ono Of vAieA ~
been in Me least affected BY tie tresAsts. - y;
WIRE ROPE, for mining or ferry purposes,
manufactured, Of any length and sire fsquirod.
being cheaper and better than hemp.
Scales Of weight and strength, with prices q.
nexed, furnished, on application 70 The nauaike.
urers. Send for q Circular.
A. 8. HALLIDIB & co..
42i Clay street San Francisco.
January II, 1869. SIMS H
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Territory Of Washington. | 80

County OF ThurstOn.
L. Richard Lane, Clerk of the Supreme Court of
Washington Territory, do hereby certify that .he
above is correct and full statement of the time
aud places fixed by said Supreme Court for hoi-
ding terms of court in the several Judicial Districts
of said Territory, all Of which appears Of record
in my Office.
RICHARD LANE, Clerk.
NorE.--The above order Of court will not effect
the Spring terms 1868, of the Steacoom and
Port Townsend Courts, but will 70 into effect
Immediately thereafter. lama.
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County ;.un % Of Lewis, ;" Esq. Ginger Ginger
F. Daulne, Plaintiff, ! ta t.s'.54 .
vs.. Civil Action.
Posey Williams, Defendant,
To POSEY WILLIAMS, Defendant: You are
hereby notified that the above named plaintiff has
filed his complaint against you in the above enti-
tied court to recover the sum of forty-four dollars
or thereabouts, on . certain account, dated in
September 1862, now unless you appear in said
court on the 23d day Of June, A. D., 1868, at the
office of said Justice at Caquato, in Lewis county
at the hour Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and answer said
complaint, the same will be taken as confessed,
and the prayer thereof granted by said court.
J. D. CLINGER,
A Justice Of the Peace in and for the county Of
Lewis, W.. T.
April Is, 1863. 23-2m.
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~. Tho best purifier of the blood IL u.l's Sar
saparilla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-30

= nA IEuW DRY COON
II w PIDCHe white, PINK. Sine. and Green
aas .1 RS ;I.s SossSsi p,.,.r,
I.i.s Lssa H s;s d ei ig I'D S..,r,r.,.
Ta!encies and Eng Iish Thread Edstnss,
Waite Goods IN sysry variety Of sa1lity and Price
3eS n q LlOk g W.
4 TJST RRCEIVEU- - a@6
va "A larre stock Of @T1'1
pnsher and French ace Shawle
POINT fIresi and Vsleueia SollA q and Sets,
fhrss6 lace Tefls Barbes axe Cofnares
roints Vsienc,ss and EnbrUadered H'dk II.
1nfanfs, 70 sea and Waists, s-a
~. stIiss Head Dresses, Fancy Goods.
GfeeI. Jet and Tortoise Shell Lar Dsops,
Wa Vii Ss sold Sc low prices !, 4, an il 70.
10 Market Space, Pean Svenes,
= PRICES RlDUcED.
vTRENADINE 6hawis, Mosam biqus bnAwD,
Black Lace Nantes. Points,
Burnoua and Eieolominis In great variety ane r.
a.. cSsse bf'sss' HTAYLOR & 90.
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S1oR1r DIs1Asssi s1o11T DIslAs1si
sam 4 RITA 0IFTl
RlNARIfIFR QIYFf

fH1 MOST Q1RTAIA RlklDY !Y11 uslD.
GONORRHGI. GLEET. STRIcTURHS, r..
Contains 40 Mineral, NO DAlsAm, Ne Mercury.
Oaly Ies Pills to b .fakis 70 Efsa Ca1s.
any unpiesssat ts;ts. and VIII not 4 any way II.
IN sUo g Our a.y" sns ss...
~ ~. nspsst, az P.nns1IV.sis ans - 49,
Sminsnt Doctor and Ohenists Of tSa srssent daX'
no 1IrosUHI. 10 1Hou1L1, 10 oHI1os vHA1s11..
Eet st sx. So, sa,..d III R. Z. 1.eo
Hsreur1. try the
Sent BY mali In : slain envelope.
PrisaYHais nsafs1es o. YemaIs ~
BLOOD DLOODH BLOODfn
sJROIUL UL0xne. SORTS, SPOT, TlTT1Re
eoANik GHL S1siAsis 10. q.
sAM4RLIANs ROOT IND R.kRB JUICES
nzkIfAEs &eoF xFS AssS s5icii: !: |: g &.
seribed reaches and eradieatss every particle Of
:na psT@sns1t "a. tlsn IF thi: guliiyins Is@.-
tsrity that for which you may In altar years.
DO NOT DESPAIR!
sAWItifXNss ROOF AND HERB JUIGis
Win remove every yestiSe Of imguritiss from the
- ruuarusu
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TUE syPREhx COURT OF TN p1srRIor
s sis United States for tas said dRTsisf1s 81
.ss: .s..a d.. ssd q hs s; sd %ss
eas bundled sns sss Fesad: q .?ssses: sas s 3
eutsd II al: court tn. Of the e.ssss
e lawful pri6s and that said cause III stand for
on the arst Monday Of October next. when and
FL e t.
sup a's'''n' '0' 'As'' 49, 3. s. as1as. CLERK.
TnE sUPRIMn COURT OF TH1 DISTRICT
+. state. for e. ssd ooa5' al
s.s: ss s osaiy e ias
HSsd ia 4 i
OF ua ts.. .s for ss1a TO-
Monday OF October next, when and where all per-
fo a, their interests. By the Court r1os m.,.
'T'HR sHPklMA1 CQgRT OF TIN DIsTRIoT
the United States for the said ,Distriet-To ali
sss she aa1 ., Saess r ssrs ss
pike one small boat and thrss drafts, and brought
ubeled and prosecuted in this Court in the name of
the United States, for oonG emnAton as such lawful
price and that said will stand for trial at the
City Hall in the city of Washington, ON the 6rst
sons are warned to appear to show cause why con
ns shoula not Be and to
5y25 r. ]. MEIGs, Clerk.
vTNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
4 OF COLuMBIA, Holding q District Court o.
the United States for the said District-To all
scho%s u may concern. Greeting: Mott is hereby
given. that, on the 18th day of May, 1863, lot OF
States steamer Wyandank attached to the Poto-
mac Flotilla, and brou ght to the port Of Washing
Court in the name Of the United States for con-
demna as lawful prize and thst said cause will
Washington. en- the first Monday of October next,
when and where all persons are warned to appear
to show cause Why condemnation should not be
decreed, and to inte rvene for their interests.
By order of the Court.
Jy25 R.. MEIGS, Clerk
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GAS FITTING, &c.

xxy GAS FIXTURES.
" Il Hays In Atore and are daily reeeivin8, GAS
BIxTUREs Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
md finish superior In style 70 anything AAfet0So1s
oGered In this market.
"a iavite citiSons 9snsrally TO saIl and examine
uur took Of q AS and NATER RIXTUkl6, feehna
eonndsnt that Ne have the best selected stock n
r Al work In the above line intrustsd 10 or
ssTe Win De promptly attended to.
marS-n ThRS 4 MoGHAN. 3T6 street.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLAOAD.
On ard sfssr Tnrsday. August 4 iSs, Ra AIILxx
and WHllLING snd PARKlRsBuRG, And AK
between WARRINGTON end DALTIMOk1, -
SoS PHILADELpHIA, NEW YORK L BOSTON.
Leave Washinston at . and ILLS .. n. ard a.l
On Sundays % % ,. n. only.
FOR BALTIMORl
Lseys q 80. ana II 10 :. "a: aaa 81 asA go ?.
FOR ALL PARTS OF The WEST.
Leave Washington 81 50 .. N. and 5, 8, and SD
,. m. daily. except Sunday. On Sunday at and
This i. the only route b., which Baggage can -
Checked Thyo~sk from WasAiasfos.
lOR WASHINGTON ANB THE sOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for WashinSton ct 80, 3 and 10
~. and s 20, Sand -. n. On Sundays 1t 40 and
r. tlira = and af.A trains only from Baltimore
ana a. tho arst and fourth trains nom Warrington,
stol 1t way points.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Tssve 1aftnors NJ .. n and ,. n.
Le@ve Warrington at O. N and ,, n,
NO Haan FOR Annapolis on Sundays.
for 1urther Information, tickets Of every kind,
60, apply to g 8: koONTZ, a gent, ct Wsshine.
ton station, or At the Ticket once.
co,, Master Of Transportation.
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EIlADoUARTlRs DEPARTMENT OF WASH
n INGTON. +4..-
-s OEes CAiU Qxassermsst@, Mag 2,slsa.
DDALDae m AeMoULfuRAL IMPL4HlH1s, Can.
DEB SEEDS &e., are requested to furnish this o6os
priss lists Of the various articles Of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
asl ELIAS II. GExIHz, Ch,s eaartsrmsstsr. D..
partnent Of Washineton. ny %H
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o II ICIAL.'

tWAR DSPARrMENr, I,saa
w ADyufAs. axH.aaL,s oygIcs,
6sa1al Orders, No Ise So siS " -; - -
The Adtutant General viii provide An Appropri.
ste medal Of honor for the tfcops who, after the
expiration Of their term, their services
10 the Government in the present smergensy, and
also for the other States that
have volunteered their service IN the states Of
PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland. a. ~ b. So
BY order Of the escrstary ofWaf. 49,
8 1sss. j. y. FOWNSIND,
. 70 q Assistant. Adiutant General
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
w WAsxrHa1ox, January =. ma
In sonsssusaes Of the pressure Of hssinss. ut tbs
War Department. passes for stisena to visit the
Army Of the Potomac will 10 given at the ollss Of
Lieut.. Col. ooERAD, 130 Rennsylyaaia avenue
akovo Efuetsonth street,
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For the Holidays.
1. d. BIHINGER 1 co.,
BaAxo1 OF Nos. 10 And 81 BROAD ST., NEW Yosz
oTElR FOB BALE AT THEIR sToR4,
He. 83S Pennsylvania AVENUE,
MAR rH1RTssNra srR1zr.
SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERBOcXEK.
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
TO BIZ FOUND In THE METROPOLIS.
FINE GROCERIES, OAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. MACKEREL,
KENNEBEC SALMON, !.
sOUsED & PIOKLED LAMBS TONGUES
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with oil the
LUXURIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON
Msssrs. A. r. B. 4 90. are also Sole Propristors
Of BIRINGlRS CHL1BRATED
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Pat ~ IN Quart Bottles for medicinal ~.
Also. solc Agents for
OLD TON LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~An articles bought 1t their store wArranssA
oftAs nrst aualty end Forwarded to part Of The
sity free Of sxDsass.
A. Ne intend to b permanently lesatsd, ~ 10.
s3sst1ny request families 10 sivs n call.
ADRAM II. BININ0l1.
H1N1Y E. OAH1N.
WAsxussoz, Dsssnbsr. ID.
4. II. B1EIHalR 90. have n ss,.sz1sa VI.
arr 1oLLIH 0HuloH. Agent.
1RIEsE MAR.
20: &: i Sc d 81 - -;
'. 1sS Fl 81 I'D fas
FRI1s1NAR No. T.
sssss s.d %: 1sI:S oss.k.
&s lsaisA Of . 20 portion Of 10 Io1ulaasa. "
Tor 81 n1arss q The '1sssn - vi. {. sscos rHl
~: other e s .sa
xadsa al tie II u: xor esanes
o. N. Sss 81 i. ana &: :l:
tiles. They are in the form Of lo1enee, and nay
Lie on the toilet table without their being sus-
Sold in tin easss at % sAsh, OF four % eases In
one for ~, and IN ~ Gases, thus saving %, e
Ae. Wholesale and retail By DR. r. A. BHRkoW,
~, Bleeeker street, -four doors from MacDousd
mittanee, Dr. Barrow Win forward Triesemsr to any
part Of the world, securely packed, and addressod
Publshed Also By DR.. BARROW, that popular
ana beauHf9uy illustrated medical work, Human
4railty. Price - cents. Triesenar and Hook oar
hs Obtained * special authority from 3. Q. FORD,
W1AanSson O'V. do ItP
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Thomas
Mccormick, James Hughes, Geo. GiIIig, J,
Kitgall, disorderly; dismissed. Randall Toll
son, Dan1 Downing, assault and battery with
intent 10 kill; Jail for court. Thomas Bush,
drunk and disorderiy; do w. w, Worsten'
Chas. Gardiner, do; go each. Warren Martin.
drunk; SIS. David Vanderbeck, threats dis.
missed. Chris. Kennedy, drunk; do. S. p.
ikusae. disefdeTiy, So.
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i q q q,
SPRING AND SUMMER sCHIDULD
or fHB
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

FROM WA6HIN6TON CIrYt
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
Maxine the Quickest Time ~, And the Only Route
1has B.ss.ss
City. With Less Changes Of Cars than on any
other Route, and no Omnibus Riding.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM wAsHIHaroH
maxim. s ss B.uor.
4 R'i.' re sss%s;s
With Train leaving B.itimore It s.is4. T..
make connection With Train leaving baltimore Al
BE sS Yz zs 19Y S5 e rH'
This IS the Only Route By whseh Through Tickets ~
Through Baggage Checks can be procured
In Warrington.
Tx ss: to Rah gns
Ta1 SHORTEST AND MOST D1RRor ROUTE
COLUMN u.s. DAYrosNG, LOUISVILLE, o1x-
olK K114A i * toG4s gHfoz zseH4
~wITH LESS oHANaEs or CARS THAN BIT AHY
ofHBR R0Uf1.H
~spee,al Notice to Passengers ,for ,hs Wsa from
UeHEs n
f BY The BaltimoIe and ohio Railroad, SAVE oNB
ii ss'sd Without
hAk eta SHaG sn
@ssf 'sSs *s md q
For THROUGH na TICKETS .g please apply At the
W. P. SMITH, Master Of Transportation
NJ CoLE. General Ticket Agent ap M-a
riE sss! caEHssrRAL RA1LLR asss
~
Is FIRST. z.ia = so sRaHss'ea.,
sroni BALIAs4i6 AND ooAoa
SA'dAaA oh'oAAD iAf IRON baltimore
rl nHEbi R4tf Fl T55A rfFr ssSss
oross oosFEHs M E sss1 II r1 aiRIfnR1sBu.e
uosrHsS III o Ehs1nRs Il e ssia11RoAD.
THE GREAT AZ d 5ffiRHTIHs Rour.
WASHINGTON a AID BALr1MoHu
WEST, noRr E VI RSInt ND II sh ssourHwns1
~: sss q II. sss
sPLINDID SLIPPING OARS ON ALL NIGHT
sMoKINe AND SALOON OARS Oh ALL TRAINS
FROM Washington.
Passengers will take tho 50 .. m and 4. 50 ,. n,
trains connecting in Baltimore with the 9.D Q. M.
and 3. Is p. trains tho Northern Central Rail-
road, and arrive in Harrisburg 1t p. and ! IS
.. m, there making close Connections with the
al paris Of the West.
YRlIGHTS.
By this route 1rsishts Of all descriptions can %
forIafded 70 and from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, Ksntueiy Inaisna, Illinois. Wisoonsin,
p y ksGaa dir. ..o
St Pittso1fs With etsamsr., BY which Goods eaa
ksntasky, Tsnnesseo, 6unberland, Illinois, Atskis.
kppi, Wtseonsin, Aiesoun, KAnsaS, Arkansas, and
Bed Rivers; and at olsyelsnd, Ssndusky, and Obi.
eaEs with steamers to al NortAwestsrn Lakes.
Merchants ana ahlIDera entrustiAG the transDor.
t&hon OF their Fright to tlis COMPANY ca rely
with conhdenoe On IL sResdy 6AAdt.
fA1 RATES OF 1k0I0Hf TO and rem any point
IN the West, By the ksnn.ylvania Central Railroad,
- e 9! tssss ss lsssstA - sss sAaussl ~ ssA1
80 =. Ssr tsslE - marx Saskasss "vA Ps.aa.
WV. BRoWH. Agt Northern Central B. T.,
No. % North street, Balanofo,
1MOQH L1MI1, 0eal elDsxiAteaAelt, Anoaa, "a.
Z. 7; GoHPfa &sa1 fiekst Assat, rhilalslRsie;
dsiphia. ian IIyr
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DENTISTRY.

Ds. IEw1E Has g 9sno7sd 70 gag Penn. avenue.
pro provsa assso dns Of in:srtns apd ~
ots.r mode now IN uss rsssh
without pain, when desired. Terms moderate In
all eases. sel1 ly
SIGEsMOND HAYWARD,
INV AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLlSTIC BONE TEETH,
WITHOUT INITIAL PLA1s Oh oLABPs,
DR. 8. B. sIalsHoND.
&c Bses4ssay, Nsss York. aad 400 Psnnsylssasa
AsAsxa. bG,sss~ liza asd 1ssA sts., Wasisxssos,
Calls the attention of the public to the following
advantsees of his improved syetem: s~
sods being sfourss. shter thsn any other.
ss "a. Sf be Us
J. The roots viii be made inonensive, and never
l. No temporary teeth are needed, ~ permanent,
ths natural expre.sioa q ths de-, which under the
ss.ss bs many Of tie drst chemists and psssioisn;
Dr.. 5. has also invented white undsstruesi, !.
81 @ he msss ssa sssh
!sot sound tooth on any side roots which will last
osil and esam.ns for yourself. ~ ae-tf
M TEETH.
Of tho MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends
personally at hts ONCE in this city. ManyfTsE3
persens these teeth who cannot ~>A&k&s
wear Others, and no person can wear others who
sannot wear these.
Persons calling 1T ny ONCE can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
hut to those who particular and wish the pures,
slsAnest, strongest and most perfect denture thai
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii he
Iooms IL this e;SyWNo sss Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10Th streets. Also, 9O7 Arch ut.
Philadelphia. mar Ally
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KENDALLsS
KENDALL'S
AMBOLINR FOR THE HAIR.
AKBOLINE
MOISTENS,
BEAUfIFIE8,
ODORATES,
LENGHTHENS,
INVIGORATES,
N0URISHES,
=. EABELLISHKS
." THE HAIR.

kANDALLT AMB0LINl 10 . rare compound
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, and
Herbs. for the GROWTH, BIAUTY, and PER
MAN1NT vIGOR OF the HAIR
.'Highly bensaeial whore the hair requires
gentle stinuiant." aE On. Chiffon. :,
!" Have nsysr had anytime which 80 perfectly
answers the purpose Of . hair dressins." :
80 g. WARREN WARD, Isq., !,
R5eizs-.zss y No. 277 Canal street. NY.
!. After being bald for seven years your AMBO-
LINZ has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAIR sst 49,. Href-.oHN 61NIA.
81 sishs .lEts i has. No. 80 King street, Ny.
Tor sals BY 81 DruSsists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Put In boxes. (eentainins two bottles,)
s~1sns 81. T4sS sal % sassa .4Hf ynf etsgS
t.t#s hf.sa "a f4es g..
Mauufaetured and for sale ct Wholesale BY
- = astA KENDALL d BANNISTER.
slo-en No. s42 BRoApwAY,N.Y,
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eH. MEDICAL PasP1nH1s OF BuGrv,
1rs1 Diapensot0y 4 Ae UsjsSd Ststes.
sss Professor DlW11s' valuable work, On II.
Practice Of Physis.
Bee remarks made By the late sslsbrs&sA D.
IHYeIC, Philadslphis.
See remarks made By DR.. lPHRAIM MsDOw
ELL. eslebrstAd Physisian, and Member Of the
Royal College OF Surgeons, ireland, and publishsd
In the transactions Of the King and Queen = Jour
nal.
See Medico ohirursieal Review, publishsd b.
BENJAMIN TRAV1Rs, Fellow Of ROYAL Oollsss
Of Surgeons.
Bee most Of the late Standard Works OF Msdisins
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Two table spoonful Of the lxtrast Of ssrss,a.
rlls aided to pint Of wstsr 10 equal to the Lfbso,
Diet Drink, and bottle Is fully equal to s.Ils,
Of the Syrup Of sarss5arills, the Dssoetior. -
usually made.
TED 10 Usl In rH1 UNIPlD srAFls ANY,
md are also in very ssnsral use in al the sTAYl
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC sANIfARY INs7I-
fUTIoHs throughout the laaA, a. well a In mi.
vsts yrastsss. and ere ss,sidsrsl = inyslzsbs
rsas1iss.
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> sAtvon AND Jas. g.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and Sat
UROAY6, at 10 .. m, from foot Of Hish street,
GEORGETOWN, and Pier Is. foot Of Wall street, New
York.
For freight or passage apply to
MORGAN RHINBHART.
Agents, foot Of High ct rect,
Georgetown, or
JANIS HAND, Agent,
10 H-6ros lit Wall street, New York,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-05

RICE.
20 bassP nme Ran xoon Ricei
Just rreeissd, and Tor sale low for Cash ats7 and
L@yse, by
scptSl-d EoSNApfE a IsAyTu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-05

NOTORIOUS FAcT.-It is a notorious
fact that four tifths at least of the volun-
teers from this State are Democrats, al
though the Democratic party was largely
in the minority.
Yet Republicans have the impudence
and eifrontery to charge Democrats with
luke warmness aud want of patriotism -
What these Republicans want now is that
Democrats alone 90 to war, so as to secure
to the Republicans the offices at the CON-
ing elections. Democrats, in the estima-
tinsa Ia tis~A- r~ls.sAAt @Aaarsarios max
hrst rate food for powder, while Republi-
cans fatten on the spells Of Office and war.
Now, let there be fair play in this matter
and since the Republicans refuse to en-
list. let rule be adopted which will com
pei them to give man Tor man ct least
with the Democracy 10 the army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-05
DISTINGUISHED few DAYS

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.-A few days
since, from Iowa, the Hon. Augustus
CAESAR D., formerly Governor of that
State, and Frank Pierce's Minister to
Spain. We are happy to be able to state
for the benefit of his old friends, that the
distinguished Sympathizar takes kindly
to his new fortunes. having been seen
lately backing his stogas ia a miners
hut. What fall from the days when
Caesar canyassed the State of Iowa with
klrkwood. How infinitely more patriotic
and honorable this gentleman's course
than "dirty work Logan's" and others of
The same genus. With what reckless
seli'denial Augustus declines the glory
and danger Of the deadly breach and
bures himself between two wall rocks in
the Rocky Mountains. A West Pointer.
educated at Government expense hon
ored with high official station by his fel.
low-citizens; fed for years from the public
crlo. and ASSURE ed at the start Of Colo
neis commission in the service of his
country, he resoluiely turns his back on
it all. exets himself to aid in running his
country until il becomes too dangerous
then hides from the storm in the recessrs
Of the Rocky Mountains.
Thou wear'st lions hide, dof il for shame
qua hang calf 8 skin those recreant liinbs. -
lDenser City Commonwealth, July 60.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-05

TOR SALE--A good two story Brick
\ Dwelling House, on the corner Of ith aud Nor.
gan streets, containing or 10 rooms. This property
must be sold. Enquire Of
Keoksk. ApritS. 1853 H. b. TEN.ERCK.