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SAMARiTANS GIFT

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Yes, A Positive Cure" for
GoN0RHGA, CLEFT, srRIOTURBS, As
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam NO Mercury.
Only Ten Plus to be Taken to Effect Cass
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
Any unpleasant taste and wiz not in any way In
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
In ,twsnty-fonr hours" Prepared by graduate
eminent Doctors and chemists Of the s present day.
30 EXPOSURE, NO Trouble, no CHANGE wHArEvsl.
who have been sorssd With BasszS oop.s. 81
mercury Wy ssaasxARIrAws GIFT.
Sent BY mail in plain envelope.
Price-Mals packages, 81. Female S.
scs sc99H uL sho2s sox1 s.0o spors
or FSS Ssskzs B bqsESsss 81
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* Roof asb hhRh jSSE 4:
most potent certain and efectual remedy ever
sns psf@snsst Tsks tier e this s!isins rssas-
tina. for Bo in after
a'
as ss Gsi th sf % the
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERE yuf6Es Il
n IN railing s WsnS
Debility. and for all complaints incident to the seq.
sent By express. Price IL . bottle, or bottloa
Price sAM ssats tS s GnAECRE WASH
DESMOND & CO.. Box Isl Philadelphia Post
Sold BY s. CALVERT FORD. corner Of llth sna
HENRY COOK. Alexandria. m.ys-u
YOU'VE s ZEN tevs Injured th.n.sl,.. ),
certain secret habits which unfit them for business
r On f1aun f raa ala
sssd OF Old men, who, from the fohiss Of youth Or
other feel debility in .dysnes their
nsnt Of any one, should ,drst read THE sEoRRF
secret
Sent to any address, in sealed envelope on re-
'siD' Of Ten f b. oHA Acres + STEWART CO..
HAPPINEss Or MIsEkYi-THAT Is TH6
OF .na
ahs d :a ct
psSs a2s bssn. e.
Physofosy ana Hstursp 2.
lectures have been the means of epIisStsnins and
saving THOUSANDS. and will be forwarded free the
Sss.ss:, y .as
1'RIkskMAk-FrolseIed BY hoy.l LsttYrs res.
Ecole de Phsrmscie de Paris, and the Imperial,
% Is h. ssetu. remedy for Rs
alton and nt ins9sSn tie sys
No: If the ipf.ibs remedy fer AL Impurities .a4
mercury and All other dsleterious in sredients
Each preparation is IN the form Of q most agree
changes Of atmosphere, in tin cases. at SIS each, %
four s. cases in one for 50, and 10 81 csses thu1
saving So. Divided in separate doses as adminisi
tered By Valpeau, sallemsnde, Roux, &c. 6c.I
wholesale and retail by DR.. BARROW, No. 10f
S! Te s. s:d sisc ofs q. FoRD. No. $50 p. AZ.
corner 18th street. mar GAM
u JULY, 50 6sSFs .Ioosr MAHA :AEuEi.pS
Weakness. Rain and Umbrellas Reoreanisation
ss snuisc R Ph
Ward. Iron LsborateSiss The R.sensration
May 1851. At Home. May 1854.
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Headquarters Prorost Marshal and Board Of
ERroLkaeat of District of Columbia.

HeadqGdTteTs Prorost Marshal and Board Of
Enrolment Of District of Columbia, )
Washington, ID. c., June B. 1864.
The Board of Enrolment of the District of
Coi un bia will be in session at the oiice of the
Provost Marshal District Of Colu n bia, corner
OF fourteenth street and New York avenue,
daily Sundays excepted) from Ii o clock a. m
70 clock p. m, for the purpose OF hearing
eases of exemption from draft for the following
causes, viz:
Alienage;
Non esidencs;
Unsuitableness of age;
Manifest permanent physical disability; and
Two years service during the present war,
either In the army or navy.
Cinzs ms are requested TO furnish Information
ss to persons who are not enrolled, or who are
trying to avoid enrolment, as il Is equally for
the interest OF eacn person enrolled to place
upon the "Enrollnent LIST all persons liable
70 do military duty, so that his own chance for
draft shall not be unjustly increased.
J. q. PUTNAM,
Captain LIST regiment V. r. Corps,
and Provost Marshal of the
may 26-H District Of Columbia
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.lnIsr tt 9..:h ILL a16I sm nov prepared to
pared from ~ nsw vlams khn. withouf ccusins
81 m Pa. ~. 40 toeA OFsSS 6ssdss q
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- In sinking the land shaft of the Chic ago
Laae ,.npei the workme1ftrucka jet OF car
Hiied, burned with brilliant fame until Ell
tsetaally extinguished by the brick work
Inning the shaft.
~ Faith was illustrated in Hartford fCt)
ehureh last Sunday. Rev. DR.. Strong prayed
Tor rain in the forenoon, and the members of
his flock brought their umbrellas in the after
noon, though the sun was shining, Expecting q
espioas shower.
salve for the production of slight down on
the Lips of ladies, little moustache, so great is
the favor the hair on the upper lip of women
is received with in France.
SThe Philadelphia North American saws
that city is swarmipg with secession spies and
proving vagabonds who, if arrested, can ind
plenty of "first class" copperhead citizens to
enter bail for them.
%An English married lady had consulted
her lawyer on the question whether, having
married her band for his money, and that
money being all spent, she is not at liberty to
marry again. Decision reserved.
"A Mile Silly is making her mark as an
actress on London Boards. M lie Lovely is the
name OF a new opera SINCE 1t is said that
their names fit them we'll .-t
~ A lady correspondent of the New York
Times suggests that patriotic ladies should
mite TO furnish a regiment of male substitutes
for three years or the war.
- match for $3.50 a side was lately trotted
IN England between the American horse Jack
Rossiter and an English mare named Match.
less fifty miles in harness.
6rA gentleman in Nash ia, N. H., is Just
sead from grief at the loss OF his wife fe W
weeks since.
~ Max Maretzek's leading prima donna will
be the Signera Carlotta Uarozzi- Zucchi, now at
La Scala, Milan.
SThe mackerel fisheries have an encour-
aging look. Already several vessels have ar
rived at Gloucester
SGeorge s. Hilliard has written a life of
Geo. Mcclellan, and it will be shortly pub
lished by the Appletons.
- A liquor de aler, contractor and a mer-
chant have all been arrested In BROOKLYN, N
Y, on charges Of grand larceny within a week
S-The soldiers call onions and other vege-
tables "antlscorbs."
H-Semmes tale" is published in London
he has turned it often enough.
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CLEVELANDS HINTS TO RIFLEMEN
~ Questions and answers on Musketry. part q.
London. -
Instruction Of Musketry; London,
Thsckeray,s Manual of Rife Firing; London,
Jacobs Rife Rrsctice. London -
ScOfern's Protectile Weapons of War; London
don. ' "on'
Busk 3 Hand Book for Hythe; London. "a
den. -tIE Ez-a59 ! Z - - '' A'oa-
Jervis on the Rife Musk ct; London. eE ,
HiicoxB Rifle and Rihe'Pfactice, g1,.f ~ 4-.f
Saunders Manual Of Musketry Instruction: Lon.
don. ~es-*l5 Q = - = =
Busk . Rife and how to use it; London. Dr.
Willards Manuel of Target Practice
H@ sss'a " PRANCK TAYLOR.
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SPRING DEBILITY
LANGUOR, LAsSITUDE.
AND THAT


AND THAT
LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM
Peculiar to the SPRING TINE OF YEAR, are
immediately relieved by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Protected Solution of PRoT0XIDE OF IRON.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
snpplies the blood with it's vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENT, IRON,
Infusing srRESarH vIGoR and NEW LIFE into al
parts of the system
One of the most Distinguished Jurists in New
England writes to friend as follows:
81 have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the
result fully sustains your prediction. 1t has made
sEw MAN of me; infused into my system new
vigor and energy; am no longer tremulous and
aebilitated as when you last saw me, but stronger
hssrtier and with larger capacity for labor, men
tal and ph ysical than at any time during the last
i've years"
An emil ent Divine of Boston says:
81 have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
some time past IL gives me NEW vTG0R, BuoYAHcY
pamphlets free J. P. DINsMORE,
No. 491 Broadway. New York.
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War Department, Aa5s;ans Generals Onee, I

War Department, Ad51taBt Generals OHsce,s
Washington, March II, 1854.
All applications for leaves of absence or per-
mission to visit Washington N ust he addressed
70 Major General Halleck, Chief Of STAFF, and
must specify the business for which the officer
desires the permission. kilograms addressed
direct 70 the Secretary OF War on this subject
will receive no attention.
BY order of the Secretary eff War:
Z. ID TOWNSEND
Assistant Adlutant General
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SCRIBES w0RKs.-La Bohemienns 2sc,; Der.
- tf.nd ct RAtron, 80; Jagnet, 2sc Gustays III,
&c. lie plus bean jour de Ia Vie, sc; LIE Visux
Mari, 2se;; Les oontss de Il Refine de Navarro,
e. La Gsnsr aderis, 49,; LIE Moulin de Javelie
Dane DC Pisrs. Se:i Y Hsritisre. 49,; and many
k@ FRANCE TAYLOR
A-sA TIEH WANG, THE GRF1T CETNFS7
It'll kEMED Yfr GONoRRHEI .GLEEf.
1--WE, or. BOZ 4. WILL i1.1Oss 6o.s:
! ~ pleasant to the taste, has M IA 90, a.
"a. g carried IN the s:st Gar q
JOHN J. KRONER, sueeesserj >. o U.i.Smo 'a aSk
Chestnpt o., RhiSpelphia, am In WsakinS4cr ~
Q. q. FORD. gee PsnnSfvania avsnas. Ssni 81
s-F - esely
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- One of those prodigies that nature is &C.
sasionally pleased 70 produce recently trans
PRED at the house OF q farmer, 3ieur Castef.
"A hen had been wasting away for several
days, and the owner was on the point or KILL
mi her for fear of losing her, when, 10 and be.
hold, she laid not her accustomed egg. but q
nembranous pouch, inclosing little cog per-
tectIy formed. This phenomenon was put in
spirits Of wine and sent to the Museum at
Eouese.-Freneh paper.
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THE EVENING STAR.


HIRoIo BRAVERY Marsh, Sanitary
Commission Inspector at Beau orr, s. u, re-
la'ss the following incident connected with the
Ia ie movement on Morris Island: 1.-The enemy
haylrg got the range Of our flagstaff, cut the
haIyards by piece Of SHE'LL and the nag ELI
Immediately. Private TIbbitts, company N,
"a Rhode Island heavy artillery, seized the
fallen flag, climbed the staff, and holding to it
with one arm, with the opposite hand held the
1ag to ts place, until new halyards were OBJ
tanned, and the flag secured; the enemy mean
while firing"
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COUGHS! COLDS: CONSUMPTION.

COUGHS! COLDS: CONSUMPTION!
HISTARS BALSAX OF WILD CHERRY
oHE OF THE OLDEST AND Mosr RELIABLE RENE.
pIzs IN TIE WORLD FOR
Coughs. Odds, Waooptns Cough, Bronchitis, DiE.
Gully o. B,sdthrng, Assnlo, HoarSenesS,
oTs IRyodt. Cbohp, dRd ereyy
Affection Qf {
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
wistar's Bslsam of Wild Cherry does not DRY M
AC0ugh and leave the seeds of m ption in the
system. but loosens 1t, and cleanses the Lungs Of
al Impurities.
None genuine unless 81 gned Al BUTTS, ~ on the
wrapper.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALyE..
A REAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
YORTY YEARS EXPER ENcE
HAs fully established the superiority Of this SsJvs
ever AL other healing remedies 1t redunas tbe
NEST angry looking Swellings and Infamations as
By Magic; heaE Obj SORES, WOUNDS BrpnS
Seal ps, &C., in surprisingly short time.
Only Is cents Boa
The above are old and tcsH established Remedial
For Sale by
Up DNsMoRE, 491 Broadway, New York
s.W Fowls Co., Is fremont St. Boston.
my % Sd W3m and by all Druggists
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DRopoeALs FOR lPUROH AsB or WHEAT
80 AND RYE.
HEADQUARTERS DEPf og WAsHInsfos.
. OryICe or CBIgF QgARfgRxAsfER,

HEADQUARTERS DEPT oV WAsH1HGfoS.
b. OFYICE or CBIsF QgARfERxAsfss,
WASHINGTON. July 20. 1854
eEALFDPROPOSAL6 will be received at this
off &c until The tn AZ of August 1t for the pur-
chase Of five thousand Bus hsls tmore or least Of
tbs best \ ed Meditsrrs Bean WI EAT. and Fifteen
RYE, raised on the Government farms south II
the Potomac. The grain to be del vered in this
be .ccept.d, within thirty days from the seeep-
Pfepo.sE viii be endorsed =" Proposals for the
porehas- of Wheat and Rye, and a,dreseed to the
undersigned ELIAS M. GREENE,
Lieut.. Colonel, Chief Quartz N aster,
jyU-lst Dept of W ashington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-27

yroxsBuRo, Miss. Aug. o. 1863.
nr. John gill-Dear Sir. harry 10 state 10 ron
that have ns~i your yanabs Ceron BttfFs with gres:
teDent to se In al debility aud prostrafion
systsn. produced ty the saihy and n.snatc
nuspos OF aa Asssssppi river arsaad Ykstarg having
been with ten Uraats tou gkout lts hole
esn campaign. | confidently recommend Its
persons who are exposed to unhealthy climates.
H. W. f1~sLE
Agent q. s. SANITARY Commission
LorIsSftx. KY. Sept. H. 1868.
On the III of July iast submitted through agent
Arsy 81 the Cumberland sample OF my Celrpn Htters
nefiteflos 10 SANCTION and approve iss among cur
solI.crr.
The following s the Medical nfreeors reply and aiso
uen ar~eEans JsrBissioa 10 shk SO dafs 1t once
have IL .ul1 to suffers. JOHN BULL
Il an satisfied that Cearon Hitssrs will DO ia harm
sny os.e II taken properly and moderation no
steeta I" or Bull being PERMITTED 70 dst8sr II il
sat.sF~. A. hESfiY TUIHrTus
enrsron ami Aedeai Hrecsar D
Headquarters Department Of Cumberland
Nashville, Jsnn- July -. 1so3- /
DR.. john Bulls agent, Mr.. has permission to shir
10 Nashville. Tenn. p gross 8san VI Bulrs c.
dron Bitcrs for sale to suffers the array only.
The regulation. Of the Tezsury Department lie
complied with strictly.
Hg order Of MAJ 1r Gen Rosecrans
VIVA WILEs
Major and Provost Marshal Gen
For sale wholesale AMI retail by wuknon har.Iett
Co., keokuk. Ioxa- Rprls-dAwiyr
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McCLELLAN'S SALARY.-As General
Mcclellan is the special advocate of econ
omy in national expenditure, it is we'll to
explain that the precise sum out of which
he is now defraudlng the Treasury, by
holding on to his commission to pay his
board bills while be runs for another
Office, is three hundred and forty dollars
a month. The whole sum he has drawn
from the army fund while preparing for
this political campaign, and doing nothing
else, is little over ten thousand dollars.
This is for himself alone, and does not in
clude the sums paid to gentlemen retained
In idleness Tor year or more as his per-
sonal staff.
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fifty hours

HALF PRICE TO THE STATE FAIR
We believe that all railroad and steam
boat lines have agreed to carry passeu-
gers to and from Burlington at half price
during this week, thus affording an op-
portunity to attend both the State aud
Sanitary Fairs at cheap rate, as far as
the travelling expenses are concerned -
The Sanitary Fair opened yesterday and
the State Fair opened to-day. A number
of our citizens are going this morning.
We learn from the interior that grea,
many people are making calculations OF
attending during q portion of the week
This Office will be represented, il nothing
interyenes.
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BE- Mayor Gunther of New York. a
supporter of Mcclellan, refuses to co.ope-
rate with the migration societies, on the
ground that the foreigners who, through
their influence, should come to this coun-
try, might be sednced iuto the army to
help sustain a "horrible war" He is
very anxious that men shall not be added
to armies lighting to sustain the Union at
call hazards" under Grant aud Sherman
Gunther supports Mcclellan, but stands
on the Chicago platform. Mcclellan sat.
isles Gunther, but talks about saving the
Union a. all hazards. Now you see il
now you don't.
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LOIHy.
DIR. H. A n ID e RS & O O
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver Kidnsys,D
gestiye Organs, and Glandnlar system.
Tie which has attended The Of this remed
in private PRACTICE and the enforcement Of medical
thorty, enable to recommend II to the practtone
and the public feeling confident that with fair trial 1t
will ts excellence in the OF Chronic dis
which indicate Iodine such Scrofaa Bronchitis,
Skin Eruptions Heart Liver. and Kidney Diseases Ner
rous Affections Neuralgia, rheumatism, Dyspepsia De-
bity Syphilis. etc.
Physicians Ray rely upon the uniform strength Of
Iodine Water containing three-gnaricr grains prrs
Iodine In each uid ounce vsrs water, ssirtst bsss
s<sd II 10 not liable 10 decomposition spontaneously
formed inequalities; neither is the Iodine ydixed
n-utralZed combination with any greient render
ing this solution superior 10 any other method " exhib
iting Iodine
Full directions accompany each bottle that II rsy
used family medicine we'll by the profession.
Price deiiar per bottle On receipt Of i've oiiars
six hettiss delivered free BY express to any address
Beware of Countsrfets and LIMITATIONS which nprnci
Piled dealers sndeavor to dispose OF reputation
sea signature and trade mark she Greek word head
in this ayer sement) upon The labels ard wrappers
each bottle xifhout which none Ia genuine.
Circulars 81 ats.
DR.. II. ASDERE CO,
Fh sicians and Chemists,
mayDdkw5m No As Broadway, New York.
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By Telegranh
;ru YoNx. Sept q

By Telegraph NEW YORK. sept -.
Cotton Dull, unsettled and prices entirely nominal.
Flour-S;aie and Western opened heavy. unsettled
and nominal and 5ocr1 90 lower 41s IS for Extra
stste; 25S 80 for Super Western, 10 % for Extra r.
H. O.. aud 10 59es1a 7c for Trade Brands closing heavy
and unsettled.
Wl.s~ky-Hesvy and lower for State and Western, ut
20 al =.
wheas-Dnll heavy and 10 10 lse lower, prime Amber
Iowa e; common Western Rcd 60.
Rye-Qaiet and dull.
Corn-IIeay, aud to &c loxer ssesl 80 for Mixed
Western
oat--Lover at ssssec for Western chiefly at Inside
prices.
Cofea-Rrles very dull
sugar-sery dull and prices entirely nominal
Moiasses-yery quiet. and NO sales 10 report.
pttroiean--Som,Iai.
Wooi-buil.
Par-opened decidedly lower, hut closed with rather
firmness IS 81 - s2i Tor mess cash; 50
a9s 10 sor do regular way 80 % Tor prime.
Eec!-9ull ana heavy, with small saies 1T irregular
prices.
Lard-Heavy and lower st lsaf &c.
Enthusiastically lover and dull at 331fsoe for Ohio.
cheese-Los aud dull ut 1aes25e lar to
prime.
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PORT OF KEOKUK.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Burlington, j. b. Rhodes, St. Louis.
Eagle, Bishop, Warsaw.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Burlington, Rhodes, St. Louis.
Eagle, Bishop, Warsaw.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Silver Spray, Matson, 81. Louis.
Eagle, Bishop, Warsaw.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Financial au0 Commercial
Chicago Market.


By Telegraph CHICAGO, sept. 26.
There is great panic in all kinds of produce and
heavy Decline in prices There Is tremendous confusion
excitement every department of trade and heavy
loses with Wheat Flour Grocery and Dry Goods honses
flour6o to I5c lower choice Spring kxtrss at cog
10
Whea.-1s to lsc lower at 5lEl s5 for No. Red;
So for No Spring, aud Hal ool1 for No Spring
closing unsettled at inside rates.
corn-a to SC lower 2iei Is for No. !. and 80
/ II for No 2.
oats-2c lower at s2isaesl closing inside quota-
tions.
Rye--lsc lower opening at lt&1 Is, and closing at
90.
Barley-2oc lower, No. opening at rs, and closing
At 20.
Whisky-2oc lower at CO.
SecdsTmothy 25c lower opening at IS, and closing
at Is.
Hay-Tirm at 2S 90.
Salt-onefed at 15Gs3 -. without buyers.
Grcceries-Ail dull and nominally lower.
God-opened at iq5, fell to l9o aud closed at so.
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GEO. A. PRINCE d. CO..
~ Lake street, Chicago, Ill
TOUR PRECINCTS IN JACKSON
TOWNSHIP.

wHEAKas At the lat General Election held In Jack
avhsh, Lee county STATE q lowa there bad been
cast more than Thousand votes.
And sheres the EcAr IL Supervisors III said county
the September sessin q l% ae*m il Necessary
create Election Precincts ia sad Jsekson
township aahetf1si iy Chapter - E2z- II fse4
General Assembly .! said State approved March loth-
lsA3-
Therefore by authority Il aw caufsr-ca upon thsra
the Board u Supervisors VI sid La egaiy herely ca
der
l. That there be created In the ;s4nstp % Jackson,
county 81 Lee and State u Iowa, GaE Election Prcncts.
These Presinets shatl te known and numbered ~
Fl-tnn Precinct No one. Election Precinct No Two.
Election freelnet No Three kectica Precinct No -Four,
all Of jackson township. In said cuvntN+
q Tts boundaries Of the Aaore named Election Pre-
eiarts shall T. established a. follows.
Eetian Precinct No tne shall embrace all that part
of the CITY IL hskuk In ssid townst yirr and Lei
sifhin the following ieser1i.d bountarie4s 1onmencrg
the hi-siseFtsire at the fof 4 Main stree; thence
easery direction along Nlnt street the MiSsis-
ppa rvr thence slang the river hank - the place "
beginning.
EltctsNa Preeine; M Twp sla embrace al that part
Of the city Of K~oknk @n portion Of sad t9s ship lying
and icing within tha following described boundaries
Commencing the MISSISSIPPI river At the ot Of NJ lain
street thrnes acrg the centre Of Main 10 Ninth street
thence souta e@try drect ien along Ninth Cedar
street, ih@nc- Cesar Missouri Avenue:
thence slQng Missouri the half section line
~ thence soHth Oak street the section
line. therre saa section line aud 0Bk street
the Dies Mea-s river thence down sad Dies Muiaes river
o the hissspr Herf thence rP ss liver to the Plae
Eeetl5a Precinct No Three shan embrace al that part
of tbeelty 81 ks0kak and portion 81 Jackson township
lying Ani being within the following described bounds
yet Commencing Main street ut is intersection it'll
Ninth. thence along siain 10 Fourteenth street where
FRnS rNs thence along the Flank road
ship line the Mississippi river. teLee down said river
% line where Niuh street will iri-rsect said reer;
thence along Ninth stFeet t. the place 81 h. ginning
Elscii3n Precinct No. fpur shall embrace ~. that
potien Of ssl and township heretofore included
and described in Precinct Sn@ Tine. Two aud Thste.
The Township Trustees 20 said township shall desig-
uate the Tise II holding the election Of SAID
precincts I've public net4ee vi in the news
papers ruh-.. ari In the tify u heakEk.
Ii il nri-rea that the foregoing eli the Board Of
Supervisors he prlish In the 6ate city and Cosstitn-
ton NEWSPAPERS IL keokrk FIR three weeks, proy
dea ~ law
Ordered that the foregoing order take effect and be
In fall free FROM ard sitter publication in the Cons
tuition. required hy law
true copy. CHARLES n8ERR.
srpt.-i3~ Clerk Board Sup.
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Corrected BY s. nAMILl 4 co.. Wholesale Groeer.

suaaR-S. Orleans fair, PIC; prime, nc choice zss
New York. c, soc; New York, A, &c; crushed and pow
dsred 33c.
MoLsssEzsngar House, o5Gl l5c, Golden Syrup, q
Oil 25-Sorghuin, e5a9s5c.
CoFrEg-io 81 to t3c.
RIcE-ITml1Lc.
soDA-Amsricsn IL Il; English, l2H.
SoaP--pam, II &c herman, l2l4e@f3.
C.xpLEs-star, SIC; summer Pressed, &c.
TEM-Young Tyson, 81 61G2 Is; Imperial, 81 IS t.
81 %; Black, 81 % TO 81 IS.
Tosacco-Daik Sweet. S5c; Medium Brands, % &c
25c; Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 % to 81 %.
NAlLs-Best brands 80 IS TO rates.
GAss-5xle Country 50 so City IS. rates.
Ccapsss-32 to SIC.
DIR APPLKs-u TO 12c D.
bar PE.cHss-IIlfs II 10 iSc y b.
DaY GuRRAsfs-25c
RArsfxs-x6 50 To 81 90.
EtLT-I IS TO 90.
PEARL SrARcH--l0c.
MotrSr WOODEN WARP Hoop Pals, 81 90; hoop
do 81 49, No. Tubs, SIC so; Ne. do Is 90; No. do
IS 80. Nests Sd do, 3 IS. Wash-boards IS o.
FEa-No. / MAckerel, bhis. SIS 00<a$lo co.
No. Z do do $i6 o0tDSlT CO.
No. l do hf do Sll eo6ail so
No. Q do hf do SO ooenlo 25
Ill bbis No. White Fish, So Co.
0rs-Coal Oil, 0oG1 %; ldnseed Oil, rs; Lard Oil
81 so /; Fish OIL 81 90.
CHEKsE-Denmark. 3 to 25c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-27

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