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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

UNITED STATES COuE4.-BEToEE JuDoEs
SwAYNE AID WILIsoS.-The eases Of Nelson
Mari and Henry Long for hArboring de-
serters, were nOlled in this Court last satur-
day.
DsrEIoT CoUET.-BEFORE JVDGEs WHITE,
TAYLOR AKD FIToH.-The case of John More
rs. Henry Hams was decided on Saturday,
the Court ruling thst the plaintiff has the
equity of redemption.
The case of Afford IS. R. stetson was de-
cided on Friday in favor Of defendant.
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BURGLARY AID ATrENPTED RossERY.-
About three o'clock yesterday morning the
shirt store Of L. A. Keppner, on the north
side Of the public square was entered by
burglars. The night was an excellent one
for efecting their purpose, being dark,
windy and rainy. They were, however,
discovered in time 70 prevent their carrying
of any plunder, although thev made their
escsPs without being arrested.
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BUFFALO pIARKET-.sspt. II.


FIOur-Inacfive.
Wheaf-NominslIy quoted; Mixed Mflwanses
spring 81 Us No. Chicago spring 81 459l 30
winter red western 81 80.
COEu-lnsetiYe; offered st 81 a for No. 2,With-
out bids
Onfs-Quist held at 7G@77c.
Canada and western.
Whisky-Insetivs; offered at 81 IS, without
bids.
I55S@l55lo; oats lo549ilc.
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ME- PLUS ULTRA EXTENSION
HsILyER MOUNTED HoLpERs, wIIH Gun "


In cases Of one dozen each the boxes are hney m
shsd aud cloth lined, that tho contents can gus-
tain nonury in transportation. P-ees, same as be-
fore the warl
Construction are heavily silver plated. E1ln an eN-
t-nson Of tlrse lengths All are engraved enaea or
engine turned and for beaIfy srs net surpassed ~
any others Our priuas for the holders and pens sold
IN dozens only are a. foli0as:
sfzE OSS.-iYhen ops - inches in lsngth elesed
Nor ne Tc st. inches in length Price per dozen,
an q. .refails OF - each.
,>s 1ss,To--hen opst inches In length; closed for
the eker3s inchos IN length. Price per dozen siz'
z open 81 inchrs in lcngth; elos-
a sr IRE pocket inehes q ienEth Price per dozen,
&C q: retails At = and upW Ads.
srzr FouR.-When open N incnas IN length, closed
FOR ne pocket 4inches IN length Price PER dosen t6
retails At e6 and upwards
afzT FryE.EWhen open inches in length; closed
or the pocket ~ inches in length Price per dozen
tSs % ratnils At go and upwards
SAMPLES Of one dozen of each Eize Of f1q above,
making I've dozens, sl00l Retail NJ s3l2
7THESE PRiGi-S include Pen with the Holdsrs-
WE DO NOT SILL THEM SEPARATELY neitli-
er'do receiey orders for tss quantity than one
dozen. ~.
Pens and Holders at above prices In any quantity,
sent anVwhefe within the loyal States by express with
bil for collection on delivery. Soldiers in DslOyal
statss must send cash in advance, as express viii
not teoi'e's 4 u, 3 Ii. e. AUGHAN. AfAnuhetufera.
sepls:i6g no Broadway, New York.
--F-T'-
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ny. HONEY nARKET...sept. "a
lE4 rnDaaArH.l

NOuey-Steady at Per cent for call loans
Sterling ENehange-Quist At 10991og1<for
gold.
GsOld-Exeited and decidedly lower, openin0 at
2i2 declining 10 200 advancing to 204 declining to
203, advancing TO 2O61l aud closing At 20462O43{.
Total esports OF specie to-day, SS7l, 500.
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Connections are made st MonrosYilIs with inc San.
dunky Mansfield 4 Newark R. R.. At Clyde With tht
Sandl1s<T Dayton & CincinnaH u. R.; at Fremmt
With the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana ans
Toledo Wabash Railroads for lhicaFo. Hetroit
Jaefson Fozt Wayne, Loganspo-t, Lainyette Cairsl
Alton, et LorSs and Al points West Northwest and
Southwest. 4. ~
Trains arrive IN CleFeland from Toledo and 81,
Wegr al 6:2O A ~ 2:45 p. n, and S:b5 P. n Froa
Sandusky at s:l5 A. 4. l.. D. BUCKER, Supk
Cleveland, Mag 10, lSH-
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On Monday evening there will be 9
grand Jollifcation Meeting at Chaplin.
Hall, at which time there will be music
speeches &c. Let every man be present
and join in the general rejoicing.
Sep23I6e.
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CITY NEWS.

PERsoSAL.-WS are pleased to announce
the arrival Of Mrs. A. L. Shaw, from ths
East, at her rooms, 2sS Superior street,
Sept. %: l7o,
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srHAws-A vote was taken by MeClel-
lanite and LincOlnite, on last Saturday
nights train on the Cleveland and Pitts
burg railroad, which stood thus Lincoln,
So; McClellan, 80. There were many SOL
dierS aboard, and nearly all of them went
for Abraham.
A vote was taken in Hospital at camp
Cleveland the other day, which footed up
Lincoln, 2l5; Mcclellan, SO Fremont, 8.
How Mac. does erun'' in the armyI
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Attention is requested to the sale of val
liable real estate at auction, on Friday, 2Sd
inst, by 0. Cutter & Sons. See advertise
ment. sept23:l az
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ArTENnoS.-Agents wanted to sell our
Campaign Badges, splendid pictures. Send
15ets. for sample to Hart & Critchly deal
ers, lS2 Superior St., Cleveland Ohio.
sept 25:l7O
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sUBsTITvTFS-Who wants a substitute ?
We have several substitutes just arrived.
They can be had on reasonable terms.
Apply to Palmer & Robb, City Hotel.
sep2l:I70
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OswEGO MAKKEr--sept. "a.

THT ILLAlAAFH.I
FIOur-Duu and 25c lower
Wheat-Quiet and no sales.
COrn-Dull- Sales, or local trade, Of Illinois At
81 so
BaPIeY--Du and droC ping
Canal Fret~hts-Du1l. Flour 5T36sc, wkest
lse, corn ll14e, barley lie TO New York.
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8atlrGaas.
CLEVELAED AND TOLEDO B
EPRTNa AKRANaEMEsf.

On and altar Monday. May 18th, ise4. PassenEa
Trains VII leave Cleveland Es follows Sundays
osDtOd:
SEQ A. M.-CHIeAGo EXPRESS. STOPS a. Bsrea
Grafton, Oberlin NorWElk. monraevillo, Belle
we, Ciyde, Fremont and Elmore, and arrive
at Toledo at l0;05 A. N. and Chicago al 3 20 p.H
- p. M.-WESrERh MAIL.-Stops at all station
on Southern Division, and arrives ct Toledo a
6:a0P. N; Chicago At $50 A. n.
0P. M.-NORTHERN MAIL.-Stops at al sia-
tons on Northern Division, and arrives Rt San.
duscy a T:I0 p. N.
100 p, M.-HIGHT EXPRESS.-5topg At Grafton,
NorWalk MonroGVille, Clyde and Fremont, and
N.46 A. n,
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NoT4cE.-The usual Monthly Exsnina-
tiOn of applicants for positions as Teachers
in the Public Schools, of Cleveland, will
be held on Saturday, September Path, at
the Central High School House, commene-
ing at o'clock, A. n.
Secretary Board of Examiners.
September 2lst, 1884. sept. 92:I69.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
-
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward will remember that
this q the only route running trains thai leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at SlO P. NJ, arriving at Sal
amAnca at ga A. NJ, and New York at a:2s P. N.
Slosping Coaches attached.
pR- No Change Of Cars.
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ELoUR AND FEED AT WHOLE

FLoUR AND FEED AT WHOLE
IL SALE AND RETAIL The public will always
ind at the subsCribera store in the rear OF Council
Hall, No. l57 Champain street, the following; The
very best brands Of White and BED Wheat eiout
fresh ground Graham Flour, Rye Flour, and fresh
ground Corn Meal, Cracked Wheat, Oat Meal and
Pearl Barley; also Corn and Oats ground together
Mil Feed OF all kinda and Grsin, which VIII sell
g. the lowest price. Also, Balsd Hay and HtraHy-
ANY purchases made at my store will be promptly
attended 70 and delivered free Of extra charge.--
Iheuuderslgned was formerly Clerk IN O. Andrews
Feed Store. lsep3, ,l76l J. P. REIDEhBACH
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PERsoNAL.- Porter, the hero
of the Mississippi, arrived in town on Fri
day last, and is stopping at the Weddell.
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DEPARTURES,

So Citizens wishing conveyance 70 either OF Che
above Trains BOata will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving thefr address
ct tine Omnibus Once, l47 Superior street, next
door to ths Neddell House.
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DIsS0BUTION-

n ISSOBUTION-
II The partnerBhip hsrstofoFe existing between
ofge T.. Harvard & Co was dissolved On the lst
Of September, 1875, By the withdrawal Of John
Wall, who never had any authority to create
any Indebtedness against the hrn without my con-
sent. JOSEPH HA1WAhD.
CLEyEIAyD, Sept. ID, lse4 sspti7:1ee
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LEV Y0RK sToCK sEARKEF.

IBY TEEEGBAPH.l
EKg YoRK, Sept. q, 1854
Government sfOeks-LoEer. United STATES
Bixss 1881 coupons lO71S91O71<; do, 6-2O coupons
l0q5<a11oi 7-30 Treasury notes, October and April
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BALTImORE MARKEr-sept. "A.

rsY TELEGRAPH.1
Business Is at a standstil, in consequence Of the
decli = IN gold.
Gralns-DrOoplng prices nominal,
FlOOr-Neglected. Howard street Euperans at
SO sT@l1 90.
Whfsky-Heavy At 81 s..
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AotifGs.

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
lllfor Ouyshoga County VIII DO held flliows
commencing at 10 A. n. and closing at 2. n. -
In OLnvELAsD, ct the Court House, Sd story, room
No. T. sept. 10th, Oct. lst, Sth and I'D, Nov. 5th
and 18th, and Dec. Sd. In BEDFORD Oct. 18th, a
in BEREK Nov. 18th.
There viii be no examinations in January and
February, 1865.
Certificates dated only from the day Oi inssi,l,
examination. The same person cAunOt BE- eXamin
cd upon more than tlVo days In any three months
and those two days must not be more than on
month apart.
All male applicants must pay fifty cents. and al
female applicants thirty-hve cents, as condifioJ
Of examination, according 70 law.
L. W. FORD,
ssp1:l7Z Clsrkof Examiner
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THE DRAFT.

Proceedings on saturday-The Draft
Completed.
The draft in this district was completed
on last Saturday. Below is given the list
of those elected in the lacking townships,
The total force of drafted men in the dis
trict is $50.
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MORNING LEADER
MOvDAx MORNING. SEPT 2e,
NEW ADvERFlsElEEKr

First Ward-Locai Fotios.
v. a B. Lsmbsrt-SsW Treatiss.
". Bsnedict-LadleI Furs.
ACADEMY OF NusIO-BOnifseo Nswtsn Alliance.
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Three per cent. discount on al the above, if paid
within ten days of date Of invoice, in New York
Exchange, at par, or other funds par in Cleveland
6ilass-The following are the quotations per box
of5O feet. Three per cent, discount OF, II paid
within ten days Of date Of invoice, in New York
Exchange, at par, or other funds par In Cleveland
lst quality 70
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Bare Chance for Agents.

Splendid Largsstsel Engravings, from Photographs
by Brady, Of
Abraham Lincoln, General Grant and
Can. B. Mnllellan.
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For Oiroular address, with stamp, B. s. GREEN,
Cleveland. sepl:l67
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6rOeeries-Ths market Is generally steady,
with hardly the sams degree Of haness Is has ruled
foe the past few months. We notiees slight de-
cline In refined sugars Other articles are TN
chaurad
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$4,000 \ MONEY :SS1 ] .a.. ADT4SShD ~ 81 .tsaa
Ard yleIilknoWn WAGHERiS LOAN 0FFIOE, on
Sc ,urities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Wstchss, Diamonds, Silver Waro, JeEelry, Guns
pistols Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeonl,
and ali ,,srsOnAl property and articles Of value,
the most satisfactory terms. BuEiness strictly phi
yate. Established 1851. n. B.-A variety Of IN
redeamed Watches, JswelTy, Guns, Ao., for sals at
bargains.
OfBce-oornor Of Water and Superior Streetg,
ose9 Davis snd PeixOttO's Clothing Store.
-orfRas J. q. 4 W WAGNER
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UTOOL DELAINES-WE HAVE
w all colors in Single and DOabls Fold.
TAYLOR, GRISW0LD 4 CO.,
sepI4 217 Superior street.
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Fire CIaS-stsady at s. 50 3 barrel.
Iron-Ths market is III m at the following quo
tAtions Common Bar 1'sS; No. "A sheet NJ;
Boiler Plate n3<; Three per cent. discount on all
the above fP i'd within ten days Of date invOice
In New York Exchange, at par, or other funds par
In Cleveland
NaIIs-Tirm and steady at the following ng.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

c. c. BRUCE q PRESTON,
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Revenue Stamps for Sale.
may2 =.
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TEN TO $40 A DAY.-AGENTS
j. wanted 70 sell the improved LITTLE GIANT
SEWING MACHINE, tbs best cheap MaeIins 10 she
Uuitei Stabs- We aro giving ,nI,tssion By which
the above Wsess eau BE- made we viii employ aents
eesT5 4 mynlh and cxpensos paid. FOR particulars
and tsruls address With stamp. T. 5. PAGB. General
AGENT FoledO o. septlT:l7QN
EUR 5ALE-H0USE AND LOT ON
J. Forest street. House large and comnodiousi Lot
IOfet BY. l28 with an abundance OF nne shrubbeTY,
and good mutt choice grapes, aud good barn Terms
easy. Enquire Of D. " GAGE, Esq, l6s superioE st.
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DOARD.-GOOD BOARD CAN BE
u obtainsd at No % st. Clair street, or BY address
nEJ. Z. W, Drawer I'll septIl7e
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WAN TED-TEN GOOD WORK
w MEN on Wcmsn's Shoes, at GRIFFIN BROS.
A KFNNARD's Boot and Shoe Mandatory, lis
tFanir-9trco Hiabest urices uaid. geDtl7 .l6o
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Al ACHINEk1 FOk 6ALE.-r " n
Ltl ale Cps Engine and BOiler-engiDe lO-ineh oyi-
iurler sinch stroke heavy and in good running or
ler Also. ali the running parts Of q Muley saw
u i 5tt seooBd-hand Planer and Matcber, tNU stave
ttfeTs troE ers patent, and one large over Nor
,t.se Machine + n door work. ANDREW j hhkERl
Il6 seneca strest, opposite the Commercial House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

iRpQ~ 4 edsplsIpf at) >kp9 : spscq
lativ6 clst II MD N1rs auushAg thsul
sslss6ia tbs very sosssssand pssisy u
u gsnssf ssaii - - l6llsy pin
ciplss 1poa - s : Aar-
lhal Woo1tey = - aesl - A.
goa s.s6s nd bg sives
= sntsrtainise atran9ert 9da41rss'
invited ihsq, in thas psrssasiyss way q
bis, wlAieh thsrsIi % rssiseing, = go
company hin ~ ! wish = W H Lsecp'
J. P. They did 20, and aiier shost,
but ve hops agreeable Interview, 6quifs
Leech requested them 70 leave the city !
few dollars, which they did. Didn't -
any security eishSr-cleyer fellows. II
gentlemepe nanss W believes Aere Gqs
tin and Moore. They were told, further
although We ~efs glsd to zee them, 30.
YET they. might dsevs the sityss A \heil
soap is good iof washing out, We suppcs'
they will take sUme u il and wash tben
selves out Of the CITY.
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iHk heuEscuRRrcuLun This grea.
show. with the unpronouuceable name
1--WE wonder Wig they ever did give Il
such formidable and jaw bssskinr annex
ia'i0ng) that everybody has heard 50
much about and is DESTROYS of seeing,
will get itself on exhibition to-day !.
Warsaw. Although it's Lent, there didn't
anybody borrow it, aud it viii be oman
for public inspection in tho afternoon md
evening. The packet Eagle, Capt Bi,hoo.
makes several trips during the day. start.
ing from here on che drstsrip about seve,
o'clock this morning. Every one hav. 4
ticket to the Bques. &c.--wilI have noth.
ing TO pay fps the. toas riae.s TICKETS en-
be had of the Agent at the lows House,
on the Levee. ,aHIA n 1gfav
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

PERsosAL.-Dr. Freeman Knowles.
too well aud fayorsbly known in this
place to need introduction, arrived at
nome Friday evening from Helena. Mrs.
Knowles accompanied him. The Doctor
mas resigned his position as Surgeon Of
The LIST Iowa Regiment A. D. (tLa. ism t
what the regiment is called now, how
ever, this We forget, and his resiq nstion
mas been accepted. He has had very poor
health for months, and is now confined to
his bed.
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- NOS9 - AOHV -
sasaes ..e Pesr'ssis..
Grant has taken seventeen theusasd
prisoners the rabels admit loss OF
twenty thousand killed and sounded; W
believe III 10 but little more than half the
real aggregate. and that they have Lost
in Virginia, since Grant crossed the
Rapidan, not enc short OF 6fsy thossasd
meu--most Of them their bravest and
best Our aggregates may have been !
little larger. though We think not; for
the rebels havs taken DO. half 10 man
prisoners ~ We have; while Of the uoupd-
cd in the Wilderness and before Spostsyl-
vania Court Honse, nauy thousands.
owing 70 the superior medical care and
general comfort Of our hsspital.. nobiv
aided By the 6ssitary Cosamission have
been healed and have sire4dy returned 10
their colcrs. We bslieve mos half 90 mapy
die Of OR wonndsd = n The rebels, and
that : nueh larger properties r>sum their
for per plAess i no rsoks; - shas, where
We hsve I, 900 wounded 10 sl1eir 5000.
ths actual loss i very psafly eopa -.
Hence We judge that the positive losses Of
The contelding hosts yary hut little. vhils
the relative loss OF the yebsle s deeid.
eddy the. gres.er. They wsrs MIDI and
eager 70 light us on onr ON s1S;s.na 4,
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nesv Yssak narnss.


~ rssexnehl NEv Y@x. JslylL
csttas-,iors srtivs- saIss n . sos nsaaains
1 Epw--Sssts ssA wssssa Grnse. sAiss . n -
IL o. fs Extra State, II oo0lz Is sbr Extra r H O.
~ II seDb W for uuAs tsBds. market eiosing vss
get. se5s
wl.k.y- Dan sA,.s Il 1851 - foe sasss l,ae
Nhsa&-s 70 g higher. Bales 81 3 te6z q Ew Chi.
Rpd eeern. sE 4#ls#ssG4
Ryc-SeAxcs and nsn Il 90.
barley qnlet ~ nsandnni.
CSrn-kcsise. 6nles 1t Gal es fsF nrw mixed
Westerns csG1 ~ ~ White Western.
oAas-Duii Z eoot - ~ wssesrn. @
sagr- Artvs q 1nD05<e for CUBA -
Cedr~-c<nerefly kssd higher.
neaanoa-Dull. sS
Pstrolrsn-fifm, bat quiet II SIC 81 Crude s2s
IN Refined II Bad. -
Z keo&-<baist ard hym. ssk#xsse 4#s ssSss8
Pork-1km ant higher. q 90 Sov ussss u 1000 rs
fpr n<w dos IS oo03s ~ cd nad psfsns ~ = =
1or ptine Eem
~ oais. nat ar~; - oaers % for prime. > pes
- ~ 1Or fspaeke6 Donn. S4G
tus as.s.-Ern va,A lAir s~n.aa u lsle fur sASa,-
ders vsd II s<9ls11~ ~ hsans. =
4 kscsn SAdkD-Dah ani nnnS sai. hsx45
hsrd-Nere aetivs and 6rn- Sales at 2e3<9791<e.
tbsefsx-RStr reqass aza Ar0>r, S3s46bc 81 Uhio,
And 8 10 sc for 6fate.
Casese-Active ana Arn 1t Is to &c.
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E Down Main street yesterday after
noon, cause horse and wagon at break
neck speed. As there was nnbody tend
ing the machine. We assume that i, was
running away. The wagon run into an
Obstruction down on the levee, which re-
suited in the said wagon being broken in
to atoms. The horse continued it's race
considerable further before IL was stopped
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

9"The man that has not music in
his soul, and loveth not the concord Of
sweet sounds. is 6t for treason, stratagem
and spoils.' Hammer has not only the
sppreciatioo for mssic, bat he has the in.
struments wherewith music is produced,
which he viii take pleasure 10 selling to
you as cheap As they can be bought else
where. See his notice in another column.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

- Raw: MI. Cnig,, pastor Of ths
WESTMINSTER Church il I'M sbl5sI b..
LACEY returned fsou t5ur Il DiIie.
where be has been for ssvssal vssls s.
the service Of the U. s. Chr;sa,iss ON.
mission. He lectures in his ,olsrsh ..
"Wednesday evening cOseespisxa III
Southern expesiescs, and Ms views gene
rally Of Anastsss sad things, 10 ~
Southern Coatsdsrsey. NJ. Csaie i, =
fine fpsstst, ihss ~ can pfopise In.
who 50 toshsas him fest d good
fAiaUs s9kg ola IL -
I. -. Z. ..--l - -a...-. A. n A. Xf
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4 FoR BuRLaxofoN. KnfnsBuRc, NV
Bos-oH, AuscArIns. Rock ISLAND AND
- The steamer JuxIx
.WnipPLE, Capt. JAS. w. Campbell, win
leave For, Madison this morning on he
arrival of the cars from Keokuk, making
connection with the railroads for al Of (he
above points, and Il Dsvepport viii dfly
line of steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk d TITS !
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PkRsosAL.-Chief Justice George G.
Wight and Judge J. c.. Knapp. of Keo-
sauqua, came down to our city last eve-
mng. They return, We believe, this
morning. 81
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1893 .1Ak4-H &a|sA J
DR. h AN ID f. RA a. G.Ora
$N 1aesG sfA1 4srtgJ Sen sAxNE
IODINE WATER.


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The WhirA No. atssosd fhs - Of TN reD<y
=. 1iyass .eeseA - ~ seas.ssess - edicei -
thot5 ena1te - 10 fsco00snd it 10 tbs rknrtt3Ouer
and The Deh feeling eeaA4ens that N6aA III ttaI =
MIL 9e ~ On exaillsass il ~ cuxA ~ Ehr1H66 a.
eeses which indicate Iodine such = epGnaA huncAtttu
SKIN !ruPsions, Heart, Lves, aad Ki1ney aS1. Nor
s VOC. 1870 NsursagiA. kheupAtisR. pybss D.
Phyacsans may rely upon the sniSurn atrssx1A a
Iodine water = ccsfaining threeauartcr grains pss
Iodine In earh nid ounce Ssvs water - ss1psue Sss
sss1 Il mot liable 70 decomposition spotsneousay
Nmcd i1squAli1u; neither A. tAe Ieltse oxtdisek nrr
neura1iod " cosntinsticu Vii zmy MT e&dSr-
IL Chr siueessapericr v my qtkeS sths u sklb-
itfng Iodine
Pail directions accompany each bottle that II NAV b.
ased - fanily medicine we'll by the prfrsion
Prizes o1e 1<14 - k0s1ie. Unrese4nfof Ave Aoilsss
six bostb0 1ssefsA RE ~ express n Key sxar.ss
Beware Of CouAterf~its limitations With uurin-
pied Dealers edessor dispose of On our F~pufatio
Bee signature and trade mark ths rsek word I'D
In gnSsex3sAsnal upsa Us inel. - %Vasees Of
esch bottle, without which none u senuiae.
Circulars grsth.
s@sefs 7ta BIN ANp1AS d.,
Physicians and Cz1susists
naySodsvdm No - Bsosdsay. NV rosk
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@Hon. ]. B. Weaver, of Bloomfield,
late the gallant Colonel Of the Veteran
Iowa Second, is ., candidate for Elector
rom this Congressional District. We
couldn't find a better man. aAsts4 (.
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EGo to HamiIl's Photograph snd
Ambrotype Gallery, Third-st., between
Main and johnson. If you wish perfect
photographs or A.mbrotypes. Call snd
see specimens. jyT-iw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

H-Netiee the advertisement in an
other column Of the Jewelry store Of
Samuel G. Bridges. Captain Bridges
mas one of the most magnificent establish.
ments in the west, and Individuals in want
OF anything 10 his liae cannot do batter
than to purchase of him. -