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PnoDUcE. PROVISIONS. 70.
Correctel ~ aAFFoBD . CO.. Pre1ree pr.se,..

RIoul- supernne, % 90 y Dbl, = a~l, %; Doubl
Extra, . Dbl, 30, = sack s 50; Extra p Vii, 81
pr sack, -. Rrtda snc hM snd sep netk N her
WHsAF-ssfine, q - ~ 90 tau, - Is 3 = Eu
Coas MkaL-ta 50 y 100 b.
BRAH--Wheat, u ~ Cbrp, Is = 100 d.
CcK&-7S 70 &c = bushsl.
RyE-70 to SOC 2 bufh,
BARlEr-frll, I s01i %; Spring, eoo1 20
+ OAfs-l5e q iush
CAGES AFPLE4-6u@o0c.
PsfAfoaD-l 20 tu1 -.
.urssA Common, 4os; Choice. A9e.
uaas-43c, -
LARp-20c
8nocibxRs-16c y b.
HAns-ssc = bs Sugar Cured do, &c.
wnlfs Bssss-- oonsaee y aood q 3soQ IL PRIME
Navy, u 20.
s TAlxOw-12c,
Hsr-Tinoshy, s1a ooAls %; bal.d. 80 oo| pr.as.
80 0o9u2 -. =
HD.s-Dsy Flint. islc Dry ss.ssd, i2e;orllby, bal,
Iloas-es 6otps 20 2 10 n gross; IL % ID 1870 =
Srrs CArrra - Is, s Is Is xress.
eHeRp-S& % to Is q Thead.
wADl-Iactory fabwashsd, 100 soc; line fleece. @
- M sss e; :; 81 oos.s.;
fgAsHMs--6Ork -
assssss. s - 90.
"a alaeis aeaniss, sses Aesbas q, 60
'@.. 4qnlla 3 tulAS 10 ~ ~. f.
sc. +. ~ sssIsS = 50
g; ! J
X
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.yfass sfae.se sse u
LYONS KArHAIsos.

KafhaDfpn u from the 0re<k word aKa4hro,r u
AKathsiro," agpfyiBg tecleasse uvenate and
TITS article Il Nias fs nans sitntAes FOR preserving.
restoring and bentifyine ~ hasa hair Il e the osl
reaf ksr preparation In the World II again owned
and put Mp ~ shserxHal prepFaetor, and u ods
with the skill and attesti0u which gave u
ssls q oseE sne militia hvtsles per apBu0. a
II b Nss 4, 1fKhtfa Hair Dvssafng.
1t erA<iicasrs scnff aud d ndruG
1t keeps the head eool and clean
II makes the hair rich, SOFT ana gicssy.
Prevents the hsr fsv fAl'ing "a and turning gray
u restores har upon laid heAds.
Any ldy gentleman ss sAIsse beautiful head
hair should Lsens Kaihsison II u Known and
thrUs bout the civilized world Bold BY III
dealers. DEMAS BARNES CO, New York.
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By rsiee-sph.l NEW YoaK, Dee. IL
Money-Easy at esz7 rer cent
Stsrsins--Qsiet ~ l0si<axIu3,<
Gold--ltsde higher, peniig at 23Ss<<. advancing to
30 :. sse~.isis.g 10 -3s aud esusax ~ -S~5zz-
ie total II spesisSc day am. nat to ST. 500
Gvsefnnsut Sssck.-Less active and scarcely ~ bsss
. is el coupons i1sI. =
US. a-2D Coupons Ius7x.
1910 Coupons 10, *.
1O-sv kcksstered coupons l0lzz
$50 Treasury liz. q
Stocks-Strvax<r.
ca r u21z AGi395<; CARRIES; NAP So
foi 4 6si.ss ~ Ns1ne N6@ss "A T IA So. G \
1913, crcrip i3l ISL " Cert VIZ: Psr Mail ans;
G 1895 krfe ~ q B 10 49, Hudson "; liar.
hem IS kvading III, u Z $50 n . lAs Toisas Io0.<
Z Cert ssa<; Quicksilver Is.
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Chicase markss.

y reiegrsph.l cn1cAse. DEC. Il
ceipts ef Hogs sa4 live and 1850 ressea Beeyrs
2,.o5
Lave HoEs-Acsjve and arm Ut II 2ss9is % fross
Dressed Hogs -i5c higher. Sales 1t IL .odls Is
Provisions-rork sdraDced co; s. B0d3g TO Coz
prnes se-s 90 to 60 higher 50 so9ss 50. Shout
dsrv l0ss
sard-Firm al 2aa 22iIc.
Wvi-ky-2tSc higher at sal -
klonr-Qtsey = ~ 59s1l Is Tor White Winter rs
for spring extras.
Wheaf-Duli and easier, Sales Of No. Red ut e6aa
81 No. Spring Af 7siS 81 .ei<.
Corn Quiet al sra &c new.
Is lie Lower 1T Is ae1jSc.
kye-firm at IS for No. T. aud g fer No q
Barley firm a. l 564l Co.
Mcney-Scasce.
Eachanss-ssssdy 1t v discount bayisg and par sell
Gold-133.
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To-NIGHT.-There will be few OF our
citizens that will forget the Festival ~
Odd Fellows Hall this evening. Let
none fail to attend it. The receipts 60
for the benefit Of the poor, and the party
will be brilliant one. Beauty and intel.
ligencc will be there to charm you. There
will be the graces of the waltz and the
fascination of the cotilliou for those thu.
inclined, and the social converse-the
"feast of reason and the flow of soulP-
for those. to whom eighty tripping" has
no allurements. Go to the Festival to
night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-15

s@ There was FIRE At Dss Moines
on Monday which cass very nearly ex.
tinguishing Exchange Block, the Register
Office included. The flames broke out in
the western part of the block, but were
early discovered and by prompt and we'll
directed exertion soon put out. We con-
graduate all concerned on the happy de-
liverauce from disastrous confsgration.
The destruction of the block would have
been a loss to the city. That of the
Register loss to the State. Just imagine
how all OF US who take pleasure in reading
the good things that paper daily serves NJ
for it's readers, would feel to be deprived
of it. Keep opt of tho Gre, Brothe1
Register,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-15

- -. Inc Boston Transcript, 10 point
tefo Republican vore has been ocs !. :. =,
cry Gro voters, while the EssteFn o.;n a. I.
oeep only one 70 every fifty, thinks tAa,
'ne west - last becoming the abolition
sec.:cn, and ines = may reqaire tho mod
efas'ng ionusnce Of Sumner and Garrison
70 keep shsm iron eoisg soe As,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-15

~ The most sensible as we'll !. ths
most useful present for lady a. this. a..
son. 's one OF those handsome velve. bon.
nets orsery comfortable cloaks that Mrs.
"''''amson is selling so cheap. Try the
eIect' gentlemen. Tdlw1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-15

THE PRIcE OF WESTERN DANES
The Springfield and Quincy, Illinois. Bur-
lington, Davenport and Des Moines dat
lies charge SlO per year to mail subscri.
bers. Dubuque Sl2. Keokuk -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-15

~. hummer has opened an Of.
n'e ou n'ra Street, over the U. g. Rev.
enue Once, where he can ba co,.,,..,
from 5 to s O'Clock ~ o.
promptly attended to. r1.1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-15

HoRsEs FOR SALK.-Sixteen head oil
good horses and mares, now in Hamilton,
His, can be had at reasonable figures
Apply at the Hamilton Hotel.
Refer to j. l.. Curtis, of Keokuk.
DIT Cook 4 SHorwELL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-15
MEXICAN mUATANC LsNImRNr.

The parties IN 81 Loais AMI cipennsii who have been
CoaafTsfetng the Mustang iinraebf Hndsr prrsebte
proirftsershT, bare tr-u thoroughly csspsd BY the
Coaffs To gusra 3gsinst fur1her impor tion. have
pseeurts hon the u States TtrAsury. psiyate steel
plate Fesstne sarp whch y placed the tsp u aah
bottle Zach ssarp besrs ih~ fer ssnlk nay 81. Ba
tnrv, and without sbsch the srtci~ Cmnterteit
taze aud Worthless iH.ltxthm Examine every bot
tie THisiAnlnaenf tc~n Ia and ing fasoF tn
many ytars Jl~sc hardly .xssss hafriet the hatat
br uiosc that 'ss nat eouszn ~ dete Of wontY
fai effects u l. ihe bvst emeths in the world With
is pfssnt trsp#os vi ssr<lt-, its effects uton and
bes are p~r'cfly remarkable hesie 4ins
relieved ves sasei vaissLis animals made hsefnl
natsad W. Assagsd for cuts. truis. spxiD- fheum%
sla sseiiags ias< cuts cake ,re&ss 81 aiied hsr..z
&C II Is Sovereign R-a.s, that should never be dis
psei sftf- ,hcSid he In every G.ai j. Sod BY al
Druggists
osrli-slAw D. BARNES. New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-15

LxcruaEs.-We learn that weekly
course Of public lectures will be com
menced IN College Hall Friday evening.
Rev DR.. Gillstt delivers the 6rst lecture.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-15

NJ Kramer, Irwin 4 Co.. agent. 70,
.ns SAFE q olocums Side Loading Re-
,9isefs. Ine best pistol now in use,
No. lo8 Main street. Finn. ,h.f
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KEOKUK MARKETS. Il
DAIY Carr CrrY 0vvIca.
KroKux. December n, 1874.
GROCERIES.
Corrected 3 ). aAMlLI { CO.. WAsleaale erese

-
sUaan-N Orleans fair, &c. prime, Csc; choice g.
New York. G. DC; New FORK, A. Doc; crssisd and pow
MoLn s-sasr Hou.e,1 ose1 lsS ooadsnsyrup, / %
0sl 25-Sorghnm, 65eS15c.
CorrEE-50c,
R4cE-1Ic. &.
SoDA-American, lie; English, II.
SoAp-galra &c 0ermzL. 1214 Ola.
0AxplRs--Stay, S5c; Mould 21c-
TsAs-young Hyeon, 81 eo02 25; Imperial, 81 - d
81 25s Black, 81 rs TO 81 IS.
TosAcco-Dsak Sweet, CSC; Medium Brands 90 %
&c; Gold and Natural Leaf a 70 to u -.
NAIIx-Bost Brands 50 % rates.
GLAss-8x10 Oouutry 80 30 Cfsy Is, ratssA
CcRDAoB-3o to Sic.
pa1 APfLEs-fSE F0.s -sssses~
DIR CuRRAxrs-z5c
RArsrsy-$6 60 70 - 80.
sALr-4 COCA Is
PEAAL SfAnCH-llc.
MOLINE WOODEN WANT Hoop psiIs, - IS hoop
do 81 10. No. Tuba 81 80; No. Do 10 90; No. a.
IL 80, Nests ID do, 4 -. WAsh-boards,$5 90.
IIsH-No. l Mackerel, bbls. SIS 0O@$le 90.
No. 2 do do SO 0O6S17 90,
~ No. / do hi Do I'll 006SlI So
No. do hf Do SO o0(al0 Is
Hf bbls. No. White Fish, % So
Olrs-Coal OH, 90 knseed Oil. 65; LardOfl 81 70
al 80; Fish Oil, 81 -.
CHkEss-W. X. and Hamburg Is to &c.
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CoLG.rE,s HONEY soar.

Thisceietrnted Toilet A0oP, in sueh universe
iemand. IL made from the ch0sccss aatsiak, /,
mild and : M o. tenth ia nature. frsgvana ~
eneea and extremely bsne ftcial In itr action
the skin For sale By al Druegisss and faaey
hoods Dealers. lan2e-1ydsv.
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QATCHRLOR's celebrated HAIR DYE SseAs Dsss g.
- iAs wsviS. Ths only HsrAisss 5Fss - Rslssbss
dye known. This splendid Hair Dye b perfecscAaness
Red Rusty, or Gray Hair nstantly 70 0tsss 9tsst
5kfn leaving the Hair Son and Beautiful; parts resl
Vitality frequently restoring ~ prsne c0i0s M reet
Ass the III sscts q Bad Dyss Tho genuine d sgned
WILLIAM A. BArCHELOR; ~ stisss are mare imisa-
tons ard shoud be avoided SD by III Druerists 1,
rACTORY-s1 Barclay-street New fcrk BAfcAnas'
NHw Tollts CRRAn for DrsssiDK the Hair fjy0-dkvly
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This IL the most drNghtful and extraordinary article
ever discovered II eh~nxss th~ burst fsc~ and
hands ptaIly satin xtnre " rsyiking b. sury
parting the srbis purity II youtL the ~
p~arauee Inviting in The city belle ef ,ssl.cn IL
nsoses tan. freckse ampr and rcughn@ss v the Oh In
leaving the conirx ion ifsth transparent and In
Il eonisrs Atsfis iniariuus se skin P-tronixrs
~ Acsrxsscx and t~fa asuerrs IL {. what every -,
shSsId h,vrs Sold eve- ~ here
Prepared " ". z nAoAx. Troy. Mt
Adirtss all .rdsss
DExAs BARNES 4 CO, New York.
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EngiIsh Frisnds 81 ahe Rebs,s ne.
bOke0.

he
buked.
The people applaud Mr.. Stewards let.
ter IN response to the appeal Of British
sympathisers with the rebellion to be per.
mitted to distribute seventeen thousan d
pounds of English money among the
rebel prisoners confined in the Nor, h.
That was the amount Of the receipfs OF .
Fair lately held in Liverpool to raise
funds for this purpose. Lord Wharn.
cliffe addressed note to Minister A ds ms.
seeking the permission Of our Goverumen ~,
to carry ont the scheme. The matter vas
referred to the authorities At Washington
aud The following is Mr.. Stewards res
ponse:
MR. sK~ARD's LETTER.
DEPARTMENT or SrArE.) s
Washington, Dec. Z, "a.
SIR: have received your dispatch Of
the 18th OF November. together with tho
papers therein mention, d, Wig: A COW IF
letter addressed to you on the lQth d
November by Lord WharnclifFs. and I
copy OF your answer to that iol(sr. You
viii nov inform Lord w. thss permission
.or the agent Of the Commission desired
'oy him to visit the insurgents detained Il
tne military prisons Of the United St.t.,
.no g dktrlbnte among them 9f7. 900 IL
Brltieh gold. Il d,..li.-4a l...s - -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-15

Dsosaaof Oooaa - -.
Nadisoa vrits6 ~ 6Ibso
ssRosksstibr i ssatssssd . sstsn ysAss
10 - 80 1dasy.
The Csart til nospisg Ansd two
liquor ssiles $500 sssh, asd pebllely ~,
nounesd ion ~ t1nsh thst - vishsd
i generally underwood in this district
shst 70 losg = sAsp rsAibisery liqssr ~
shall remain upon he statute i shalt b
enforceJl that BE had fousd light ssss
aid no rod, aud ,has il $500 did mol
suffice he Iwoald raise il 70 one thousand.
Al good, Law abiding people and lovers Of
morality and good order applaud"
~ Col. Jane. T. jacques Col. Of the
73l ILL.,. and the companion VI Edmund
Kirke, 10 the peace mission expedition 10
Rich moud, last summer. lestured to :
crowded hou.s u Quincy Monday even
ing, Col. J.. BY the way. is resident q
Quincy. We lsarn from the Wing and
Republican.
SAruRSAY, 3lsr.-We have noticed BE-
fore the recommendation Of Governor
Stone, that the last day Of this year b
|smployed generally By all the citisen
| throuehons the State, in minisieriDg t
the relief Of peedy soldiers families. H
offers : splendid banner to tbs count
contributing ths most largely, sad cen
ti6cate under his own hand and the Stat
seal to The person giving the largest SUI
in any Of the counties.
As showing the tenor Of G9v. Stone
RECOMMENDATION. We make tho foliowin
, extract from bis proclamation:
!, For this purpose. therefore, I reques
that Saturday, the 3lss day Of Decembe'
inst, Be set apart as day for geDer'
3 contribution throughout the State.
p Let this day to observed BY the poop
1 a lows. and consecrated by the disehare
of patriotic aud christian duty. Bral
ing 10 grateful remembrance the victori.
SO gloriously won by oar heroes darir
r the present year, let US brighten it's d
!, partiogdays BY thus oommemoratiug the
deeds.
VI Those who have not money to 'contri
o n.e may bring fuel. -four, meat. cl thin
y or any other article suitable for fami
i. use. Ip due time committees, consistiI
. Of three or more persons, should be a
= poisted in each locality to receive 81
le distribute these contributions to 4
Is proper families.
,e l will award banner worth 500, wi
appropriate inscriptions upon it, to d
:. county which, according to its populatio
. contributes the greatest aggregate
o. money and the various articles, to be Zee
oled at their average value in the Sta
And that this matter may be fairly d
OF termined, desire the different local Gel
q, mittees to keep correct lis. of the mon
= aud articles received, giving the names
the donors, aud file the same with /,
clerks Of their respective counties,
whom they can be transmitted to the i
ecutive office at Des Moines, where th
will be examined aud compared.
re will also present to the individ,
to who shall contribute the largest sum
a. money to this purpose, a certificate !
:. der my hand aud the seal of the Sta
which will DO printed on parchme
IS shaaf q mir. hlo FIR fyavpioU
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Diseases Of the Nervous
~ Semlnal, Ufsnasy 400 Sex ual sy~-
tenes-new and reliable t5cafmehs-n reports Of the
HowAAD AssocfsroS-Sent BY mall h sealed letteT %.
velopes frceof charge address, Dr. }. exIau ncsensos
Howard Association, No. South Ninth sfre<t Phadsl-
pha. PA. sprl- d&v3s
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Wishing TO purchase boxes and 34nnof be here tb
dss Of distributes, nd THEFT maDry ty mall aud
say haw ami wtre fhey viii ave|fbsr boxrs s~nt and
vii send them they orcer I'D tine Express goes
all over thu country.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-07
/. Selrtt geliGtt!laNp.

ADAMS CoNDUCT Is EATING THE ArrLE.-I
have on various occasions seet learned dis
QUESTIONS of what would have been the
result if some great event which did hap
pen had not haFponcd; for instance, if
Crouchy had arrived at Waterloo before
Blucher; or If the Atheni,.ns had crushed
Sparta in the PeIoponcsian war, or il IIa-
nibal had taken Romo when he advanced
to its oates Bat there is greater prob
lem than any of these. Whit would have
happened If Adam had refused to eat the
other half of tho apple? Mould he have
remained in Paradise; and the human race
have enjoyed uninterrupted happness?-
What even answer might be given TO those
questions. ] take it for granted that he
understood all the consequences of his act.
The common principles of justice require
thatno punishment shall be inflicted ex.
cept in accoi dance with previous notilica-
ton for an offensc expressly prohibited.
II the amount of tho punishment is not
fairly stated. the offender can complain OF
deception. The courts cannot iuhict a
punishment greater than stated in the law.
And we read IN Genesis that full-notifiea
tion was given to Adam. In the face Of
that notification Without any womanIy
scolding, without delay or hesitation-with
no attempt to dodge his inevitable fate
he composedly took that great bite which
decided the fate of humanity through all
ages, The keroism Of Co1tns, Mutus, See
VIOLA and Arnold Wipkelried sinks into in
Significance as compared with that of the
great father Of ihe race. Human nature
was alpyady pretty well developed. Better
woman witliont paradise than paradise
without woman, Those were ADAMS SEN
timents. These are my sentiments. Those
are the sentiments of every man that is q
man. Ii Adams choico were offered TO mo
to-day verify believe that have enough
'0f his Mood in NC to do as he did. | VIII
callmy first boy Adam, and when he gets
big enough will tell him why. iad
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J. rH . .
NEVER IN a HCRRY,77A group Of girls
were looking over some drawings which
lay on the teachers desk They were all
members of tho drawing class. and they
were very impartial in their criticism.
ss Shnllcy3he instructress wonld have
beeu surprised, had sue hoard how near
right some olthh girls oounlents were.
"Ilerc" fcrihd Fannie Leo holding up a
small eTayon sketch of child asleep
= here is st'orueliN Ames' performance. II
is sare to be well doue, lur shes is never in
hurry 17r a Haa sH s. FlHH
ifhc skctcfr was IN Iced well tone,-and it
subsequently, took the pfiEs. The lights
and shadows were managed with wonder
FIJI effect, and the elTls dpon the pure brow
were Of the most beautiful goli.n hHe, o..
Cornelia Ames! All this because you we're
snover in hurry pa ~ h-.,l 81 49, &,
70 Dear little school girl, don't hurry over
those tiresome boundaries and puzzling
map questions Don't hurry over tlmt
hateful composition whose title, "Perso.
verance," stares at yOu like Cyelops from
the top Of the page. ontlmpiy over that
ancient history, where Tbebes, and Tai
NOR, Regulus, and COriOlaniis. mingle them
selves ia sneh eohhIsiong Never be in a
itmryl ltis oHly the careful rsobeF, earn
est pains-takhlg pupil who viii reap, by
and-by, the pni lis reward, and earn q fair
title 10 that higher naule, "schOla."tf
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-07
An Unkind Tear.

When used to tend store at the "Regu-
htor, in Syracuse, the old gentleman comes
round one day, and he says:
Buys the uno that sells the most 'twixt
now aud Christmas, gets vest pattern as "
pres cnt"
Maybe we didu't work for that vest pat
tern! ltoll you there was somo tall stories
told in praise OF goods Just about that time;
hut the talcst talker and the one that had
more check than any of us was certain
Jonah Sluircs, who roOmcd with me. lie
cnull talk dollar out Of mans pocket
when tho man lld intended to spend omlya
sixpence aud the women--Lnrd bless you,
they Just handed over their pocket-b0ols
TO him aud let him lay out what he liked for
tlbom.
One pight nah woke me up with:
by Josh, old fellow, il you think that
cre's got any cotton in It, I'll bring down
the sheep it was cut from aud mako him
swear to his own wool 'rwont wear out
ojther--woro pair of pants that kind %
stun myself for years, and they're as lgood
now rs when | Iirst put 'cm on Take il
at thu ty cents, and III say you don't owe
me anything. Eli! too dear? Well. call it
twcnty-cight cents What dye sayg Shall
{, tear it? All rignt, it'a bargain"
! could feel Jpnah's hands playing about
tho bed-clothcs for an instant, then rip! tear!
went something or another, and hid my
head under the blankets perfectly convuls-
ed with laughter, and sure that Jonah had
torn tho sheet from top to bottom
! When ! woke rul in the morning found
alas. unkindcst tear Of all--that the back OF
my night-shirt was split from tail to COLLAR
band a}"
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ToAsTs BY THg TRADEs.-From list OF
professional toasts said to have been made
at New England calebralol at Milwaukee,
we take the following; M. sa.
by a Blkor-"rhe Storm of I4iberty"-lt
rose in the yeast--may it coutiuue TO give
its light until it has leayened the whole
world, and prepared it for tho last great
baking, III. a.4, s..l'
by a Dry Goods Merchant -"our Ma
tional Fag'-,Alay we never measure it by
yards, nor sell it without y respectable AL
vance on lis first cost, adding trapsporta-
ton. ~ t.4..-,t f..r
BY a Prinler-''Plymoulh Rock"-The
imposing stone on whicli'tlIe form Of eur
liberties was made up7-may it be a type
of their perpetdity.
BY Tailor-"rhe American UnionT-
Buttoned mp by tho patriotism of our an
cestOrs-May its needle OF vrtuous indig-
nation prick the goose that attempts 10
rip il asnnder. "4
. BY a Miller-"The MayAower"- Ground
from the grist Of oppression, it turned out
no shorts. t+te3 @ K4
Bya Forwarder- -"The Boston Tea Party"
May lis memafy be storeil away by all
who attcmptto exact illegal commission.
By Bankels-"The Pilgrim Stocki'-
Above par in every mar ct. -af
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Notice to Tax Payers Of WOUd OOun-
- s'-.e ty, Ohio. &c si9f

81 HHm |HHr|
na IN pnrsaaace of law i JOHN "A. BON.
NELL Treasurer ofaFoodi County. Ohio, do
hereby notify the taxpayers thereof, that
the ainolAt OF taxes assessed on the tax,
duplicate for the year 1864, for the diff
ferent purposes named, is correctly stated
in the above abstract; also the rate of tax
alton showing the number of mills on ev-
cry dollar valuation in each oil the town
ships, and incorporated villages of said
county. is correctly given in the above tal
bio. y ou~ are alsa no tilted that every yper-
son charged with any tax on the tax du-
plcatc of 1864, now in my hands. may at
his option, instead Of paying the whole
amount with which he stands Charged. ON
,,oy before the 20tL of December, as hcreto-
fore required, may pay operhalf of same,
plus all road taxes and delnquencies, on
or before the of December next, and
the balance on or before the 10Th Of June,
1865. i. For the purpose of receiving taxes
Twill attend in person OF by deputy AT MY
Office, in this place, from now until the 2Jtli
day ofaJanuaFysto 10 receive the taxes on
the FIRST hall, and from the I 5th of April
= to the 20lh Of July, 1865, to receive the
taxes on the last half The law allows the
Treasurer penalty of five per cent. on
each delinquent half. respectively after the
Goth of December ane 10th of June, as
compensation for extra service in, collect
ing. which amount il added. will be IN adj
,diliOngt9rt above rates.
JOHN A B0NNELL, Treasurer,
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Keep Your Feet Dry +!

VIII t98 a ----- u0p III
WTM. HOuSTON,as as usual, is manufacturing a
w large amount Of SHOES and BOOTS, for
the Fall aud Winter trade W HrrB ~
PervysbuTg, September s ft19