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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-11

For Secretaries--
G. s. Wilson, of Madison county.
A. Shaw, Of Cedar county.
II. A. Perkins. of Black Hawk county.
Seward Smith, of Polk county.
The f.aosins we're delegates from this
county -
] III H'att, II I Reid. W 9 Stripe, j
A Yiail, j s VAnsant, II Fulton, g E
Stephenson. J II Sullivan, F II Holland, ],
P w Potter, d H Lesner, J NJ Beck, j
c Walker, Thos Hale.J Van Vslkenburg,
DR. II + Stempel, J WMiller, N Sergeant,
W Haskett, DR.. NJ Davidson, A McMil-
i'm, J w Brownell, d Merritt, Lewell-
ing. 4 A Layton. DR. Geo Shedd, Vim
Alexander; Dr WB Fisk, b T Anderson,
w Galland-32 votes.
Judge Cole was the only name placed
in nomination for the ludgcship, and vas
unanimously elected on first ballot.
James Wright W. + Davis and ]. Pal.
mer were pat IN nomination for Secetary
of State. Wnght's nomination was made
unanimous after first ballot.
J. A. Elliott, ]. w. Cattell and A. H.
McCrary were put in nomination fora Audi
tor. Second ballot was unanimous iol
Elliott.
Holmes was nominated BY acclamation,
{ Anderson, Allen, Chase, Lewis, Hen.
derson, and Rush Clark vera put 10 nomi
patton for Attorney General. Alters the
fourth ballot Aliens nomination was made
unanimous. >.
Harvey vas nominated on first ballot
Chase was named.
The electors were nominated on 6rs,
The following we're the resolstionl
adopted. sss1s u ~ Ssss
l. Resolved, That u hereby r..ify d.
|nothinltions Of Abflham Lineclnfor Ffes
ideht, and Andrew Johpson for Vic,
President Of thA United es.tes for the nex
tsrm, and We pledge for shea -shsssscio
nl vote Of Iowa.
2. Resolved, That ~ cordhlIy / -
ps9vs sd sdsPs ~ plasfaeN 4 llpa
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Gen. Jerry e. Sullivan.

We learn from the correspondent OF an
Indiana paper tina, 10 the battle under
Gen. Hunter with the rebels, at Pied
mont, General Sullivan bad three horses
shot under him, himself being untouched.
He was in command of the lst division of
infantry and artillery. After that battle,
the lst division of cavalry, known as
Stahl's, was added to his command, 80
he now commands half Of Hunters army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-11
VOL, III.



A delegate from this place sends NJ ths
following account Of the proceedings
DEAR GATE: The Convention met Al
the Court Houas "a new and very conve
niens building, but not yet completely
finished on Thursday morning ~ lG
o'clock. and effected . Temporary orsani
zatiOn BY calling Mr.. Cooley Of Dabuque
to the chair. Nothing more was done .,
the morning session bnt the appointmen,
Of the various committees. s
At half-past o'clock the Convention
sgain met, when the committee on Gre
den,ials reported. SOS
Mr. Cooley was made permanent Presi-
dent, with twelve Vice Presidents and
four Secretaries.
The permanent organization having
been completed it became evident that
speech making would occupy but little
time, the tendency of the members being
towards business and not recreation. A
few short speeches were made, very peril.
nent and making up in point what they
lacked in quantity. The vote was taken
BY eouutiesa thus much facilitating The
business before the Convention, and re-
suited rs follows:
Supreme Judge-Hon. C. c. Cole, of
Des Moines.
Secretary of State-Jsmss Wright, of
Delaware county. 0E
Auditor Of State-John A. Elliott, Of
Mitchell county aAasas4
Treasurer-Wm. H. Holmes, of Jones
county. &
Register of State Land Ofics-J oshua
A. Harvey, of Fremont county.
Attorney General-Isaac Allen, of
Tama county.
Electors at Large-C. Ben. Darwin, Of
Burlington, and W.. T. Thompson, Of
Lynn county.
The utmost uuanimity and good feeling
prevailed during the whole sitting, and
scarcely any opposition was made to the
various nominations. excepting that of
Attorney General. Several ballotings
were had for this Office, with the result
ultimately as above.
We have attended many Conventions
in our time. but never witnessed more
good feeling nor more business capacity
In any similar gathering. The mem bers
met for specific purpose and they pro-
ceeded straight to work systematically
until the business was completed. s.
In addition TO the above We add the
following particulars
Addresses were made by Gen. Croker,
G. Ben. Darwin, Hon. j. b. Grinnell,
Hon. s. A. Russell, Attorney General
Nourse aud others.
The permanent organization of the Con-
vention was as follows
For President-Hon. D. n. Cooley, of
Dubuque.
For Vice Presidents
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-11

A SINGULAR ScENK.-The Realm, an
English paper, describes singular scene.
Some Gotten has lately been imported in
to Harrington, where the mills have been
closed Tor considerable time. The peo-
pie, who were previously in the deepest
distress, went out to meet the cotton
tue women weps over the bales, and kissed
them, and finally sung The doxolopy over
the welcome Importation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-11

sa- On the Fourth of July q Copper
head in Waverly, Illinois, drank toast
to jeff. Davis in the presence of a drum
mer-boy, who collared him, and who wss
in turn seized by another sympathise. 10
the scuff1s this taird man Campbell by
name, was killed by pistol shot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-11
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
I AND FOR sALE-I have 10

AND FOR SALE-I have I.O55
acrrs "f and which wish to sell; $40 acre. IL !,
Aehtro-e BoftoHs, u miles n " Of ~. t,,v~,, ~ NJ,
Ios ~ Acrts prnr~ and 100 fmler go acres upd~r
kva frne our tsias-, With three rssoss .aeb we'll ~
Ast ~ ueeh All fwa ponds pf water for STICK ala, !.
w-il framed and covered "a acres lies az
mile nofth 81 keokak and miles west of N. MISS
pfs ~ ia.s tract has t~o Catdss, well Of wstey
sferk was~r. 10 acres under a good fens,a 1850
,arr usct will ie odd fnr t2k p-r acre or divided
y snit purchasers al from g. $50 per scr- ..iersl
inisputAbls. FRAME p. ffrN.pn rtle
jriy1i-iu
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Rebels osrupY yrsasriel.

asas Philadelphia, July 9.
- The Bulletin has dispatch from Balti.
more stating the rebels occupy Frederick,
Nd. and that our troops have fallen back
to the Monocacy.
New York, July 9-i:sO r. \.
Well authenticated ranors here con-
firm the above.
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cosGREssIoNAL CONVENTION.

The Republican Congressional Convention for the rrst
Congressional District will be holden at Fairfield Jeer-
son County, on "Wednesday, August Eth, 1854, at 10
o'clock NJ. Said Convention will nominate candidate
for Representative in Congress- also canddate for
Presidential Rector and win transact such other bns
ness as may properly before All persons who
sustain and viii support the present Administration in
the measures adopted for supprcsing the rebellion with
out distinction party associations,
daily invited unite sending delegates. The ratio of
representation will be delegate for every 100 votes
and for every fraction thereof above cast for Gov
ernor Stone.
GEO. W. McCRARY, Chairman Lee Co.
CALVIN TAYLOR Davis Co.
J. p. 0RANTHAM. Henry Co.
J. X. LEWIS, Washington Co.,
j. s. HURLEY, Louisa Co.
JOEL MAYNE Van Buren Co.
NM. 7. JOHNSON, Des Moines Co.
wM. LONG, Jefferson Co.
Republican Congressional Com. !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-11

~ A week filed up with sel6shnes,
aud the Sabbath stuffed full Of religious
exercises, will make good Pharisee, but
q poor Christian.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-11

lS-A young lady Of extraordinary q.
pacity. addressed the following letter to
her cousin: "Weis all well and mother
has got the bis Tersx; brother Tom has
got the msesles; ,ister Grusha 10 ailin' aud
ps aint wsll.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-11

r@- Francis G. Spencer was hanged at
ThomastoD, Me-, on the cath, for the
murder of the warden of the State Prison
In that place. This is The first execution
that has occurred in Maine since 1882
period Of thirty two years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-11
OFFICIAL WAR DULInrlN.

To General Dix:
Oficial dispatches 'r,m Mi General
Wallace are received, and states that a
battle took place betweee the forces under
his command and the rebels. ut Mouoca.
cy to-day, commencing at o'clock aud
continuig till 5 p. M. Oar forces wers
ovcrpowsred by the superior numbers Of
the enemy and We were forced TO retreat
in disorder. a.
He reports that Col. Seward of the
Heavy New York Artillery, vas wound.
ed and taken PASSOVER that Brig Gen'I
Taylor was also taken paisousr.
The enemy's forces number at least
10000.
Our troops behaved well, hut suffered
severe loss. He is retrealing towards
Baltimore.
[Signed, &. M. SrAsrox,
Sec'y Of War.
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The Mississippi is at lower stage than
ever before known st this seaeon of the
year, and the packets do not make their
time. al Hg
The drouth has been severe, but the
recent rsins have been fel, there also.-
Perhaps the harvts. promises two.thirds
Of large crop. Corn looks ~sll where
1t has come up at all. :
The lunbsr business has suffered i'm.
mensely from the low stage Of water in
the. rivers. But the late heavy show M
have doubsless raised the small strea ns,
that we're nearly dry, into rivulets, to ,hs
greatjoy Of the log-drivsr.
Lsrge numbers of Norvegians are
landing at Lansing. to settle 10 the 6ns
county in the rear of that substantial and
Aourishisg town.
eGrAlsterrible droaabt prevails 10
eTexas aud in Louisiana. The prairies
are % baked. so eraoked into assures tia,
horssback travel is dangerous and wheels
impossible. Cattle are dying in rrea,
numbers because the springs. creeks;
oayous and rives are dried. A rsseui
traveller By the guR coess ssys that b
passed tLousapds Of ossesssss of cattle
which had come to the - shore aod dranh
salt water until they died.
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Asssss ron Wsshiagtsn-Preparatfons
80 fer Desenss. - Fe
Washington, July 10.

p.
assss hsn washiagtsn-Prspara
20 teg Defense. 80 Na
ee. Washington, July 10. !.
An extrs issued .. b. m. saws 4 satis-
iaetory body Of veterans are ia positfcn
70 reach Baltimore or W ashing,on before
the rebels do. az ss i - :
Ihe large brigade III. tie Quartermas-
.ers Department are ready Tor service. -
Ihe rebels have not crossed at Edward.
Ferry IS reported.
No rebels are in the department of
Washington.
~ One huGdred and segent,-four
thousand horses have been purchased by
the Government during the last year. J.
Nearly SIX Thousand Of these have been
killed, rendered useless, or sold. Eighty
Thousand mules have been purchased and
over seventeen thousand OF these have
been captured, condemned, sotd or killed
- An old lady dovn-esst having kent
hired man on liver nearly a month, said
to him one day:
!. why. John, don't think you like
liver
Yes! said John, 81 like i. verv we'll
for hfty or sixty meals, but / don't like il
as . steady diet"
The old lady cooked something else for
the next meal
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RGasssdestng nseA Rsss.,efax
HNgersfOacss.
FREDERICK OCCUPIED
BY THE ENEMY.

Frederick. Md Julv

Frederick, Nd, July 8.
The enemy continued to press Colonel
Clendening pretty hard yesterday, and
finally fanked him just a. the Sd Mary.
land infantry came to his support They
all went and drove the rebels back. Our
troops fought we'll. and although they had
superior numbers to contend with at FIRST,
hesd them IN check till infantry supports
arrived.
Our reinforcemens coming up, Gems.
Wallace and T Tyler have restored discipline
and order and arc personally present.
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NOTICE.

~ ~ s~se~s If esy sf fA~ Tslspizz d<seris4d Led
At nsctins d the City Council o the eity ef kseknk
held June 1ath- 1864, the toltswina ~ passed.
Rxsslpe6 That the owner ~ the north Wit hair n
lot N ~ upck 65 frestinx sixth he dii ted
10 have plank walk, six fest wide, laid in fvut Of
sid lot within twenty days Also that the o~ ners
q ieta "a - aud IA aud the essteriy twenty feet
" Iuf h Block O. be directed to have pInak walk
sx feet xde In froaf fh@r respectve ioss Jekason
strcet wtthip twraty aays frosn date.
sN31 80 Is. AgRRiAN
seFsss Q9k eftee Csenctl 4 IL on of x<eknh.
xeekNt, Jn.e - 1ook-(d1ed -, E5i,,,
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FA substitute broker en,;oed . s,o,

R "A substitute broker enliced fool
ish young fellow from Boston to Concord.
New Hampshire, the other day, where be
induced him to consent to GO a substitute
for 500. with the promise that as soon
as he was enlisted he should marry a
beautiful young lady who was worth
$4,000" The surgeon questioned him
and detected the fraud, and about that
time the broker was missing.
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10000 Raiders-DeprsAatio at IA.
geSstoWA.
Especial to Herald. |

tSPectai 20 Herald.
Chambersburg. July 8.
The rebel raiders 10 Peuus ylvanis and
Maryland are in much stronger force than
has been believed They consist Of cav
airy. infantry and artillery, snd 20. 900 il
the lowest estimate / have heard.
A column of rebels eomma nded by I'm
boden entered Hagerstown this morning
At O'Clock.
The force that left yesterday FOR Frede.
rick took the Boonsboro road, and these
new raiders came IN By way of Williams
port.
They are ransacking the town and
committing all manner Of depredations.
They have burned .reversl private dwel-
ling houses, notwithstanding t20, 600 the
inhabitants paid for protection.
lmboden insisted on busning Seller &
Co Is warehouse unless the citizens paid
him u 800 more, which they did.
A courier has arrived from Hancock
and reports Union force 1t that point,
probably Hunters
tTribune's epecial.]
Harrisburg. July 8.
Telegraph operators Who have been
close 10 Hsgers.own, bur have not ret
reached il, report the rebels set fire to the
court house, railroad DEPOT, and all other
railroad buildings, burning . large guam
tlty Of hay, and buildings were on Gre at
IL o'clock to day.
~ -
Gen. Rowley, just from Washington,
met Gen. Howe just from Sigel's command
on the way.
He reports there have not ut sny time
been over 1000 rebels this side Of the
Potomac and Gen. Sigel is entirely out Of
danger. 80 4a
Nothing, however, vas known by Sieel
- to the forces in the Sbensndoah VALLEY
immediately in his front.
A scout just in from Boousbor reports
to Couch that two brigadss Of rebels are
lying At Boonsboro, comprised of infantry
and cavalry, commander apknown, and
number Of the force not reported. They
crossed at Antietam Ferry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-11

Bsy General Robert Toombs, formerly
Senator in Congress from Georgia, and
then General in the rebel army, is now a
privstein in Georgia regiment. Roger A.
Pryor is . private in a virginia regiment.
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.u1 ssxess a EssAa3 NNIxE /
~sss ~ s.ss - s<s.ss.sEsg .ssss asas
sAaEga EESA1aEa M
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OR Rsrees Duya the BFdarei evsr 4he
1Snoeacy.
Baltimore, July 9. b
Latest accounts from the front report
that our forces have fallen back 20 tie
vicinity Of Monlovia.
,O~ fbsess burned the iurspile bridge
over the Monoeacy.
n The passicslsrs Of the fight are not re-
ceived.
nsfsfss ftea B.atintrs-RssSas saakhx
for WasAingtsn. n
Baltimore. July 10.
The enemy i nav reported At flliou's
Enilos, but = the telegraph works - Ne.
riottsviile, which is beyond, this ii doubt.
ID.
LAfER-f1.3O A. N I'll y fsp6,tad 4
An1qnsstsss thai the Nosthsss Dentr.l
Railroad i torn mp bu6 Il il lot kioVn
where. ~ n
y I sIsssass sspssl sA.s sasa..sG sdysl
|tAs 0eay y aa1iae'ase wnliag1oa.
Il R& "a n 4 ex sss x M s&F
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The government Loan
FTT1 TFfrTl HHT

s2,oo. .oo0, 900.
In's Lean ! a.tAeri.eA by Act of Con-
srss q March ssh 1854 which provide. for ii. .rprx
nos N cou. any period no, ,e-. ,s., tam or no,.
ines ys"r ps ~ date at the pleasure Of the Gov
ernmsnt.
/ 1ssl a. sasHi1oa s+s4ss ar
Unah Us ReAsnpttes, five per cent. interest
4 tohe p~id semi annually in rors.
Ia Exemption from state or Local
Tax xstisa asids from enc three per cent per an
shiA 10 Il. valas f.''s W
The Rate ef lDterest on this loan, although
bat ve per cent in eoInf much greater In CURRENCY
. the difference b.twe.n the market value Of currency
sud eeid- el rN R fcsrs
Asa y Ruis, the Ave per cent specie securities Of
all solvent governments always par or aeove and
currency funded Ia the National Loan viii ie worth
is face In sod, besides rasing regular and liberal per-
centage to the holder At
No Secu rifles offer 50 great Induce
monte, its BELIEVED the various descriptions If
u 8. Bonds In all other fern. of inlsbtsdns-s the
faith ability of private parties stock companies or
separate communities oniy u pledged ia rsyuneni while
for the debts United States the woi. property Of
the country l. holden to the payment both
principal and Interest In coin.
The funded Debt, ~ she UaS,ea
states which innaes. l. payable IN cold ON ~. Al
day Of March, 1864. was s56SpsSoco The in,re,, on
this dstt fH the e9niDs nscsIseAr will be sims 2e
while the customs revenue In d current fiscal
year ending June 30,l 1864 a.- teu 40 far At the r,ts
Of sieo ooeoop per snnwa. an amour, largely in
the ~ the Treasury fr the payment of
gold interest.
These Bonds may be SD DscrIbed for
In sum. from $50 up 20 any maani-
tude on the terms. and thus made equally
available tie .aaassi ish .aa the lsrges, capital,
ist rh.y ss eOnvtrad ssoney at any monnsnt
and the holder viii have b,aeht q LIE interest
The authorized Anaeun, Of thi. iosl /.
Two Hundred aHoa Dollars. The amount Of sutscrp-
tions reported to the Treasury * Warrington Is ever
s7O,OOO,OOO.
subscrip ptloss will be received in cur
rency by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
AsD BT ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are d~Iositaries uf Public money and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout country tacsinr a. agents cf the National
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Rsbei 0svalry naar 1altins.,.
Sci as Baltimore. .JuIv n

ksi,sl cavalry are reported sixtees
miles oesth of Baltimore They are
'nalisg for the Northern Cen,rsl Rail-
Isoad. se ~a ssss,ae As--
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NorIcE -T,s p-.,.

m.n ei the city II kkak owing 10 the hi n, r.r;e.
q frfa hofrtsloeihs- Ae h@v@ sgr-e ii -1yane fi,
Jnlr - ~ io'H -
..a ,. .sfft'------. ...-.--.--.-...... 80 Cts.
1welffh -
Outside hslilinr ier sereIas7st exre,.t moving bjeh
viii br one dsllzs pr load ~. .Y,.,sx
tuiyii-t5t
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~ es tsszsz @asSstazasS ssts ses@ssx 3sSt
esszasssscss ssss ss 44sss = assa - - s4ssst
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1913 81 81 ~@A4sg
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SLAVERY NOT DEAD.

We CLEAN from the New York Tribuue
the facts stated below. They show most
conclusively, "Radical Democracy" to
the contrary Notwithstanding. that slavery
is net dead, and that strong and perse-
vering efforts are yet demanded to put .
period to its shameful existence
The Rev. Thomas w. kisnard, of the
British Methodist Episcopal Church of
Canada, and delegate from Canada TO
the General Conference of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church, which this
year held its quadrennial session 10
Philadelphia, visited his birth place in
Dslsvare recently. While at Camden,
be was arrested early in the morning un-
der one Of the laws which still disgrace
the ststnte books of Delaware, prohibit
ing colored persons from entering it. He
was fined $50 and costs. Not having the
money to pay, be was sold, and purch hssed
by brother of the man who had emanci-
pated him some years ago. This man
took Mr.. Kinnard's . due bill for the
amount he paid. and gave $50 security
that Mr.. kinnard would leave the State
in FIVE days.
Mr. kinnard Immediately went to
Washington to seek redress, bringing
with him transcript from the record Of
legal proceedings, duly certified, and
copies of due bills, de-; also letters to
the Representatives of Delaware in the
House.
Being British subject, and having
provincial papers TO show that he was
under the Queens protection. be natu-
rally made the facts known to Lord
Lyons. the British Minister ut Washing
ton, who assured him that satisfaction
should be sought. =
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n - aaselss a fssnsa sesf tEssxrs Rtssa
-17Fsa u asssz KsstaJsss
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8 ss2tsssslss So 3 1855 sxsszss - -
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-07
Tobacco, Cigars, &c.

Afull supply, and of prime quality. Also a
general assortment Of
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-07
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE

A large and beautiful variety of Lamps, Look
ing Glasses, Chamber Sets, common and fine
Table Cutlery, common and silver Forks and
Spoons, Egg Why's and Basteys, Pocket Knives,
Shears, Scissors, &e, with general variety of
Yankee Notions Pins, Needles Thread, But
tons DC Dress Trimmings, Ladies' Gloves and
Hosiery in great variety.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-07
The Condition Powder

Is composed principally of herbs and roots, and
may be given ut all times and under all circum-
stances with perfect safety. 1t has been found,
by long experience, to be highly useful in the
cure of the various diseases to which horses and
cattle are sebjoct viz: Distemper, Hide
Hound, Loss of Appetite, Inward Strains
NOttUU w utur. imam dtfUu OI the Ewes.
Fatigue from Hard Exercise also
Rheumatism, Commonly called phe stiff
Complaint.) It is also a safe and certain rem
edy for Coughs and Colds. 1t carries off all gross
humors, and will remove all inflammation and fe-
yer, purify tho blood, loosen the skin, cleanse the
water and, and strengthen every part of the
body.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-07
WILLIAM q. DIETZ
CARPENTER and BUILDER,
WATER STREET, BETWEEN GENEsEE
AND GERMAN STREETS.

s NOW prepared TO execute all kinds Of work
] appertaining 20 the trade. Having long
and varied experience in all branches Of tho
business and good stock Of seasoned lumber
on hand, am confident my work will please all
who may favor me with their patronage.
Plans and specifications drawn TO order.
rf2- Residence on Jefferson street, opp ,sitc
the Brewery
East Saginaw, December %, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-07
Liquors of All Kinds.
COME AND SEE us.

Weinvite all TO call, examine our Goods, and
ascertain the prices. No charge for showing
goods or answering questions. We have cstab-
lishcd ourselves permanently in this city, and our
facilities for trade are fully equalto those Of any
Of our noighbors.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-07

Country produce Of all kinds taken in ex-
change for goods.
lBLIss, JAMES 4 co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-07
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 loan for term of years on Mort
WI cages upon improved farms in this ncini-
ty. Enquire at Banking Office Of
+ GEO. L. BURROWS,
Jan. l3, 1864. I332tfl Saginaw City Mich