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ADVERTISEMENT

SUCCESS m LIFB depends on the night man
als e right place Phrenoloey indicates this Examn.-
ops daily by FOWLER WkLIs No. 3a Broadway. class
OF practical instruction Tuesday and frday Evenings
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Intensely interesting ILIusTRArIoEs on b
ksvE SUBJECTS, With many Usptlo s1G - lAb
k.srsry Mister vii BE- ieuad b. BEsOHzs1s Il. z. isLU
h.sES NKws OF Ills week E0w Ready.
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WtIrI cc.r1r 7. q thr InloF t-f VOC W
Aldermen foI. le1.i ts PFesdeai, Alec-n..
Me- srer sisnnn CkF? AeKash:, AysIf hA-tJ, sasIss
s,- snd dett--ll-ll
h..atVe-Aderrsas s.iJ-L
watch gs- sibsrguonuy '-ronsd-rej sns laid ov~
n motion thea " oufret. srd the fEEsfDz,,
novr-t tat sood sdo1Gnsd unt. hsreay tie rSs; 81
ystfvuy, o. oCeoi y "a ,.-,,,-,-- -,
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In consequence OF the sraid IS the Pirate
pune. " Ltssr vtors d, pcs ~ Ess iafif products
ns,trsiy advanced fof that md other caase. fEpTs
SDA C0rSBS wD Of 400 amer sbrusIy !. b. sold o.
eepss pound lss you OloceI Tor EITfA No oaE,5
s@Si-s tsss@5s n.rsi 40 "a IsIosA
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TIE Rev. J. c. butcher viii preach at the
,o,,. Of The .Fnslsnd Soldiers Rebel association
No. 1914 Broadway on Sunday newt The sis' mt ~
selool D. m. Tie puddle re LHyiisd 70 attend
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UNION LTNCOLE ASSOCATOH.-A meeting o'
ri, sssocstion wes held Thursday as Hope Chapel
A neon Draper. President IN she chair. After Ions
preliminary business NJ. Diaper made brief speech II
ssgard 10 tie eton Of Abraham LI1ooln presi
sszi ofthe United Sa'os lie sad tey we're noi bound
~ any set q meu or faction 81 Ger selection Of can
kidsfs They merely wished n suhssIVs tie interests
a. the country 10y placing If domination raE who had
succeeded far n gudIg the desuss Of the country
ssfey IN TIA irving through which IL had passed
sheIe belonging o. oheE pr1ies 20 th's CITY
Who would be presented TONIGHT who 70
saits with them IN hi. movement Ne thshkeJ TIE A.
aoiaton ior tue hoaor tey hy conferred vgou nH IN
stscting him e. thCir Chairman.
The Secretary stated TIA; te has received conuuDi
s..,oDs from Kindred CTg9riss5Ons IN Brooklyn sld
aea here. asking 10 inst igl45s tlbt tnes might WORK
L. annOny together,
Ga motion. committee sppalted % cenfe- With
6as BrcOi ~ organ .z,l'ol.
An Oh gsrtleman ns1ued Ho1gbtstng declared rs
bo.ention OF enrolling irdss an ths book. o. 80 A,Sv
a.Atiog snu doiLg a. trst % 0o0c 10 support Abraham
fsocnn ii informed Ire ueetif ira. 10 woIiC VOL
sisb them support tnsn and give them a. lie aid u
Als power. IA voice al money, TOO.
Col Hawtins having beer i',.rOi iced made = few
1-tg cuOciHlIC Of Ar. Lincoln and offered series ~
sesoutiuI, which we've ,dop.gG, making members ~
lhs Senate OF the Cnited states end Howe o. Rep.
rescntstiVcs AD0 ~ member o. the state Legis-
t-Gure with Like preeselce, AUnsraTy uCmbeIs OF t1s
FIJnslice oascLenbu-h defended Slls sssocisiloa
ssaugt sDnne sgt,Ike Which he understood n-d be-
sade by the Twenty third Lrect c1actrr (C1i0' Cen.
90 Coinmittee) I,stive u their renonira.irg AbTs-
kAa Lincoln.
rr Draper hoped ,be:e would bs NJ jarri4g -, Gai
81 should harmonic IL ~, hOtr ~ Cur cruntys need
cad unite In plsciag egsG the head q or Lstot
spe who he'd ecnGucted amir wits cmincgt ability
After further rsUsafhs ron Col. 6sysins s1c
s<se-s tho meeting adjourned.
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Jas 2s-ship.-Edith oal.rs. Sir Rober. Peel
Bs-kl-Lau.a . Gertrude Cspido, L ". 0rif.' hs, o.
Rcoseyeli.
Briss-Une.iphorus, Queen Of The South, A. u. T.ny.
SckOJreg--1nscls-
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HiEikTUgB kl.NArAc

hiEkrugB klHArAc.
Snn-Rtsss... 7l: sets..... Sis hoon-Rises. -
sicH WATER THIS
2audy hook as Cor Island. l23o Een Gate esp
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REsoLUuoss RESUMED.


PS,sr,d That the Comptroller be, Sid be !. hereby
.utodIed AID dires'ed 60 dras rs wsT:nl m taro;
:, y A. johnson tor tho OF huncred ard
INV six dcnn (sl35l for refreshments FURNISHED the
s,;9ton Legion. One Hundred and Forty hiA Reg ner'
Nsx'york Volunteer CA tie occasion Of tho rccep
ion Of m .aicr.Gere,l Michael Corcoran August r.
map, and go IN william T. Allen, Tor incidental eZ
Incurred b. him ia psradng th, above nnE;d regiment
Amounting ninety dollars $751; snc chcrsc the rls
10 arcounl o. City Coihseuoes Which was r'!eTird t.
Comaiiies on Finance.
Counriman KEKKAE moved Tbs, he Board do no" adjourn
Which was carried
ereuoor the President, dsosIed th,t tho Board stood al
,o,,r,,d until hond,y next FEB. l. 9; O'clock p n.
JAMES NJ. SNEEkY, CLERK
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sURr05 ATT's COURT JAR es,-5sfcr,sano,.!.rv oKss
PROBATE OF gTIIs--cUlErTABr.r ryoUEyTs.

During the past weeE the wills OF the following
nsi0s3 5eossei hsys bean proved before Ne S.
gate H.lds T. Va Ges., y. A. IS--t. .GeIfe. Ao.1ai
Ma kldoT, Clsn, Do.clcr Eii,,heth hnoi- Ebea u
& kFrbs ,ie II the Re-. d.. krshfl, bas n bncrui
IRE vii o. Jsrck ,nes proved contsin, yScncs'
o. GiGJ " Toe Roman CsSc CTphsn A.. ioa 81 hl. city
ed s5 Ia = toe erection Q. sls as LSt
CsthoBr Cs'lei. ~ il. o' y, -
E.r, d. Gsnuns c.g.si6el ts 70 che Iorl l.lspd bible
sccists I'D 500 " The American hoLas sisf siiJ
See--'y
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THs TAX ON Insurance CoHYAMEs.-Ths
SLOWING amounts we're reoeiyod yesterday rum seven
se.arance Companies, being tae or t.eif .sIss
ma iutarest.
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A MEASURE or SAFETY. Fire Marshal
r,Ser has sent communication 50 bis honoF h-yoi
tuntheI satny thaf IL view o!the recent explosion IN
Walden lsne and the consequent Danger 10 clsIks eno
sSuen quantities Of Illuminating powder Fnd other
,rpc.:ve compounds put ~ II p-fel packages should
A., be allowed % he stored " vsrehouseS ei6 ~ short
fr,srhou; tbc city. &c rrcoumens tho AEyor % &c
ss,si the Common Council 10 9.ss en- ordinance re9lr
s ell persons who have zach Articles Tor sale TO s;ore
ytsrn in the City Arsenal with tho exception Of
ssOksgs which they may exhibit Is . sarpla
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T)laI OF COMMON PiTAs-SysCIir T,ts-iIs ne.
b,iois Jndls CABp0ro.
SChuhheI aei. GiberL--Aa older nsy be entered
sry.!r;I JEres {. Ess ets Esesivei viiAsa lI.J
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Councilman HnkSDop moved tis, n. Commltis. or NJ.
FORE /6sys bs eschEse hcIS Lis mTItsf earnd'""i O.
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RKPORTY.


II. COMMITTEES Road, pe.otei report % nag .e..r,
o,. aud t.nth street between hIth and Eshth
,v.nu-. Which ~ss laid over.
an. COMMITTEES Oh hosds presented report granting per
sio 10 uoysTy.oWneIs 10 .e Ia ifon o. " rnisrH N
handed ghtssLth s'fo,., bswssn Third sud fohiu
,.snue. u hich vts lain over ,..,,
rb couri,iee On Botd, prosentsd repor 20 regulate aid
p, ninth street, from FIN syeHos to
G.,Is,n River Which wss laid over -,
~, Cnuuuittes on SowcEf Presented ftp0H to bp'n
-, m Ei- n stree. ior1 point between lsfih srelc
"a gro.Jyay 10 the lever 10 btoad"1y. Which YES ale
VYer. ..S ..,,., o., ...t A, -, a..
49,, 10 ootns and oiheri Tor tho con.,fnc-
tlr III .rw.l 81 Fty-t gi .r'rt between hs'si' an
Firltl ayeuuer WIT n VIZ laid over
e Con Inittee fe Dcp.rtm-ni presented eftpof 70
9t,ut HOOK aud LtfoeI ComF y Lumoef en hs" ooaioh
Il hich lard over -. L.. A.
Tbe s,nt.. o. strsot presented st.poii concerning 70
empt, TIE ob1uctons "a basy race, iom bfoAd"hJ "
Wo.t street Which was laid over
Ts Commits. on s,ses pfestusds report ooncnrriny 70
-,Tul,'r and rrads West street between HAMMOND sno no
hol en- streets. Which Was laid oVek.
Te Committed Streets pfesents- report occurring 70
- cr ana gutt. sonss Wrs, street nom Hammond u
"A oboA sp- stTssiL " hicA wss ls'a over
COMM tlCAT1Oss
communication uss rrceig ed nom Ills Honor the msyoi
M. Ann lsi Rrpoh OF tho Trustees OF the Cooper
inion NJ h,eh Wa received and ordered on HE
A Communication vs. rectlyed !iOb Tic IOmpI'isf az
cover . revolution ~ inquiry ree'ye 70 Inc SAiAon o.
49,, ss.t. Whch a. received and ordered TO Ne piints
4. ieL fth 81 the mia gtef. -, -, a, So,
Se,amuirslion wa received FINN lila Honor ths hnyoI
eouuni aiion rom Sue fiie hhfahA Tsnufe
y, b. sz OF ia rninstiDs powder, and 90 iortb when
20, isfsrIsd 10 CoDE4teo Oh ordinances
NoTIoks REsUhKD.
lLsyn,I ORWELL NOTED nsi when ihs' hes'a se'vs'
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Ty tn PHpmxsr-p.t.ior 81 property ovn-T, N Trt,
--htt street 10 h.,- said rfsee, pe.gten TIE second
IhrG .s.lssl paved With B.t ~ p.ss.-t o. Nn',h 80
reierIed 10 TIC Committed OF bfi.ls, Pavement
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HonrA OF Csunci:rnen-
ovriciALl

ouoiALl sT,rsD sEs-ios -rbunGsy. ysr- ~ 1884
s'eloci p N J
No. 10 Ci.y Han
frs.sa-J.m.s HAYES. SEQ, rr-si.ni, 80 The shsI and
~. fol,~i t u-nbsf.f Corucir9-n lssy. kssrs, R"y.
rrophJ bssrty. Netstsf hessfG- Oross E1pysr Eo6E.
sL.r nsriLn4 Ert.F.A Cpiyke. JAs.ss. bcLAe.s.,
Co.. rf.ndon Bfos, and Vii ssfeil-r,
TIE aira.ss Of tho yrsesa meeting we're rad ard s2'
efossa
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communication received rom the Com ptro!er
,,f,raoe 10 Courtroom tor tho lis Di.tro. Court W!
"a. r,oeiysi AID referred 20 Tie Couirter CT Finance.
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INVITATION.

An ,uvs,ion resolved 70 attend tie Frsi iuyiifo
Rail O, the Muu- Bs.e ball Club. at the City ASemus
Kooms February J, lEei Which was accepted
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From thc A5Ih Iowa,

Camp of 45th Iowa Infantry,)
Moscow, Tenn, Aug. 18th 1854.
EDIroRs GATE Cry The opinion
prevails to some extent that soldiers gen.
orally lose all respect and regard for mora
principle, and consequently throw off al
restraint and become out breakinply wick.
ed. In some instances this may be true
only want to speak of the 45th and
shall base what l say upon facts. The
friends at home are already informed Of
the Industry of the i5th in giving the
rebels some uneasiness by taking their
subsistence and appropria,ing the same t.
the use of the Government. The poin,
| wish TO make in behalf OF the regiment
is, that while they believe il to be rich,
and proper to thus weaken the rebellion
and strengthen the government, they
retain that high regard for morality and
religion which they have hitherto done.
Believing this to be true / thought it
proper to present the subject frst 10 The
officers sadthen to their respective CON.
paniss, asking them (if they saw proper
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EEWhile in Fort Madison ,erdav

@While in Fort Madison yesterday,
We chilled to see our enterprising friends
Messrs. Webster 4 Bro, book and news.
paper dealers. and were pleased to see them
occupying one Of the best rooms in the
city, their business having increased to
such an extent as to render it necessary
to move from the room formerly occupied.
They are the right kind of men to deal
with. La their stock can be found every
thing in the line of books, stationery,
albums, portfolios, knives. wall paper; in
fact, stock that would do credit to
large city. Enterprise and attention
to business will insure success 10 almost
every instance. TIE Daily Gate City
can be had each morning from Webster
e. Bros.
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@The following are the casualties
10 the 18th Iowa since the last report :

severe. - " '
August 18th, Samuel Bailey, Co. Hand and shoulder
severe. i'
August 18Th, Henro Moore, Co left should ar severe
August l7th Assist Surgeon czekiah Fir l. IL sboul-
ger aud side, mortality dead Surgeon Fisk was
Warren Co
august nth, sergt. Johnathan Vincent IL Co., right
we're. ~ N' %
august 10Th, Corporal Alfred L Stone II Co. killed
severe. - e ''
Aag I'd. Corporal Vim. II. Romasha Co. len arm
severe private John Fisher Co. hand severe:
c Sas - Hardin, Co., side slight; private Jas Cooley
The four men wounded on August 23d
were injured by premature explosion OF
she'll from one OF our batteries. which
was located in the rear of the picket line,
they being on picket at the time.
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V Some three hundred veteran sol
diers belonging to the LIST Iowa Cavalry.
who have served their country faithfully
for three years, came in on the Burlinp-
ton last evening. their time Of enlistment
having expired. All honor to the soldier
sons OF Iowa. She sent them forth with
confidence but with regret. She has
watched their career with anxiety and
pride. She receives them back to herself
and their homes with the liveliest ioy and
the warmest admiration. As they have
maintained the prowess and loyalty of
Iowa upon the field, SO BY their votes
will they succor the government for
which they have fought 10 arms and
help save the State from the rule of do.
mestic traitors.
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NILE. ClRLOTTA DEBERG

The re&atiful aud Graceful Persian
Eques rl-une. fr0n la Cirque da Paris
anl u Theatre lmperiale, It Peters
hurgts where she appeared under the
augHss patronage vi the Emperor Of
Fra.neA and the antocIat rf the Rus
sias. Hoe grace, personal beauty, H.
ring. dash. and tsprtf, have never been
equal u, AMI she i universally &C
knowl dyed by the Pres and the Pub
lie If EUROPE A. we'll ~ by her feIlow
Artisp-s, - he the Reigning Queen
MiSs BLANCHE WATSON Tie
Young Eluesirienne.
MISS GRACE HOLLGWAY-From
AstIsp's. 0naon.
MILE JULIE AM0UR-The Pa
risian Eylph.
MI.bE EMILE ET0lLLE The
Freneh spyite Ia Cirque.
MADLDFs MARIE. D'ANGRI, EUGR-
Mn 81 Nr
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1sM - - ~ AADA - nSG4A II
Pursuant to notice previously Civ.
en-, quite number Of tha Uaiou votesu
of jackson Township met at the Court
House last evening 70 selsct dslsgates "a
attend the Union County Convention
which is held today, 1T Charleston, in
this county.
The meeting was called to order BY Mr..
J. B. Howell, and on motion, Dr.. d. L
M'Gugin was appointed President. and
Sam. M Clark Secretary.
The Chair stated the object Of the
meeting. upon which COMMITTEES OF five,
viz, Mr.. Howell, Gen. Reid, Mr.. Merri-
am, Capt. Conn and Col. Hills, was ap-
pointed to repor. list of delegates.
After consultation the committed sub.
mitted the following names:
T. j. Chenowith. VIM. Horn, a.. 7,
Reid, D. L. M'Gugin. A. Hagny, Phillip
Pelgen, COL Hills, B. S. Merriam, Geo.
B. Phillips, and Charles Smith.
Mr.. Smith made known to the meeting
his inability to attend the Convention,
whereupon Wn. H. Cleghorn was sub
stituted 10 his stead.
The above named gentlemen were Their
duly elected delegates.
TIE committee submitted the following
resolution, which was, on motion adopt
ed:
Resolved. That the Delegation be au
thorized to fill any vacancies that may oc
cur in the delegation from this township
Ga motion, the Chair was instructed
to appoint, as esrly as practicable. ,
Township Central Committee, consisting
of five members, notice of whose appoint
ment, with the names Of the Committee
he shall give through the Gate City.
The meeting then adjourned
D. L. M'GUGIN, Pres't.
SAM. NJ. CLARK, Sec'y.
4
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HA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG

~ "A FOlCE FkOM VILkSBURG.
yIcxsnuEa, Miss. Aug q lss3.
DR.. John Buil-Dcar Sir: happy TO state 10 you
beneht 20 myself In general Selalsy aud t.trsfi.,n a
nuenee OF the Aiss-ii river around ycksburg having
efn campaign i confidently recommend It's a
pcr-ous who are exposed TO unheaithy climates.
H. W. FO6LR,
Agent U. 3. Sanitary Commission
LouIsvrIix KY, Sept ls ls63.
I'm the "a Of July last submitted through an agent
OF nine o. the Medical Director Of the Department a The
Array OF Tue cumeerAnd sample Of my Cetron Bitter
for and requested IT, after analysis be fund 4,
neriierionx 70 sanction and Approve il se amonz cur
soldiers.
The following the Nedissl Directors reply and also
ten hssetrals psrms.ion 10 ship dozen al once %
have it cold 10 cutters. John BULL
4 am s.tn6ed that cedroo BEtters viii do no harm 10
Az one taken properly and 10 moderation. ser no
objection to Dr. Balls being permitted ssse Of II 20
suffers. HENRY rYyIfRsTpv
Surgeon and Medical Dirrcfor, D. C.
Hesdaruserr Department Of Cumberland.
Nashville. Team, July ~, Iso3. I
Dr. John Bulls AGENT Mr.. hss perfaisslon 70 shin
10 Aabvilie. Tenn, - gruss 80 Dozen Of Ball. c.
drol battrrs for eAle 90 sufier, in the army oniy
The ulstionA Of the Treasury Department are 10 be
complied With strictly.
BY order Of Mar 6en kcsscFsns.
NA.N. wiLEs
MAJOR and Provost Marshal Gen.
for sale Wholesale and retail by WkInson Bsrtl-tt
10 Ae"Ask' Iowa apri3<iA slyr.
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SERENADR-In the absence of the
the Editor Ye Local. in particular J, the
composi,ors of this Office are under obi
cations to the Band of the First Iowa
Cavalry. as also to some of our citizens,
for . sweet and lively serenade discoursed
at an early hour this morning. May their
notes ever continue at concert pitch, and
their shadows on the crescendo. Csll
again, b'hoys
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to endorse the following proposition, Wis !:
That it 10 right for soldiers IS we'll -
persons in civil life to preserve . good
moral chasaeter, and that ~ companies
they vould sock to naintsin = high \
position a. they might BE- able. ! had
the privilege of presenting the natssf to
companies 1. B, H aud K, which W. By
them heartily endorsed. As other COM
panies we're on duty l had not an oppor-
tunity Of calling upon them. bat found
the officers in favor Fof the proposition
aud they also assured me that their oom-
psnies were also in favor of the saupe.
From observation and the expression
given, feel safe in assuring the friends
at home that the 45th occupies ~ high
ground to-day upon this subject ~ when
they entered .he service, and when this
regiment returns home they will BY no
means be . nuisance in society. Why
should U. s. soldier be anything less
than = gentleman (? The cause of our
country is worthy of the best talent and
the best character. As a regiment. W
hope to stand as high as others 10 point
OF industry and energy in working for
the government, and also wish to throw
our influence in favor of those principles
Of morality and religion which We humbly
trust will bless society when this cruel
war is over. A. SKINNER,
Chaplain 45th Iowa Infantry.
Burlington Hawkeye, Washington
Press aud Keosauqua Republican vii
please copy.
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LO1Hy.
DR.. H. A Frs 81 CO.'S
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, LIVER Kidneys D
gestvt OrgaLsr and G ssndular System.
The success which has attended the bf this reed
in private practice and the endorsement Of medical
thnrt enable " TO recommend il to the practitioner
and the pabIc feeling confident that with fair trial
will attst its excellence In the Of Chronic dis
eases which indicate Iodine such scrofuia Bronchitis
Skin Eruptons, Heart, Liver, aud Kidney Diseases
.ons Affections, Neuralgia rheumatism, Dyspepsia, De-
bility, syphilis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength Of
Iodine Water containing treeqesrtsr grains psyl
Iodine Ia each nsd ounce water bssaS
nsss IL not liable 10 decomposition
Formed ihelnaiities neither IL the Iodine dried
neutazed by combination with any ingredient rraer-
ing this solution superior TO any other method Of exhit
iting Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle nsy be
used - family Medicine well by the profession
Price dollar per bottle. On receip. u Ave dollars
six bottles delivered free by express any address
Beware 81 Countertets and limitations which upriDc
Piled dealers endesvor to dispose of reputation
See nature and trade mark fthe word bead
Ing this adgertsement) upon the Labels and wrappers
Zach bottle, without which In genuine.
Circulars gratis
DR. ii. ANpERs Co,
Physicians and Chemists
nay2odswfm No. As Broadway, New York.
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financial QUO commercial


New York Money Market.
BY Telrg-srh NEW ToHK, Sept ..
Money-More active and rules quiet and hrm.
Sferling-Irregular aud unsettled al 100 for gold.
Goi-irregnlsr, unsettled ard hrmer, opening at 252
declining to 25i34 and closing at Isl "a
Government Stocks better.
u 6s 81 coupons lGs.
s-29 Coupons livlS
80 Treasury Notes, lIllk
Stocks dull.
car lsls c &cls9lE CARRIE MkPDc ar;
rol ,wab os; IT Wayne hos AIT Ii IS; C&NN
~ i c Strip lZ9 Z yr Cert o. Z; Pac Mall ESQ
&c 12s,4 Erie loss; Is 10 i.s, Hudson Id Hsr-
lem M; Reading iSs II l3sl< $40: Toledo lis,
N Cert Al; Quicksilver 80
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New Boar "BURLlNGToN."-T nov
boat arrivid at our landing last night
She is light. draught, fast running, neat
craft, and is in the hands Of good officers.
Capt j. B. Rhodes and clerk George
jerks. This boat belongs to the North.
srn Line Packet Company, and will run
regularly between this city and St. Louis.
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uCll0A.

Howe& Tyler will sell this morning a,
10 O'Clock about forty yards of oil foor
cloth of variou, widths and nearly nes;
set mahogany chairs in hair cloth, one
mahogany bedstead, cook and heating
stoves, lot beaver hats, shoes dry goods.
DC, &c.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

Tie Union Convention. for Lee County, will be held
Charleston, Saturday. September 3D. at 10 O'clock
=.
said Convention will nominate candidates for Clerk
of the District Court County Recorder, and County SUI
perntendent Of Pui liz Instruction, and transact suc
other business as may properly come before it.
The ratio OF representation will be Delegate from,
each Township. ard additional for every hundred
votes, and for every fraction thereof fry cast I'll
Gov Vim. N. Stone
By order Of the Central Committee.
J. NJ HIATT, CAairnss
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Chicago Market.


BY Telegraph CHICAGO Sept .
F3ur-Iighsr at II 1922 30 Tor Waite Winter; 10 90
III i-1xsor spring Extras.
wheat-ec higher: IL f,r No. 2 Rel; os<s2 10 for
No. spuDg, and o4sa2 10 tor No d..
Corn-2c higher at 81 81 %.
oats-Aesiye at C4a-61lS
Rye Higher No. Al 81 % ! 49,
Barey-Hi CHER. saies No. : az 10 TO 2 L.
Whisky-Dull at 5sal 1915
Lard-frn Sales 100 tierces kettle 23iZ
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PERSONAL We were pleased to re-
ceive call last evening from the Rev.
Mr.. Westcver, late Of Iowa City, but who
Is nov one of our own domestic institu.
TORS, he having received and accepted a
call to preside as pastor over the Baptist
Congregation in this city. He commence
ed his ministerial labors upon Sabbath.
The Church has doubtless made good
selection IN its pastor, and VIC hope the
reverend gentleman will 6ud that "the
lines have fallen to him 10 pleasant
places"
Mr.. District Attorney Tracy is in town
stopping at the Deming House.
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E- Captain kit,le started yesterday
morning for Davenport with the1@men re
cruited in this township under the late
call.
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SaS-A raft of lumber was trying to get
over the rapids yesterday, but at last ac-
counts only portion had passed the lower
chain of rocks.