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The Gold Question.

In the United States Senate, on April
18th, Mr.. Fessendeu laid before the Senate
the following letter from the Secretary Of
the Treasury
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April IL.
SIR Notwithstanding the diminished
amount of United States notes in circula-
ton, and the gradual withdrawal from use
as currency of finterest. bearing United States
notes, made legal tender for their face,
the price of gold continues to ADVANCE
This effect can only be attributed to one or
two causes, one is probably due in part to
each. First, to the increase of notes Of 10.
cal banks; and secondly, to the efforts Of
Spectators.
l have already submitted through you to
the consideration of the Committee on Fl.
nance q. Bill intended. as remedy for the
first evil. now beg leave to submit to it's
consideration, Bill intended as a remedy
for the second.
The first Bill, if it become law, will
have, I doubt not, the most salutary conse
qusnces. The effect of the second will
probably be more immediate, though per-
haps not of such permanent importance.
I ask for both q candid consideration,
and, if approved, the favorable action of
Congress. & a
1t must not be thought, however, that I
regard either or both these measures as ade.
quate remedies for financial disorders.-
Nothing short of Taxation to one half of the
amount Of our current. expenditure, ana an {
reduction of those Expenditures to the low.
est. point compatible with efficiency, will
ensure financial success to the Government.
And aoithoat military success all measures
0iU fail. Very respectfully, yours,
=. 81 s. P. CHASE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. W. F. Fessenden, Chairman of Com
mittee on Finance.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-05-04

sge,The Northern papers, give full and
glorious confirmation Of the victory and cap.
turo of Fort Pillow; ), their papers making
our victory even more complete than did
our own accounts. The Yankees confess
the an nnihiliation of the garrison,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-05-04

sT John Simon, an Israelite, Of the Mid.
die Temple, London, has been created aser
geant at law-the first Of his belief who
has ever received this honor in England.
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IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY,
YORK DISTRICT r.

To E7i-G J. Suggs. : =
WHEREAS, G.. F. Wallace has filed
w petition in my Office, praying TO be permitted TO
prove in solemn form, paper which has been admitted 10
probate FORM the last win and Testament
OF Susan Cunence, deceased.
These ARE therefore cite and admonish you, the said
Eliza j. uggs appear my Office York Court House,
the first day Of August next at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ with
such you may deem proper for against the
confirmation OF said VIII.
Given under my hand and seal of Office at York Count
House, this twenty second day OF April, 1864.
[Sl2 O0) J. a. BROWN, o. Y. d.
AnrIl o. Il 3m,m
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I'm EQUITY--YORK DISTRICT
IN EQUPTY--YORK DISTRICT,

Mary Rippey, per pro Gme Bill for feeoa"t' Settlement
Edward Rlppsy, Jr., etal. Of Estate, &c.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
L EDWARD RIPLEY Jr.. one Of the Defendants in this
case resides beyond limits of this State 1t is there
FORE on motion Of Williams Beatty Solicitors for COM
painants ordered that said absent Defendant do appear
and Plead answer or demur the bill filed in this case
within three months from the publication Of this notice,
decree, pro eone, will then be entered and awarded
against him. WALTER b. METTS,
,sS225) Commissioner in Equity.
March 10 I'm
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MORE TAXESi
T WILL attend at my Office in York

T WILL attend at my Office in York
Il willie on the lst week of May the purpose of rece
wing RETURNS of all profits made during the year 1863,
exceeding 25 PER CENT, made by any Railroad, Manu-
featuring Joint Stock Company, whether Incorporated or
will also receive the OF all profits made by
BUYING AND SELLING, between LIST January 1863, and
Is; January, 1854 Of Spruors Liquors, Flour, Wheat
EoIn ee SGga[ MS,asses S ssa
.Hdss Leather Horses, Mules Boots, Shoes, Cotton YAM
Wool Wooden, Cotton or Mixed Cloths, Hats, WAGONS,
Harness Coal Iron, Steel Nails, Money, Gold, Silver
Foreign Exchange, Stocks Notes. Debts Credits or 0bga
lions Of any kind any Merchandise Property or Effects
OF any kind the additional laid blythe late Tax Act on
the first clause 25 PER CENT and on the last clause II
is 10 PER CENT All persons, firms or Corporations liable
on part of the above must make their returns 10 me on
the Isl week in MAY, suffer the penalties Of the law
F. VI. GALBRAITH,
Assessor, 3lst Collection District, s. G.
April l3 10
r WILL attend at the same time and
Il place to receive the above TAN.
Collector, 3lst Collection District, S. c.
Anrl l3 Is
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fallen, and God blsss the gallant 45th and
bring bAsk II hysf in ssfatya fl 4 :
noble regiment, and the reputation Of
Ioys. for the good qualities Of its soldisry
il lsa5e 10 II banda. &

TIE Iowa MEDICAL UxIvnasrrY.-|
We attended the sradasting sxercisss Of
this Institution, held at the College Build
ing Saturday evening. The hall was
beautifully and tastefully decorated With
bouquets and wreaths Of flowers, and the
Stars and Stripes. The audience VA
large, and the proceedings very entertain.
ing. The exercises opened With prayer
by Rev. DR.. Gillett, The President, Dr..
AcGugin, in few we'll selected words.
addressed, and then conferred upon the
class the degree of Doctor Of Medicine
The Honorary Degree Of NJ. D. was con.
ferred upon DR.. Gillett, who brief,
acknowledged the honor, and then pro.
ceeded to deliver the valedictory address
His subject was "The True Medical Man.
and his address was short, pointed and
Astounding in rich thoughts and admirable
suggestions. When he had concluded
DR., Hughes invited the class and the
Alumni of the institution to meet q, his
residence, after adjournment, for social
enjoyment, refreshments and to receive
the congratulation. of the Faculty, all Of
whom, Profs. McGuin, Hughes, Taylor,
MeCurdy, Cleaver and Piper were pres.
ent. The class numbered IL, with names
and residences. as follows:
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IHE BAZAAR REeoRD.-We re-
ceived the first aud second numbers Of
this unpretendiDg little sheet Saturday
Tor the first time, ii having failed sooner
TO reach our sauclum. 1t is neatly mint.
ed and is rscily and well conducted By
Mr. Dormer, the Editor, and his Local
who rejolces in the name of sthe Devil .
1t Is published in aid of the Fair and
'ai o' toe iadies OF st. Peters con.
gregatiou, commencing at the Billings
House this evening, and issue. daiJv
during the Fair.
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ga VOICE FROM vIcKsBURG.

vIcxsarKs. Miss, Ang- ., 1853
DR. John bdIi-Deax sirf en- happy 70 state 10 ron
that have used valuable cesron with great
bsHeht 10 myscf in general dciify and prosraon Of
nay system produced by the nphraisy and In.ssnae in
nuenee OF the Mssissppi river around Nirktnrr having
been with Gen. Grant ARMY whole south-
ern campaign. l confidently recommend lis use to ali
psrsons who ars expossd 70 uAheAiihy climates.
II. VI. FU3LE,
Agent q. d Sanitary Cammission-
LcrisvnLx. Ky 4rpt 10, is6a.
On the I'D Of July last submitted through an agent
Of mine. 20 tbs Acal usreGr the Depsfmenf OF the
Army Of the Cumb~fiabd sample OF my Eervn Hitsera
~ and fs4nssssd IL after analysis be found
meiteracas 70 sanction and approve its among
II. following 4 the Medical Directors reply sDd also
0en ka-serass permission to ship 30 dzen u one<
haze II svid 70 sutIrrn- yuHy HILL
Il sfsnei that cedron nlisers viii do - Asrn 10
any one II taken properly and In mcJ~rxtaon 49, no
essefscu TO Dr Bulls b&ing permitted Spo~e ~ Is
suffers A. HENRY THu Rsf0S,
Surgeon and Medical DrectoT, D. q.
Headquarters Department Of Cumberland
Nashville, Team, July "a. 1866.
Or. John Bull's agent MI, has permission 20 ship
70 Nashville Tenn, - grp~s. aozen If Bulls c.
drSa Bisfsrs for sale 10 es2pss " the Army ealy.
Z ihsfsEnlaapn u tlssSkrasWy Department ARE to be
By order Of Major tea Rasecrans.
HA. NJ WILLIS
Maior and Provost Marshal Gen
For sale. wholesale and rvta ~ Wilkinson Bartlett
Co. AS'kskT Iowa apsi>dswlyr
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WOOL WASTED.-The Hoosier Store.
No.'s Estes House, is again open for the
purchase Of wool. We have good stock
OF hoosier Jeans, plain and plaid Elan.
neis, aud will soon open good stock o.,
Dag Goods, now on the way from Eastern
cities. We invite everybody to come and
examine our stock. We will do our bes,
to make il your interest to buy of us. and
we viii piy the highest price in cash for
wool. Remember the place, No. 2 Estes
House, Keokuk.
&. K. HART, Agent.
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tlllauflal au0 commercial.
MONEY MARKET.

Carr CIR oFfIcE, May Is
There was little done in the market Saturday Little
gold offered for sale and sellers wanted IS per cent
which was nore than bankers disposed to pay Our
quotations Unchanged Gold Gs 20 per cent ST.
yer 60 to e5 per cent ExchaugeI,
Fridays Chicago Tribune says
There is nothing note in financial circles to-day
The demand for money is good but supply is equal 10
the requirements Of all legitimate borrowers None 9TH
ers are recog sized.
Eastern exchange il in ocd supply but perhaps not
osend the requirements of trade, the at the
close OF last week The quotations sfeay at dis
eo,i't hasing- par selling
told was rather quiet to-day II opened In New York
AZ decline from yesterdays close but IL rallied and
eiosed M about the cure yesterday The foi,v-
n was the ranges 10 ni ISIS: 1oio, 1851 1l0a
if,f isf; 3ss p m. ls4iciosing Second Board at
iss4 The market here openci--before dispatches ar
ryedaf 1881 declined to Isl. advanced 10 disclosing
quiet at thai figure Silver duh at LOeI7s.
The Journal of thesame date says:
Gold has advanced In ,.ew York We can see no
Sa reason for this, except that tomorrow steamer
day fgT Europe.
The st. Louis Republican Of Friday says:
0old opened in New York this morning at 50 and adj
sanced - s5 at ii a m. AT p. the quotations per
telegraph was 81 and 1T p il had advanced TO S.
me heavier transactions Of the day made here
~ TO 80 the latter being the ruling figure The demand
LOT cosn confines active and small advance on New
YORK quotations is easily obtained.
New York Exchange has been in better supply but
continues Very hrm at lilo premium.
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1lE foRrY-FIFTH-Ths regiment left
saturday morning upon the Lucy Bertram.
gong down the river. Its present 1esti.
nation we learn to be Helena. The bows
presented fine martial appearance as
they marched from Camp Lincoln to the
ieVee, where at an early hour a large
crowd had gathered to witness their de-
parture. TIE regiment reached the boat
within few minutes of the time of start.
ing and so there was hurried shaking of
hands, and brokepy uttered "good -byes. .
and then the boys went on board and the
boat pushed of. There was tears and
sobbings from those remaining. and
cneers from those going, but even among
the latter. we noticed quivering lips and
eyesdlm with moisture. What Of that :
l. never lessons our estimation Of d sol.
uief 70 see him weep at such times, and
we feis and knew that these name men
would meet the enemy. and steel. and
shot and shell, and the crash and ro.r If
battle, and death itself with firm .ten.
and cheeks unblanched.
The boat passed slowly from the wharf
and out into the deeper waters. and then
1t quickened its speed. while the bows
exh'iarated by the morning air. and catch.
ing the spirit of the glorious mission uuou
which they went, broke ont ioto loud and
repeated hurrahs that sounded far Owe,
,"s waters aud the echoes resched Us
long after we left the spot, but the cheer.
ionnd busa feeble response from N.
group on shore. They we're too sad e.,
that' 30 quietly they watched thu no.,
pass down below the town md ~
turned halt liDgesingly ,Lomeward lin
sober looks, for the shadow ola far rs..,,
'pgsorrow seemed resting on many hears.
f,r all remembered how many ouch d.
psrtures we have witnessed since hi.
war began, whVo there has been NO 70
turns bow thai mother had seen sons
wives their husbands, sisters their broth.
e-s, aud children their fathers on fo,tb
srong and vigorous and stout hearted =.
these. whom they viii see no mo,s -
earth forever.
God help the sorro ring ones It boms
everywhere. and pour ointment mon IL.
bruised spirits Of The mourning. and eive
light 70 the darkened homes III ev.r 4.
land upon which the gloon Of dsa,h has
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ITEMS FROM ORR EXCHANGES
The St Ls,uis Union Of Fri.i.s SAYS.

The St Lous Union Of FrsiAy sxJs:
The river still retains downward tendency Il this
point, and fears entertained the rapid decline OF
tr past week will Interfere with the narigSen
the lower rscr especially fer the larger eias. 81 teats
Jh- annual june however hand sAd viii
doubt pToge snhessai keep the In good eondi
ton ell through the simmer.
The upper Mississippi still CONTINUES en- the decline 10
entire length. as ~ Paul rrssx ot the nd rvrort
but two aud half Feet water the bar zsss Headings
Which point NAY NOS l considered the bead Of assga-
ton for the present.
The Northern Iaght and Keaknk 18th xrpunsI4d on
aud reshp their freight smaller tssas Ii d nas
probable that OF the Sarfkern Line pArksss VII 70
aeeye Hasng~ until there Is decided Improvement In
the liver. with oriy h hFe NJ sfes very heay,
rains nothing be expected other sonrse
There hasiaR hvn little in the mount ~
anFins the last ~inter. 7ls crops ia Mansota saE
FIRING terribly from rne drosfh.
The iiias river i falling hu, in fair beating
condition. e
The Cumberland river Il declining with hut three ana
half feet water Ifaspefh Shoals.
Business the wharf growing b-aatifny less every
day With Indications ~ IN Improvement Al present.
Oar New Orleans packets fhree Esnr ays loading
and then only sneceed IN getting pmssial load The
Memphis ssie Is also dull with very little doing either
up down stream.
New Orleans freight rates remain arsn a. follows:
flour appls and potatoes y Is
h,sh!s 2 %
Pork and beef, hrl Is
Pound ffeshts. 1a 100 %
Horses and cattle n IL 90
sanih PnssehSers 80 10
The Dnbaque Times of date says the rissr ID attn
falling at that point.
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PRODUCE, pnOvIsIONs, 10.
Csrrscte1 ~ GAFroRD 8 CO., Prsauss Dsaasss.

Yloun-superfne, % 90 p Dbl; Spring Extra, IL
Fall Extra 90 TO 30 Reps 90.
WHxAr-Sprfng 81 % 70 IL Fall 2B = bah
CoRN MHAf,-e2 Is p 100 ns.
BsAx-Wheat, 81 Is; Corn, 90 p 100 ns
Qoks-New 30 old o5c = busAel.
RrH-1 % p bush.
0kSs-08c p bush.
0Axxx AYr1ss-voc9aH Is.
PofASon-75@sOc.
BurrEa--common. Ice Choice, 9oc.
EGGs-12c.
CHicKKss-ss 25very scarce.
LAKp-l2ixa13c- -
EHouLpERs-lec p b. 4
sIpEs--l3c 2 b.
HAns-1ic . b. Sugar Cured do, Ice.
WHITE BEAxs-Common 10 Good, 81 7S@42 0os Rrime
Nary, q 25tsS2 40
TAAL0v-9lxc.
BKEswAx-I3c.
n.I-Timothy, so oo02z 90 b.led. ~ -; Pr.arss
el 00e9S16 90
HDEs-Dry Flint, 1sc; Dry saitsd, lsc 0rubby. hall
price; Green, I; Green Sheep felts, IS 70 e %.
SsEDs-Timothy, - 0o Flax ~ % to 20; Hungarian
q 30 IA
BEEF CArrrE-$l co. to 50 90 gross.
SHEEP-S5 90 to S. 90 4 100, gross.
WooL-Fsctory Tub washed, 6516Sc; Unwashed, one
third Off, Fine Fleece 60 10 e5, Medium do. IS 70 Co.
Far Hoas--SS 70 to 50 20 nett,
REATHERs--45 to soc. -
RAGs-41Sc
BAas-Buriaps 4Gc.
Single annrie~ Sic. double do. ~.
Seamless, j. bush., boc to l 90.
Flour, u bbi., IS to -
do Il bbl, % to Is.
do 4 Dbl, (psper} ~
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For BURLINGTON, KEITHsBuRe, New
Boston, MusoArrSE, Rock ISLAND Ann
DAvENPoRT.-The steamer City Of
keIihsburg, Capt. Ch.s. Morrison, will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keokuk, maxine
connection with the railroads for al Of the
above points, add at Davenport with daily
line OF steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk at 7:l5.
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- 11ack, u % to SatQ - Il =
TosAooo-bnk eweet DO Msaldm nyrnA. IA =
- Gold snd n1eurel Lea1 q % to d 80
MAue-DsGs DFAn6s u 80 . ratee1 8 81
Sszeszye = = csEy 5 =, ztss.
! 1az ArsAxs-1lc q b.
UnFtRAAcIns--lzlfs Ii 70 lie y y S
DaH CuxHAHfs-2Oc ess ~
AAlsuD-t6 Is TO IS Is
eAlf-LAke 5 IS e
PRAnl 0rAacn-Qc
MOLINA wooDRs wAnE-2 Hoop rsils q ~: 3 hosp
g, - %. No. Tubs 91b 50; No. Do Il @, No d
y 90 Nests Sd do, 30. Wasktoara - IS
bau--No. MAckerel bhis. as Oo03lo o.
- No. do do N6 o01SSl5 O0
No. do hi Do 80 81 'ys4
No. do m Do 1D5e
- III bbh. No. White Fish. SO o..
0ns-ccal Oh, best White, Is 10 7se rstaf enc< L.
seed on. s. to 70 Lard on. q 10 10 81 IS M on,
81 10 70 90. -
CxnEls- Hamburg, Soc Deamark, lie.
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ICE lcE!'-I am prepared to furnish
Ice TO the citizens of Keokuk in quaint.
ties 10 suit. Order left at nv Office on
ID street, between Main and BIoudeau.
or given to the wagons will receive prompt
al1enuon. ID. CoLLlre.
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The NRwcoAB's ARE Coxrna. =
his company of Ainstrels will be here
Tor two nights only-at the Athsneum
Thursday and Friday evenings. They
are highly spoken Of by the press, where
they have been. Go and see them.
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ment.

NIcE.-What's nicey Why, the way
our iandiady, Mrs. Wright, keeps board
Ing house and gets up Sunday and week
Gay dinners. Ii you don't believe it, 90
'hefe and board-corner of Second and
Exchange.
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PERsosAL.-Gen. Tuttle and lady ar.
rived in town Saturday.
Also Col. Hedrick, Of the 18th regi.
ment.
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by Telegraph CHICAGO. Nav %
rloar-frm. Sales Of $500 bbls. at s5.G7 90 for
sIring extras.
NheNtEasier Sales Of Is 90 bush at 271zal q for
NO. and 25l40l 26 for No. q and 1s@f ~ for re-
jccted, closing firm.
Corn-Actye and &c better. Sales OF Is 600 hush At
13Gl 14lz for No. /, and fo@l II for No. 2 closing
nrmcr
oats-Sieady. Sales at 6sl4@6slc for No. /, and &c
for No. 2, closing at e5l4c for No. 2.
Rye-firHi. Ssles at ! 40 for No. l.
Harley-Firm and excited.
Whisky to &c lower. Sales 1000 bbls at 2ols
D. "a
Pork-Mess active and buoyanf. Sales of heavy civ
at 2s 5ogzs 90, and Is oo@es Is for country
Freights-Firm
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MONDAY. MAY 50.
THE CITY.

For RENT.-A commodious DWELLING
house. Enquire of
81 RANKIN b MoCaARY.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

The river is getting low that the ssnbars begin
shsw themselves Opposite the city There Il sfs%s
the Rapids. and 1919 the Heard.
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New York Nancy Market.
By Telegraph NEW Yoxx Nav %
Money easy at 51p6
Sterling decidediy frmer at oo6Ea2DT for curreurv
tom more active and frnier opening at 1881 adj
s4nens to lsss, declining to lss, and ciosng hrm a,
ne steamer City of London, from Liverpool to-day
Government Stocks quiet.
$40 coupons ls7tGla7lz
$50 Treasury, October and April 1lG1
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEI!

QATCBELOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE - IL Bess u
II tss ysvts. The only Harnie<s 7r.< ss< Rsisssk
dye kHewu- Thx xIradsd Hair Dye perfcct-chanxss
Ned. Rusty, tray Hair instantly ssssssS Bissa ~
Aesfrsl Brses without insurg the Hair Staining the
Skia having te Hair Sot and Beautiful, parts irssh
vitality frequsnty restoring It's pristine color and reet
hes the III elects u had Dyc4 The genuine h signed
WILLIAM A. BATcHELOR, all Others are mere limits
taos and should be ssoset Sold BY all Druggists &c
fACTukY-Sl Barclay street, New York. RsrcuKloa'
NKw TolLsf CzkAM for Drcasins the Hair fiy9-dAwly
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's.ss ] - /
ri a N1L1 = ~ sANK |
nsss ~ 90. 49, So, NJ NJ
= illi 1aiGAflS DlirG II ~ 1xn66uAsAerr, !
1sstss@ Oy1M1sUyb. - Ae
m Aak = = s1ssnI alssiAn.s 4 uussal
81. - - - - - - -. = ssasoslsle
Interest 6oapons,
O n nsL 4 United ss.sss Bssds sSssh. . eG.ss.
sounsy a ssek ~ sssissd Or collected
naF5 faAs7 --AIso- .s-sgs
slats, CsuHty asd City iadssledless wanted
- st % 7inea.
IS ken ANGR
O n =. rnnelpal csss and Gold ma sirss ssssss
AetesssGI Kersnsse Ssassps
o. III danomi.atsons sor le discount of per 60
made on saIss Of 500 and upwards.
fsbs- HLKL LOVE. Cashier.
l11 -. 1O-4O LOAN.
First National Bank
OF KEOKUK.
Dsposissy II th4 United ststss and szbscrip
4 ton Agent for the
| 1910 loan.
This Bs1as x reeeive suhscrfteioas % the Nsfiooa
leu ~sn and furnish either coupon registsrss
Ins Y, y aathorz<d ~ an oct q Congress approves
yssx s afe ana b~srs interest," a sts rate n Ave ~
csnfun per nanum. In eoin payable annually on bnau
sss over ess Aandr. dollars and annually on bonds
The bonds dated March Iss 1854. md sub~zibes.
VII b. required to pay In addition the principal a IL
bond the accrued interest incen 90 ss e,assent ,r
until further notice. will be United States On National
| March iss to tire date Of subscription
Tbs CouEon Bonds Of this isaIs are ready FIR delivery
Apssl - - =
hemittanees for subscription marked g. c. First "
tsonsl baek kssksk ns, he cent by the Asa<rcan II
press ComIsay 10 this Bank free Of charge
Ranks and Bankers viii he aisowes commission On all
| SUBSCRIPTIONS sent t. the Office.
VS. McGAyIc. Pre.t
n Low, aashisr. zpr4-zm
| VIM. THOMPSON a CO,
II - N k . r -.
Cssaer - saaia and necsnA streets
kEoKCK. IOWA
! Assiss Dealers in
EIthasgt. Gsid, AiiysF, and Bank Notes
Government youcheFs.
QuaFtermaster's Drafts ana
l. ~ h Pay nAA Ram wtv &c - ssa~. -.
! PURCHAsED AT REST RATES.
state. County and city InAebseAness PurthaseA
W~bsy Exchange. make collections and draw direct az
all parts Of Europe
~Ou ,ish<n Rsdisi nne beforssn 6c1sest.
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IN TIE SACRED NAME OF HUMANITY.

The subjoined letter was not written for the
public eye; it was intended by the writer for the
benevolent gentleman alone to when it was ad-
dressed. But some to whom it was shown urged
its publication as public duty. 1t describes 50
feelingly the wretched condition of the miserable
beings confined in one of the largest Of our militia
ry PRISONS and appeals fervently and eloquently
to our common humanity for sympathy and succor
to the sufferers, that its publication was decided
on, and with the proper name of the writer, to
whose heart and pen it does SO much honor.