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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28
NONRESIDENT .NOTICE.

NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
State of Iudiana; Marshall County,
In the MarshaIl Common Pleas Court May
Term. 1861.
Jacob b kliEger Administrator of the estate
of Roxy Rhcads, deceased,
Samuel Moore, John NJ. Moorc.S Foreclosure
G. Joseph Moore, Jesse Moore,
Martha Moore. Emma ID. Moore
ana Eliza d. Ross
The Plaintiff in the above crttlcd cause. bv his
Attorney. has filed in my Office his complaint
against the defendants, and 1t appearing by the
affidavit ofa competent PERSON that two of the de
fcndents Jesse Moore and Eliza d. Ross non
residents of the State of Indiana they are there
fore hereby notified of Tie rcndeEcy OF said
complaint against them, and unless thew appear
answer or denur thereto. at the calling of said
cau:c, the first dav of the next term of said
Court, to be begun and held at the Court I'Ousc,
in the town of Plymouth. on the Fifth Monday
Of May 1851, said complaint and the matters and
things therein contained and alledgcd, will be
hoard and determined in their absence,
JOHN c. CUSUMAN, c. c. p. c
Reeve & Capron Pits Atty. nj6w3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

pr. y ii. Davenport. Surgeon Nca
tist. will visit rlynouth regularly On the
ias- Tuesday and "Wednesday Ct each
month. Teeth set on Gold, Silver. or
Rubber; Ill wor,, warranted Rooms at
tic Edwards i!ou-r. [y9asG-ti
ifycu want TO buy tie cheapest Prints
ii town, %o t. Caltins'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

Notice Is hcleby given that there viii be an
Election held at the Court House in the Town of
plymouth, County of Marshall and State of india
na' on the hrst Monday, (being the 81 day) of
May 1864, for the purpose of elcctinr Five rrus.
tees ior the Corporate Town OF Plymouth Indiana
Ono Trustee for the lst ward one Trustee for the
- ward, one Trustee for The 81 ward, one Tustee
Tor the 4th ward, and one Trustee for the sth
ward AID one Clerk, one Treasurer enc Marshal
ami one assessor for said Corporation
Ire polls will be open at 9 O'Clock. A N and
closed at o'clock NJ. '
ul.en urder my hans and the Seal Said of Cor
poration this 2lst day of April 1851.
y. MCDONALD
Clerk Plymouth Corporation.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

PLYMOUTH April 3. 1854.
At Il meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran
Congregation held ut the Court House in Plvm-
outh, TO day il was RcSolvcd
That on Sunday May Is. mt - o'clock nocn Il
meeting shall be held at the Court House in Piym.
outh, for the purpose of Ecctirg Trustees for said
Congregation, and to transact other business that
may come before the meeting
JOHN HOHAM Pres
ERNEST huNzC, Sec. n31w3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

I-GO TO PAUL'S for Boots and Sboes-bo
has the largest and best stock in town: it anno,
be excelled for quality and quantity, in Indian,
ann TO sehs cheap %,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTJCE

Notice is hereby givca that the undersigned
have been appointed administrators Of the Fstate
of Margret Mccullough deceased late of Mar
shall Co. said estate j. supposed I, be solvent
JOSEPH ". FRENCH.
CHRISTINA kerr.
n2Jw3 Admin strator's
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28
Cornorotion Convention.

The Democrats of Plymouth Corpora
ton are requested to meet in Convention
at the Court House on Saturday April
50. at o'clock p. NJ for the purpose of
nominating Democratic Ticket for Cor
noration officers for the ensuing year
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

IL you want to buy firstratc article OF
whisky by the quart, gallon or barrel, Van
valkenburgh's is the place to go TO get it.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife, Jane Powers, has left nv bed
and board without jrst cause or provocation. this
notice Is to warn every body not to harbor or
trust her on my account. as | Will pay no debt of
her contracting.
n29wJ ENOCU POWERS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28
keEg .EE8.

This thorough bred horse will be found
the present season at the stable of the sub
scriber, on the east side of Lake Maxim
kuckee. He is beautiful chestnut sor-
rel, i6 hands , inches high, combining
great style. fine finish, and large size. His
blood, beauty and size, make him one of
the most desirrblc stock horses. Also the
imported Jack, Clipper, OF the pure Catalo-
man Spanish stock, the best in the world.
Per terms and pedigree see bills.
April It'll 1864 l.. r. NANsCuOI.cK
The cheapest and best lot of womens
and childrens shoes can be had at Calk-
rs.
BRowN's BRoNcHIAL TRocHEs clear
and give strength to the voice of SINGERS
and are indisp ensable to PUBIC SPEAK
Frs.
Il recommend their use to Public
Speakers"
REV T. III. CHAPLIN.
"Thcy have suited my case exactly
relieving my throat and clearing the voice
50 that could sing with case
J.. DUCHARMH.
Chorister French Parish Church. Mon
treal. Sold by all Dealers IN Medicines at
% cents per Box.
The cheapest and best fine cut, Smoking
and plug tobaccos nj Calkins,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

Calkins is emphatically the place to go
to buy all kinds of goods cheap-cheaper
cheapest.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

Don't forget the supper provided by the
Lai;e.; at Woodwar1's Hall to night.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

We notice that Col. Bailey has fine lot
of Stationery and Fancy Notions for sale
at the Post Office Lovers of fine cigars
can fine them there
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

For good barg. ms in good goods. 90 to
the Low Price Store, at the old stalitl Of
Rice & Smith
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed executor Of the last VIII OF Abra
ham johnson late of Marshall County Decd.
Said estate is supposed to he sorens
u31w3 MORGAN JOHNSON. Eyccusor
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28
NOTICE 20 HEIRS OFPETITION TO SELL.
REAL ESTATE.

State Of Indiana Marshall County
Notice is hereby given that Sarah Rhodes Ad-
mnstrarix o. the Estate of Joseph H. Rhodes
deceased, has fled her petition to sell the Real
Estate Of the decedent, his personal being inseiii
cient to pay his debts: and that said petition will
he heard ut the next term oftEe Court of Common
Please ofsaid County.
JOHNC. CUSUMAN.
n5'wJ {. c. L {. NJ. G.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

Becker's are receiving new goods direct
from the East. They can sup plya large
number of customers with al kinds ofgoods
In their line of trade
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

Notice k herebv given that the undersigned has
been appointed Executix of the will OF Charles
K. Smith late of Marshall Co. deceased, The es-
tat, Is probably solvent, c. .. Sill I'll.
Apri - lsGln39w3 Executrx,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

plED-At his residence in this County on
the 22d inst. SAMUEL ID. TABER, of
Congestion OF the Lungs and Brain.
gcd 66 years and days.
J. TABER settled in this County in
the ar 1882. and was one Of the early
settles OF Northern Indiana. He has
creditably iillcd some important official sta
tens. lie leaves wife and six children.
Thu. ous by one Of cur good and reliable
citizens are falling. i. c.
AS at his residence in this County, on
the 22d INST, MICHAEL PEcuER. Of Con-
2estion OF the Lungs and Brain, in the
forty-third year OF his age.
lie has left wife and son to mourn
;heir irreparablc loss. IL. c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

Rio coffee IS worth 80 cents pound
Guess editors and other poor pc 9ple will
have to give up the RIO and take to Rye.
Godey's Laly's Book for May has an at
trActire table ofcon:elts, besides the usual
number ofl'ngravines ana fashion plate.
Where there IS 50 much to admire Il nay
seem invijiou~ to bc.;ow special praise en-
any orr article contained in the number
nevertheless We cannot refrain from invi-
ting particular sttcntion to the Poem en-
titled Last year's freytf by Benjamin
+. TAYLOR.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

w e Shoul : Ike - receive OIL S}t!iSCilp-
ton a half dozen bushels Of .oai potatoes
and few good hams.
We l.ar, that a chiiI was run o,er
IN the street bya tcln las: week aIl some
vha; scrioue IS injured but -now il a Fir
way to recover. sc have often wondered
that great 'narr children are ~, Lil'cl
on oar street.. i-oph ca. almost aay hour
Of tie Gay an, ; u NJ -@a DON ~ more
little urchin> Playing :i.s, i, lie street
utterly o5l:vioa~ ofa .nesr. ~ matter hor.
,auch TIE street; Elay &c tirol@el With
tcllsz pae~.ng - anJ e.; ,nl every 1tv
days they h.4a, j. selmFsr on The double
quick to ga L some recklsss Griycr. or
runaway team. We cue, 4 kind l'royi-
dcncc takes cure Of the iittle fe!lows-it;
very cor.a.a her p: mt look after
them n,ueh
it : generally r.aod to bo = fact
sl.at E.gies.on I, Bro. have The be Il as
-eg ..,ent Il B3o3's and Shoes III Plymouth.
Bns1cr Of almost am Kind Is worth 80
10 - cuts. and = yeo' article is alncs.
5'apo--;;... he had. Won't somebody
take fi'y - u an tria- u, a few gallon:
<f.oed. nee cl.ay ..aple nolassc,2
We are iBfgr1..eJ H. he grocery Store
&c nc,lt -. a.S = -,t.,.1 ~. -.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

Mr. /. }. Kerr would resrcctfully an
nounce that he has commenced another
term in Vocal Music, at Wessorvelt Hall
All interested in the cultivation Of Sine
Ing. and wishing to promote the interests
Of this important part Of our education
are invited to attend Tuition. for u les
sons, SEQ. Meet on Monday, Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday evenings, of each
week.
Eggleston & Bro are receiving nice
lot OF Summer shawls, which they are of
ferlng for sale very cheap.
Two cases Of Smallpox have been re-
ported 10 place, and one or two in
Bourbon are sa;d = II
- 'he' :, and measures have been
'uof'et t Is confidently believed
wiz PR spread of the disease
Ia 'anger need be apprehendcd
ou' "ov emind our readers that tbev
should &c accinated at once. Those who
neglect 50 important precaution arc real
y criminal. Go at ,'.ee to your family
physician and be vaccina,ed
telegram from IndianapoJ;s oans A..
new call tor one hundred day man h. ,d,,,
meets with response in this State
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

We wish we could J get q BOD
beef here in the market good article
sells readily now at 10 cents pound
Somebody drive in a few Jit cattle.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
1909. The produce market closed dull
Yesterday with prices in favor of sellers.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28
SETTLE iPi.

All persons indebted tn the late Arni of RICE
s. SMITH ale earnestly requested to call and
settle their accounts NJ. IL. RICE.
Gn59:f.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28
S710,916.G16


1t is estimated that there is also about
S4G0 100000 Of other currency in circu
lation in the country. yet We see it stated
that Mr. Chase seriously thinks Of issuing
from three to five hundred millions more
of greenbacks-no wonder the prices Of
everything are high and greenbacks de-
preciatiag.
he place to buy all kinds Ct Dry
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28
THEY CONTAIN.
no ALCOHOL Or BAD WHISKEY


They Will cure the above diseases in ninety nine
cases out of hundred.
Induced by extensive sale and universal popular
ity of llootland's German Bittcrs, purely veget
ab e. hosts of ignorant CRACKS and unScrupulous
adVenturers lave opened upon suffering humanity
he Hood gates of NO,trUns in the shape of poor
wliiskcv, vilclv compounded with injurious drugs
and chri tened Tonics, stOmach;cs ard Bittcrs
beware of the innumer;ble array of Alcoholic
preparations in pietlcric bottles and big belhed
kegs under the modest aplellation of pItters;
which instead of curing onl, agcravate disease ard
lcafe the disappointed sufferer in despair.
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO SIREN
CITIZEN YOU?
Do YOU want good appetite
DO yo1 ut to BALD up Your ton .tiutinnl
Do You want 70 feel Wcil1
DO you wait 70 get rid OF ncrrousncs.l
DO YOU want energy?
Do you want to sleep well
DO YOU ant Il brisk and vigorous 1ceIlpg7
ifyou DO. use lIOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BITTERS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

The cheapest and best lot of women's
and childrens shoes can be had at Calk-
rs.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

The cheapest and best fine cut. Smoking
and plug tobaccos at Calkins'.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

We shouli Ike 10 receive OH suhsciip-
ton a ha!f dozen bushels Of sosi potatoes.
and lew rood hams
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

tggleston u Bro. are receiving nice
lot Of Summer shawls, which they are of
fering for sale very cheap.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

he place to buy all kinds CT Dry
foods cheap, is at the Auction store.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

We understand that tie Teiegrqlh &c
gators al the station Office here were dis
charged last wcek;-cau:e. too intimate
association with Cypr.au<
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28

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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-04-28
Sale Of and, bid in by the Auditor. ON
Account CT the School Fund.

n29w3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07
w Ucion men. let'tbere he no scr.tf

EY Uoion men, let there be no scratch
ing OF tickets Tomorrow; merge personal
feeling into patriotism. We are lighting
for principle. Every man on the Union
ticket, whatever the office for which be
Is candidate, is the ey ponent of all those
high principles of loyalty and devotion
to your government which challenge the
support Of every patriot. AS Union men
We waal tn rout the enemy to.morrow,
foo, horse and Dragon. We want to
whip them, clean them out. larrup them,
aud pu. them under so mpletely tina,
they won'i be rssurrected Vote for every
man on the Union ticket. If the Cops
elect constable anywhere 10 all this coun-
try they will claim large democratic gains
put ROSTERS at the head of their edito.
rial columns-shout themselves hoarae
over their wonderful success-say it ain /
much of shower, aud delude the faith
full with promises of winning next season !,
by some process of political legerdemaio,
a glorious victory. Save them the
trouble BY making a clean sweep of the
whole concern. Take their fxzle from
them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

To MoRRow.->To morrow will be held
the most important election ever held 10
the United States. Loyal reader, make
up your mind to give that day to your
country, for the result OF the days work
Is life or death to the nation. Close your
place of business -intermit ordinary la
bor-go to the polls early in the morning
stay all day-vote' right yourself, and
make every exertion to have ell your
friends vote right Never was the fran
chise of ctiz n SO important or 80 pre-
cious as now. The Government under
which you hold your property-tbe Gov.
ernmsnt whose protecting and strong arm
has ever been about you, is imperilled
Reader, will you give one day TO the work
of saving til Close your shops, your
stores, your Offices, aud be at the polls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07
Corrected BY 5. HAxILL CO.. Wholesale Grseers

Corrected By 8. HAMILL CO., Wholesale GPocers
ecsaa-S Orleans fair 2ic; prime, 2sr, choice rs,
New York, c, 26 New York, A, &c; crushed and pow
dered 2Sc-
MoLAssEs-sngar House. osa1 1sc; Golden Syrup, i q
GIL 25-Sorghura, 65es7bc
coyFEE-Rio ii TO 4sc
kIcE-i7e.
SopA-American. lie. English, H.
soAP-Pa.m 12lxe; German. i2tz, ala
C.spLEs--Star, soc. Mould 2l1a2c
rss-Young Tyson, 81 soes2 2s Imperial, 81 y Q
~ 2J Black II q to 81 IS.
Tosicco-Dak Sweet, S5c; Medium Brands 90 70
l Csc; Gold and Natural Leaf 81 90 to q IS.
SAIs-Best Brands 50 Is rates.
6LAss-sx1o Country Sc 80 City 9 rs, rates
CospAsE-ss9 to Sic.
Oar APpLLs-i1s To l9c p b.
Oar PKAeHgs-Hifs IL to l6c . b.
DRf CUgKAxrs-25c.
Ralsrss-s5 so to g 30.
SaLT- 25Gi4 SO.
PglRI SraKcH-11c.
Mosisi wooDES wARa-2 Hoop Pals, 81 20; 3 hoop
do - g. No. Tubs, ST. so No. 2 do le oo No 8 AZ
IL SO. Nests 3D. do, 4 Is. washboards Is 90
FIsH-Ro. Mackerei bbls SIS 0Oa&lp 90
No. do do SO COAST 90
No. do hf do I'll 00eaIi So
No. do hf do $40 OOlalO Is
Hfbbs. No White Fish, 50 CO.
0Is-coal Oil, e0c, Linseed Oil Is; Lard Oil n n
a so Fish Oil. 81 90. ' - ~
cHfrss-Denmark. % to &c; Hamburg CSC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07
HA VOICE FROM vIcKsBURG

NfcKssrRe Mrs, Aug o. 1853.
DR. John Buil-D-sr Sir: am happy To stste 10 70
that have used your valuable ceron Btters with rrs
Dement, 10 myself In general debility pustration
my system, prouce by the unhealthy aud misxu. III IN
OF the Assisppi river around vckaburr hsyins
been With en Grants army throue lie whole south
eFn campaign ! confidently recommend its
persons who are exposed to unhealthy climates
ii. w. FOGLE
Agent u & Sanitary Commission
LouisyfLix, KY, Sept Ia, 1888
on the I'd OF July last Submitted through an aevn,
OF mine TO the Medical Director Depsrpen N IN
Army OF the Cumberland, sample Of my Cerop Bitter,
Tor Inspection and requested after anays e founS /,
soldiers. -
The following 10 the Medical Directors rrplr ard IL.
Ten MS permission to ship go dozen ii once %
have IL sold 10 suffers. JOHN RiTTI =
Il am SAITH ned that Cedron Bitters will 10 NO hsr,.
any one If taken properly and in moderation / 80 no
ohecuon TO Dr. Bulls being permitted to dispose Of II to
suffers A. HENRY THURSTON
Surgeon and Medical Director
headquarters Department Of Cumberiapd
Nashville, Tenn, Jnly ~, 1855.
". John BulPs agent, Mr., has permssion to sh,p
20 nashville Ienn Is gross, 800 Dozen Of Bule c.
oron Btters for sale to suffers In the army only
the regulations OF the Treasury Department are TO be
complied with strictly. -
BY order Of Major Gen. Rosecrans.
VIM wILEG
Major and Provost MArshsi Gan
For saie wholesale and retail by Wilkinson, Bartlett
so' AsoAaK. iowa aprlSdAwlyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS. 70.
Corrected BY GAYLORD 8 CO.. Pres.ee pe.,.,.

fLouR-supernne, s. so 2 bbl., p sack, 4 50: Doub,
Extra p Dbl, so, sack, So kxtra . bbl . h,
per sack, CO. Retail Soc p bbl and 25c sack Risbs~
MHKAT-SprinR. 81 % to 20; Fall 40 70 60 r bu
CoRs MEAL-s2 so p 100 bs.
BRAs-Wheat, n 90; Corn, 1 Is q 100 H.
CoEs-New 81 to Is; old 90 p bushel
/, RrE-50 to soc p bush.
BARLEr-FaIl,1 6041 So Spring, soal 70.
OArs.--55c y bush.
aRKKS ApPLRs-6At4o0c.
PorAfoEs-1 90 toll 10.
3urrzR--Common, soc; Choice, S2c
E5Gs--25c.
LARD-2Oc.
SHogIpgRs-lAc = n
SIpss-23c p II.
H.ns-23c p a.; Sugar Cured do, Csc.
Navy. 81 so. - Tl'"e
TALLow-i2c.
BEEswAx-5o
81, aasIaTimothy. sl2 oo@1s oo baIed SO co. pr.ki.
HIDEs-Dry Flint l21<cs Dry salted 12c:arubbv half
sEEps-Timothy, - 60; FLAX 81 rs.
BEEF cArrIK-s2 10, to IS 90 rross.
suEsr-&4 90 to IS 90 phead
Medium do, SIS ~ s Aiesce, "
Far Hoos-xl1 90 nett;
FEArnxss-5oc.
RAGs-43< to SIC
BAas--Burlaps, 90 to Csc.
Single Gunnies s6c; double do. csc.
Seamless, BUSH. 76c to Is.
Flour n Dbl, - to e.
do u bbl. 30 to 49,
do II bbl, (paper)e
eAuKs-wool Sacks 90 a piscs
OLD CoPpER-30 to S5c n h.
olp BRAss-93c p n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

@r The work Of repairing The steamer
Eagle is progressing as rapidly as an
available force can do it, and we are in
formed that i: will probably be launched
in ten days. Blythe way, this enterprise
of building and repairing boats a. this
point promises to be of great advantage to
boatmen aswelI as remunerative to the
company. This work ofconstructing Ways
had scarcely reached any degree of useful
ness before they we're overrun with work.
Success attend their enterprise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07
cennss,ses fer Election IA,

Csmmistses fer Elecsisn nay.
The following committees are an
nounced in pursuance Of the Union Town.
ship Convention, viz:
A committee Of Eve for each precinct
to see that eli Union voters ere ct the
polls, to be composed Of the following
gentlemen:
First Precinct--W. s. Bailey, A
Bridgmau, G. F. Davis, DR.. j. Haiies
and Ed. F. Brownell.
Second Preciuct-Dr. ]. H. Seaton
Harry Fulton, Geo. B. Felt, VIM. Bsrnel
and F. Shuler
Third Precinct-F. Kramer, Samue
Klein, ]. w. Simpson, g. 3. Fuller, g
w. Taylor.
| Fourth Preoinct-W B. Miller, PhiliI
Pelgen, Mat Hans, Ed. Booth, and Johu
r lndolph.
| A committee Of five for each precinc
to see that no illegal votes are cast, to b
composed Of the following gentlemen
First Precinct has. Hubbell. job,
Stannus, John Mccoy, L. Howe. an,
Capt Sam S. Sample.
Second Precinct-W. H. Ceghoru
VIM. Timberman. F. IL. vandegrift, A
Rinker and VIM. Wooley.
Third Precinct-Wm. +. Thomphon
Wa. Jennings, Henry Rankin, A. High
. and J. A. Vial.
| Fourth Precinct-H Weyand, II
Seymour, Samuel Anderson, Joseph AT
ner and John Heule
These committees will meet ut the poll
early on tie morning of election Il i
hoped every committeeman will be promp
By oeder OF Union Tp Com.
GKo. w McCRARY, Chm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-07

We deem II our duty TO keep constantly before Cur
resders that valuable Of all medicines known !,
Goes Cough hsissm. IL has stood the time and
experiment. and all Who IL speak Ia tbs praise
worthy terms Of fts medicinal Atpe II b the duty
Oh every par Mt TO Keep supply 81 In the
hous% ready for Immediate Net only Ia IL most
splendid remedy fer coughs sEdden colds innnsnza
eronp aud alb throat complaint but II il the
ttxts great relief When thss fAr zone that D.
metdnf Will ever cure them, ce~s Cough nslxasn vii
se tound m Invaluable Mend t1 asy the heir
tue expsetorator, and the sufferer. Why will W
thar are suffering from coughs colds Group throat
senessnd that liable 10 pulmonary attacks
not ase our advice, and provide yourself with supply
of Goes Cough BaissH-tbe best aud ch.s Cs,,.z
Bssan In the world IL Gusts bat rty cent? and can
De ioahd upon the counters of druggists everywhere
Gets d6m
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Chtcago Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CHIcAso, Nor 8.
Markets are generally hruer, but not very active.
Eiour-pu
Wheat to &c higher, closing firm.
Coru-Qniet-
soHts-Actise and steady.
Rse-Duii at 1a1l IL for No.
BAriey-Duil at SO for No.
Ahi-ky-Strsdy.
ProsisionsDuil; beef hams p or picked hams
II x green hams l6c.
Lar3-23izc.
seeis-F.ss hrm at Is; Timothy 1884 90.
Hay-Quiet at y 20.
salt-2 61n2 IS
Noaey-Essy.
gKchsnge-stsady at = discount buying and par to u
selling.
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eE~ death is always near, and there
fore should always be expected. "-[Dr
johnson.
Reader, in view of the above fact, would
1t not be well for you, without further
delay, to assure your life in The old New
York Life Insurance Company (Capi-
tai So, 100000 Lease Cook, its special
agent, is now in our gay and han isome
city. D. w. BAILEY, Local Ag,.
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1 A very large audience assembled
ct The Unitarian Church yesterday. in at.
tendsnce upon the funeral service. OF
Sergeant George NJ. Hoffa. The Minis.
ter, Rev. Mr.. Hassell, preached an excel.
lent discourse. Capt. Peck's Company
then marched to the Cemetery to pay the
last sad tribute of regard to brave com.
rade and noble young man.