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euaAx-New Orsans fair. lsj<c. prime Zoe; choice &c
New York. G, 3Ac New York, A, sc; crushed and pow
NolAssss- suear House, so9l ooc Golden syrup, 100
81 l5-Sorghum, 6S975c-
CoryxE-Rio, 47c, Java, SOC.
RIcE-l2c1x
eopA--Amsrican, 9l<G English 1oc-
eoAf-Palm, w Family, 61<G German. 71f0ec.
CASnIxs-Star, IL; Summer Pressed, Use.
TxAs-Young Hyson, 81 sol 20, Imperial, q IS to
ToBAcco-Daik Bwect CSC; Medium Brands ssc TO
poc; Gold and Natural Lsaf, 81 90 70 81 20.
NAns--Bc6t Brands 81 80 to rates.
GLAss--sxl0 Country Is Is City 30, rasss.
CoRpAax-A to DC.
Oar ApPLss-11c p b.
Oar PxAcHas-Hlf's liz to 1c p b.
DRY CrkxAsTs-20c.
RAaafxs-$5 IS to IS rs.
EALf--IAke 3 Is.
PKARL SrARcH-0c.
MoLlSE WOODEN WARE-z Hoop Pals, s. 20; 3 hoop
do, s. rs. No. Tubs SIS so No. 2 do "A 90, No. do
IL So Nests Sd do, 3 80. wash-boarls IS IS
FIsH--No. Mackere bbis. SIS 0O6Gxlg co.
No. 2 do do fl6 00Ga&17 90
MOL do hf do $40 SO.
No. 2 do hf do ~ 50.
HI bbis. No. White Fish, SO 90.
Ons-Coal Oh, best White, 70 to Toe RETAIL zoe LIN
seed OIL q d to 10 Lard OIL 81 10 to 81 IS Fish OIL
n so TO 60.
CnrEsr--iIsmbarg. 0Or Denmark, lee.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Mar 2.
e)ring extra
yhsas-Hixher Sales Of d oos tushsa g-9l - for
No. !. and Ssf6l 1otns Sc. and lsai - for re-
jecied, closing ssra a. ZIG q for No /. and zs~
l ISL for No 2
Corn-Active and Dc better. Sales Of 600 bush
ld1 II for No. l, and os6sl 10 for No. = closing
Arm at ISL for Nd. !. and es1 for Na.2
ostsAsrady. sales at essl4 o. Re fer No I, and Dec
1br No. .. closing al sssxe fes No. l.
Rye-rism. Sales at 10 for No l.
barisy-Firm and nominal.
whisky--l to ac higher. ssie& 3eoo bhls- "a no
r.
Pork-Me-s scsire and hnoysnt. Sales ef heavy eity
a. - TO- ana prime nj q 30.
Lard-ketersed
freighss-Aavcpced 5xe
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findllfi0l md Gou,nlerfinL


sasaass kAa EssN soAm0ns ou1n - n. d
fA~s + suiss Alwaese \ ~ sapes1eas = - ~
~ dsy baaA5 : = ~ Isiss = seA soas qssts
kigA nSs - ssat; elAm = = ~ go, - ~m ~
give n9s ~ - - Gn1isss b ~ = ~ ra1s Wfa
tAs Iaa1H, hsuss, = ~ usspansIosary neasarA = NJ
epuns III 80 IN 49, ssaAline Assn nsst rsak
issiy n ossns $3.50 nisAns.A ~ shsy assn ~ Rse
pct u ~ 1olng - 700 God TO MI nscA sold =
pspssnt fatss- Ntyw loo12 pr esns 49, tAAA goaA.
RxcAAagsH General dalinsa n ~ nashA
We copy the following from the Cncinnst 0asstte q
the cath s ~ ~ 4
An srtiss copsts ssis~ fto. the Nov York ribuss
: under eonadsrstes he psspositioo i o Sa.s thsse
ran sos three ys.n the atersst to b eoaDos.ds ~
the whoss ii = The maturity q the nOt~. The - =
~ w. entertained With reference to the ave cent
leg tsnde; but The public knsw that 4 llariosss
ses 1 &. s g. 1ss ss. "a ma s cen.
modties show. Gold 1s4 when Mr.. Chase copnenssd
Dom ~ 8, sg sss Sss y e. ~
run ses =. s.d i i.sss 8 Q 80 ssssfAs :
mad. ss my q =. so Z 2, 80.
o. Srm Tor the simple that these b pa
sos in1sse shs csrrsncy What j. IL Ne q fafiin1
against banks for initiating the currency while the Gov
erralatoo Of III Is kssss Of ess United ssss. asd VI
IL talk \ about saing more Untf there b fAd(ca
change in this policy IL useless to look for stability
values aud the Secretary Of the Treasury Dsssts
thusdsr tones appeal 10 congres for protection no.
the destructive Influences that thus threatening tn
country. ssSs ~.
The mports Of dry goods At New York Last week wcr
So H. against 1884 so7 the corresponding week las
/ year
The Boston Traveller reports money very plenty In thu
market. and likely 10 become still more 50.
The Chicago rnbsse u tiae 2sth says:
by legitimate borrowers but We believe all able
obtain what they wanted The Spectators invited
| q different entertainment. They get nothing livery
thing works smoothly At the banks.
Exchange Is getting little closer owing TO the In
creased supply Of currency but the rates remain befof
| quoted-L discount buying, Par selling
Gold in New York declined little today The rang
was follows: 1910 a. 1856 l1soQ, lssl4 80 p IA
lS4 Market here opened firm At ls3 advanced 10 IS
| and declined TO ls3 closing heavy at that figure
Silver opened arm Al 1T3, advanced to liza, eiosfn
heavy at E2Gls3. Five-sveaiies hrm at 1o6 buying
1 The ST. Loais Rspubiican OF same date says
The closing for gold in New York last evening
ss4 and the opening rate this morning was s. dsclir
ing afterwards 70 IS, and riiying again to 81 IN
New York MARKET Thus shown 10 be bnoysnt and avant
Ing In spite Of al Of favorable military
had atcorrespobdns influence market herr, an
the trade Ia gold throughout the day xefiye
STEADY ~ . small advance New York rates man
round lots and the lowest selling rate repaired tos u
day 50 X
Il New York exchange Continues hrsn and in Large d
mxnd ut lie premium.
Washington drafts unchanged and Arm at ~ and IL
discount, according TO sire
4 Government vouchers steady al 10 AZ discount.
Union Bonds unchanged bat nrm = previous quot
tioas--p2 TO use bayiag aud ~ 70 e5 selling.
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PusorAls-Ws net, last svssipg,
o., flisad a.d fellow townsman, Col. J.
". Rankin. int .retarsd With. hiss In.
lily from viiit q the Sanitary Fair 4 81.
Loais. His account agrees With tho uni.
fornrepGtS5o1z ~ IN st,s61ak1S = =
the Ears success. it, greatness and mag
ni6cence and beauty.
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AUCTION.

By Howe & Tyler, this morning at 10
O'Clock, bedsteads, tables, chairs, cook
stoves, whatnot, ice chest, lounge and lots
kitchen plumber, lot elegant pictures, lot
summer coats, one FIRST rate sewing
machine, in order. Also, one pedlar's
wagon, good brussels and ingram carpets,
DC, Sc.
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"a wagon iosd Of hides With two
horses attached. ran away on the levee
yesterday. Il split the hides but 10 far
cher harm wss done.
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! vr 6yefial Notices
- :, ZQ1Hx
DIR. H, ANDE Rs 4 o o.'s
- IODINE wATER.

Iodine Water sets upon The Heart, Hdss, Kidnsys, d.
eogt3ve OFgAna, Aad 0IAndu1ax &yste0s *ssb
Ihe cce which has attended the ~ Of this remedy
= private nec4 Asd tie endofssnsente ~ medical 40
A0Ftty esbls 4 to recommend IL TO ne pfactitonef
and the public, feeling confident that With fair tEal
will a1oe ~ sxc11Isnce n the euFd n Chr0ac a.
which indicate Iodine, such ecroua, DFonchts
Ska Eruptisna Henrf Nvsr, end Eidn6 DlssaDeA He.
vous Affections Nearslsja, kheumafixmI DyspepdA De
biiity. Syphilis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uui1bfm srength o.
Iodine Water - conianine threequsrter grains
Iodine In each fluid ounce water, ~ seUse ASeag
sssk 1t h not liable to ndr spontaneoay
formed inegualites neither the ioi4e oxy1ssd Dcg
nsntralixed by comMnssten with any indo4ent rsnaef.
IN this solution saog 70 any other ethod Of exhib
MIG Iodine.
PAN dfrsctt0ne scconpany sch bptt14 thst II may b
used Ally medicine we'll - By ~ profession
Price dollar pr bottle. o. receipt Of ave doars
six boe11ss 1sliyusA fbA BY expsc0 - ehy addres
Beware Of Ccantag1tts - hita1toa which upsinci
I'D dealers sndaayos Dispose Of on oar reputation
Bee signature 80 tfn1s mark (s 0feek WORD hsaA
ing this advsstfsement) upon the labels Ind wrsppss
sch bottle, without which none h genuihe-
Circular gatis.
Dr.. h. ANDKRe co,
Physicians AID Chemists,
msy3odkw6m No. IL Rroadwty, New York
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~ Our friend, Charles Hubbell, and
other gentlemen, sre making . new en-
rolIment Of the city. Will be through in
. few days. Their enrolment lists, mum.
bering oyer 800 names, last fall, will
not number over 100 this time, if that
Our public has emigrated-gone to war
or Idaho, or some other seaport.
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Ice | Ice! IL am prepared to furnish
ice to the citizens of Keokuk in quanti-
ties 10 suit. Order left at my Office on
Sd street, between Main and Blondeau,
or given to the wagons viii receive prompt
attention. D. CoLLlRR.
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MAN MURpERED.-We learn from 4
gentleman from Illinois, that travelling
agent of large notion house in Peoria,
was shot dead upon his wagon day before
yesterday, on the road between Scolssburg
and Macomb. The murderer's intention
was evidently to rob the agent, but the
horses took fright At the discharge Of the
piece and ran away. carrying the corpse
With them. frustrating the villaineas pur-
pose. We did not learn further psrticu-
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RIVER AND srEAMBoAT NEWS,

The river ia still falling The weather yesterday
clear and pleasant.
The Northerner came up bound for St. Paul. bat owing
to the continued and rapid fall OF the river the Captain
concluded to stay below the Rapids, unfreighed here
and left for ST. Louis to make regular trips from St. Louis
to keekuk.
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By Telegraph Srv YoRK, May n.
Money easy at a2S.
Starring arm 1t 3aaa3pa for esrr-ney-hrst css.s h.
Gold nTner opening 1897. declining to 1917, adj
yancing 1861 and closing qnet and steady at iss1
Government Stocks quiet
US5-3n coupons lgs @i81L.
5-ss Treasury, October and April 1lft48iilL-
Stocks heavy
ckPllat3G kct55iT cARIllsi& MAPD @ TO
ToI h wab IL PIT wkCn5fG ATHsl;CkN W
81 II Grip lSsi< yr Cert es.: Pse Nail -,
~ I5l; Erie lI33.; z Ia Is Hndson ls4s< Har-
lem ~; Rsafing Is2s Z. VI isss4: us gtd l4al4.
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ma Ladies, Mrs. Williamson has re.
ceived those elegant black turban hats.
Also those new tan colored waterfalls.
Cell and see them
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PORT OF KEOKUK.
EoAn LEAVING fa.pAY.

Lucy Bertrana, Broiaski, 81. Louis.
Pembina, Hill, St. Paul.
Eagle, Bishop, Warsaw.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Lucy Bertram, Brolaski, St. Louis.
Northeruer, Afford, ST. Louis
Davenport, Buford, St. Paul.
Eagle, Bishop, Warrsw.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY,
Harry johnson, Lee, st. Louis.
Nortbcrner, Afford, st. Louis.
Davenport, Buford, st. Louis
Eagle, Bishop, Warsaw.
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THE CITY.
CITY BONDS!

CITY BONDS!
There will be meeting 1t " o'clock
This 1vsning
AT THE COURT HOUSE,
for the purpose Of taking steps for the set
Element of our city indebtedness.
A Committee heretofore appointed will
make report upon the subject.
Let there be general attendance Of al
persons who are DESTROYS of having our
city debt settled.
Every citizen lie interested. Let every
citizen be present.
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Jxrr. DAVIS CoAcHMAN On 1HE HzIs-
1DENoY.-At the meeting Of the Anti
Slavery Society in New York last tsek
JEFF. Davis goodman took up AFms
against Parker Pillsbury. Parker bad
been declaining against President Lin
,csln, and said that be did not vote II the
last election and would not now vote for
Lincoln, when the ex-coachmau gdt mp
and sid, "Ar. Chairman. Use wat to
be heard" Having obtained liberty. he
is reported to have spoken - foIlows+
MI. President-I'se wants to say lee
tie on de question. The last gemman ny
Mr.. Linkuu was . good man. He say
he did not duty. Now, the gemman
didn't do his duty, for he didn't vote, he
says, and Use don't want anybody to talk
about Others not doing thsir duly whom
they doesn't do it demselves. Great
applause aud laughter.) Mr.. LiBkum
he be very slow coach; pray de Loud
dey might neber have slower one; but
be drives it fast and sure. Applause J
He drives just as fast as the people lei
him. (Appiause.) Tell him to go faster
and he go.
If he send down Gen. Jackson with
millions men de rebels fall on der knees
and takes de oath of legiance, daughter.
and de black man be a slave again. He
work slow but sure. Den if he took Mr.
Fremont's advice bout the proclamation
the rebels would return to keep theil
niggers. So be goes right straight long
and he is the best friend of the blach
man. (Applause) Pse citizen, Ise
goin' to vote for Mr.. Linkum next time
Great applause and laughter
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE

DAICHELoR'S celebrated HAIR DYk - tbs Best u
II fAs HsysS. The only Hsraisss, 1rsS SD AsisAAh
dye known This splendd Hair Dye h p~rfectchxnges
ksd, Rusty, Gray Hair instantly 4tsssp Start
Nsrsf brees wthust ninring the Hair Staining the
Skim leaving the Hair Son snd BeAutiful; mparts fresh
vitality frequently restoring ts pristine oo< and rret
fes tbs IN secfs Of HID Dyes- The g{nnne signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR, all others Ire mere fmita-
lions. and should be avoided eold BY ali Druggsts &c
fACT0Rf-tl Barclay Street, New York RArcaR1ar
EKw IcnxS CaxAn fog Dressing the Hair. [jy0-dksly
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Major, j. B. Hope.
Adjutant A. W, sheldon.
Quartermaster, J. A. Dawson.
Surgeon, W. W. Estabrook.
Assistant Surgeon. s. H. StutsLAAn.
Chaplain, A. skinner. -
LINE OFFICERS.
Company A-Csptain G. .w. Edwards; LIST Hentanaar
s. L. Pickle ID Lieutenant, Il. A. Vancise.
Company B-Capt, w H. Allen; LIST Lieut., g. T. Haw-
thornc; "a Lieut., 4 r. Eidridge.
Company Capt. c. K. Peck; 1st Lieut. D. b. Hamilp
ID Lieut. J, L. Day.
Company D-Capt Van Benthusen; LIST Lieut. ". h
Jones' "a Lieut., II. b. kettenan
Company Capt r. d. Emerson; LIST Lieut., A. e.
Smith, ID Lieut. A. Culver.
Company F-capt, b. d. Harper. LIST Lieut., W. Dar
ling. - fient., A. W. Roland
Company Capt, T. Crowder, LIST Lieut. O. C. Shelton
ID Lieut., J V. Chandler.
Company H--Capt, X. II. coddingtcn; LIST Lieut. j
Beatty; I'd Lieut., I. Z. George.
Company Capt ". Alexander. LIST Lieut., D. r.
McCraeken ID Lieut., L. J. Allen.
Company K-Capt, J. B. Thatcher lst Lieut. A. G.
Payue; ii Lieut., G. Wool
The above is full roster of the Field,
Staff and Line Officers of the 45th. Three
ofthe field officers served during theMexi-
can war Two of them and several Of the
line officers have seen service during the
present war. We have mingled consider
ably with this regiment, have been fire.
quently out to their quarters since the
boys have been in camp here, and can
adyisedly bear cheerful testimony TO
the superior excellence of this regiment,
its officers and men.
During the few days that they have
been here they acquired readiness and
proficiency 10 tie drill rivslling that d
veteran troops. Iowa has sent many
noble and gallant men aud regiments ID
the field, but we venture to assert thai
she has sent none batter than the 45sh,
or none that viii make better record fol
itself wherever placed. Iowa may b.
justly proud of it.
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CoLGArEr HONEY soAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, In sach universal
demand Is made from the chobceSe materials, 10
mild and eneaientin lis nature. fragrastiy
scented aud extremely ben fetal In its action
upon the ska For sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers jansI ydAw.
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EOur young friend. Charles Cox,
has received authority to recruit men for
new company in the hundred day SER
vice. The object is to form a new regi-
ment. Charlie has gone to work vigor-
ously Success to his efforts.
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PRODUCE, PROvlslONs, 40.
cerreesea ~ GAFFoRD ! CO., Prelnse Dealers.


-SupsrAns, % 90 p bbl; Spring Extra, ~;
Pail Extra 90 70 - Rep 90.
WHgAf-Spfing, 81 90 to Is; Fall, / Is = bush
Coas NfAI-1 Is p 100 Ms.
B1AN--wheat, q is; Corn, 90 q 100 ne
CoRs--New 80 old vs. y bushel.
KID-1 90 p bush.
0A1ss-oSc n bush.
0xxxx APP1sD-ooc9N -.
PorAfpu-i66a90c.
BuTrn-ce Common. Ice Choice, 3oc.
Eaas-12c.
Cuxnxs-sS 2s,very scarce.
= LARD-12l5f0l3c
eaouLprRs-10c p D.
siDrs-I3c . b.
HAxs--l4c 4 n Sugar Cured DO, 1sc
WsI1H b Common 70 Good. Il 75@&2 90 Prime
Navy, = 2b69&2 10
TALLow--s1fc.
BxEsxAx-4yc.
HI Timeshv, 80 ooeaa 90 b.,ed, ~ 80, Prairie.
III 000&l6 90.
HrDrs- Dry Flint lee Dry .alted, lsc; 0rubby hair
prices Green, 7; Green Sheep fclts, IS 70 - co.
BEEns-Thnothy, - co. Flax 81 rs to ~ Hungarian
q 30.
3. c1 g = J. :. e g 4 = e Is, g sos.
.A,sS - MI ~ 8 Sssisn = 6 . : =.
4 ~ 49,, s1s sosA,s y. -. .sz &
ssaas I'LL. ~ 70 ! %.
~ 80 Neas ~ 81, . % 81
~ ~ 6S5 15n.8ik
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The capture of Richmond would prove
of greater Importance to our enemies 10
political point of view than any other
sense. With our capital in their pos
session we would End additional influence
brought to bear against us abroad but
Is material loss its fall would in no man
ner comprre with the disadvantages which
would result from defeat Of General
Johnston and the occupation of Georgia
that would follow. The first point il
near our boundary line the second is our
great center. To lose the one would be
as the loss of limb should we be driven
from the other i. will be terrible blow
at our most vital point. This we must
admit, and our enemy knows it.-(From
the Columbus fGa.) Times, April 81.
WHAT THE REBELS SAY-All il still
quiet along the lines of Spottsylvsnia.-
Grant has gone clean away from the scene
Of the late slaughter, leaving his dead and
dying on the field. with 5000 stand Of
arms, many caissons. qua carriage. DC.
The guns were conveyed away to make ;
vain trophy But it will not countefact
the effect of his retreat. 1t is impossible
to cave over the crown of victory now -
Lee remains on the field therefore, the
victory of that bloody field. II is posi-
bic that Grants army will stop awhile IN
Fredericksburg to plaster its hurts. Grant
has already received two reinforcems nts,
one of thirty and the other Of forty thou.
sand He has lost them, and must have
more before he can come up to the new
lines which await him, where be will ind
them.-T Richmond Examiner.
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EWe had call from the local Of the
Gate City the other day, but didn't know
it at the time, and might forever remain
ed ignorant Of the fact il We had not seen
mention of il in the columns of the Gate Of
Wednesday. This is too bad. We hope
the next time he calls he viii not be too
modest to let himself be known. We
hope never TO be treated 10 that way again
by any mem Der Of the fraternisy.-K so-
sauqua Republican.
Easy there, brother Mayne. We called
as "Sam,' not as 'sye local." Our ga
lutarory was subsequent to that visit, and
We don't halloo till we get out of the
woods, or assume to be local before We
are duly installed.
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fHILsnErHiA, Feb G. 1854.
Me- JaRs }. KEeSTx
Dear Ssr:-i have been a sufferer from that most
horr5d disease Dyspepsia for years bat after
using the box Of I. NJ sHARP's pills which pur-
chased Of yoa thr-- weeks ago frs II had
tered into in--my xeDerzi health has Improved
my sppeftse has increased and siisgrthf- feel like
ne~ take Itr&sare In Recommending them the
pubiir M sale and reliable. Tours, truly,
q. III FORBES
No. 431 Chestnut ST. Philstelphia
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Price u 90 BOX. Sold by Druggists everywhere
JOHN J. KRONER, Principal Agrut
Aps dswdm sa Chestnut 81 Phii@delphia-
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MEDICAL BOOKS.

Dalton Physiology, - 50.
Neil 4 Smiths Gompend, Is 30.
Gray's Anaaomy, ~ ".
Duitt's Surgery, - %.
ChHrcAili's Midwifery, - 90.
Churchill cn Woman, - %.
Eriehseus Surgery. - Is.
Natson's Practice, q IS.
Hotlyn's Dictionary, 81 30.
Received this day and fur sale by
mehz1 N. "
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DAILY GAfR crrY OYy1cR,
KEoxux, Nay "a. 1854. !
GROCERIES.
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"a sl,rna Ce,A.,, Ceten..

Few ar~aware Of the importance OF checking Cough
"sleHr Coz" In ss ART stge thAa Witch in she begin
ming would yield to mild remedy. II neglected, NJ
lacks the lungs Browns Bronchial TYcchesr give
and almost Immediate relief Military officers and
soldiers should have them they Ne carried in the
pocket and taken occasion requires msy6dkw
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fhh Bank will receive subscriptions to the Nationa
fenForfy Loan and furnish either coupon regsters
bonds, - the saiscritcr may prefer.
This loan Is autbix<d BY act Of Congress approves
March 3D. 1854 ssee&bte amer ten and payable forty
ser date and beazs interest the Of I'VE per
centum per annum, In coin payable annually bonds
sos hundred DOLLARS and semiannualiy bonds
that smount-
The bonds dated March lsf 1854 and Subscribers
will be required 20 In addition 10 the principal of the
bond the accrued interest In coin ifs equivalent which
until further notice will be United States National
Bank notes with fifty per cent premium sdded) from
March 1St 10 the date Of subscription
The Coupon Bonds VI this loan ready for delivery,
and Registered Bonds will be before the SDsh of
April
R~mitances for subscription marked s. C., First Ma
tonal Bank keokrk. he by the American Ex-
press Company 70 this Bank free Of charge.
Ranks and Bankers will be- allow ed all
subscriptions sent to the office
vs.. 8. MoGAyIC. Pres't
H K LOVE-, cxshirF- spr$-2m
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Read the Testimony.

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MARRIED..

In this place on Wednesday evening, the 2Oih
inst., at the residence Of the brides mother pE
Rev. Or. W illiamson, Mr. JANUS w. WILLIAMS,
son of Capt Daniel f. Williams, dec, to Miss
BETTE. daughter Of Hon. John ID Irimble' also
deceased.
Such is life in the beautiful order Of Providence
We knew and esteemed the parents Of this young
couple well. We Join the many friends o. boih
families in hearty congratulations. and sincerely
hope that the happiness our young inen0s now
experience may grow clearer and more 7'faaf
through long lite of prosperity. Inc PRINTERS
were not forgotten upon the auspicions occasion
and acknowledge the courtesy. They oo no'
prav much. the sinners. but il their wishes can
avail, the happy pair viii live thousand se,Fi
in the midst of appropriate blessings
In this place, on the 10th inst, Mr.. JOHN 4
Sullivan 10 Mrs MARTHA HAWKS.
In this place, on the alst inst, BY Rev. ar
H-ys MIR ". o. McMoNIGLE, Of No, to MTs
MARTHA A. WHITFoRD, of this plsce
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27
FROM GRoRGIa.-We have n rey

From GEoRGIA-We have report
through Federal sources that Johnston s
army has taken position upon the Chatta-
hoochie, the main body being on the At
lanta side. This is probably true, al
though not certainly.
Dispatches from Marietta are as late
as the I'd. Both armies were in their
same relative positions, and nothing inn
portant was transpiring.
The Baltimore Gazette of the 28th says
the Confederate cavalry are seriously y in
terrupting Sherman's communications.
On the 18th Gen. Wharton, with $500
men, captured and destroyed, betw e',
Kingston and Dalton, five trains loade!
with supplies for Sherman's army. On
the goth two other supply trains were
captured near Resaca.
Chattanooga River, July 6.-Al quiet
this morning The enemy yesterday
burned dwelling at the functions OF the
Atlanta and Decatur roads. Some pris
oners were brought in last night; among
them 1t. Geo. Scott of the 10!h linda.
Chattahoochee, July With the ex.
ception of occasional skirmishing and
Smelling by our batteries on the east bank
of the river at Turner'S Ferry. responded
to by those of the enemy opposite, all i:
quiet along the lines. Among the pris
oners brought in today, are Col. Sher
win, Gen Howard's chief of staff, ant
his orderly. Col. $. was captured by
ourpckets while making areconnoissanc,
Of our lines and works.