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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
ZOIHY.
IODINE WATER

Iodine Water scts upon the Heart. Liver, Kiansys
grsLiss Oh gsEs, and Gisndsisi Systers.
The h.h has after ds the OF this rened
in private practice and the endorseent 81 meicsl
thorisy enable TO recommend IL u the prHctstione
and the public feeling confident tina; with trial /,
will attest its excellence in the Of Cir.nir dis
ease. Eek Indicate ledine ss sefcfuls Bronchitis
Skin EsHptions Heart Liver and kidney Disease, S-r
seas Affections, Neuralgia, Rneanaias, Dyrptpsis, De
bi:iiy, Syphilis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the Uniform strength oi
lo1Ine Water containing thTe@Qnartsr grains pxr
of'ne IA each fluid ounce ~strs sstrsxf bsssS
Eses IL ~ aai table to dscou position asy
formed inequalities. nethsr the Iease yz.d
centralized BY combination with sny ingredient render
Ing this soirtion superior anJ other nsthe q erhs
Ting Iodine
Full directions accompany .sch BETTE that II r.sy
used family m-icne e.. as by the pTsf ss-son
Price dollar par bottle. Tn receipt a Eve aoIsrx
SIX bottles delivered free by express AIRY address.
Be~are al Cornterfeis and limitations whch upfnc.
pied cesers eDdessos 10 dispose Of reputation
see signature and trade mark THE reek word head
ing 'hs ads ertser,ent) upon the Labels and ~raFprss
each bottle without which il genuine
Circulars gratis.
Dr. II. ANDERsk Co.
Phssi.isn. and Chemists
nisy2tdA uom No. As broadway, New York.
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NE ~s ITEMS.

Henry J. Raymond, of the New York
Times. is the Union candidate for Con-
gress 10 the 9th District Of New York
City.
Henri Endres is the Swies Vice Con-
sui at Chicago for Northern Illinois, Iowa,
Minnesota and Wisconsin.
yellow fever is on the increase At
Charleston One hundred and nineteen
died from it at Newbern in one day.
Vice President Hamliu is stumpips
in Penusy lvanis.
John l.. Dawson. probably the ablest
Copperhead Member of Congress from
Pennsylvania. has been defeated BY the
soldier vote. This gives sixteen Union
GU! Of twenty four members from that
State. And this sixteen may be increased
to nineteen, when the full returns from
the army vote are in. Brnvely done for
the Keystone State.
| -Sheridan's last grea, victory was
gained the 10th OF October, the snniver-
sary of Yorktown by Lord CORVALLIS. in
1891
The students OF Yale College arc
strongly organized aud are enth usiastic
for Lincoln and johnson.
-H-rschel V. johnson says that sui.
jugauon is better than submission TO ihs
Uoion; toe only honorable peace to tbs
South must be based upon tho recogni
ton of her ependence, and that sucl
peace would result from the election o
Mcclellan.
When the rebels made their late at
tack upon our forces at Ressca their raj
3 lying cry WAS, "Hurrsh for MrClellan,'
The President was serenaded on Fri
E day evening last by the great Union pro
csssion at Washington. 10 response tn,
e President spoke as follows:
/ "FsLLow CITIZENS: / was promise,
not 10 be called upon for speech to
night, nor do propose to make one. Blu
We have been having some very goos
news for day or two, 50 propose tina
you give three hearty cheers Zoe Sberi
dan. While We are at it We may as vel
consider bow Fortunate i, was Tor the Sc
cesh that Sheridan was little man. |
? he had been large man there l. no know
ing what be would have done with them
. | propose three cheers for General Grant
who knew TO what use to put Geners
Sheridan; three cheers for all our uobl,
commanders, and the soldiers and sailors
three cheers Tor all the people, every,
wh=re, who cheer the soldiers and sailor,
Of the Union. And now goodnight"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
KEOKUK MARKETS.
DAILY Cars Cfyy Oryic1
Keoxcx. octnb-r p, 1904
GROCERlES.
corrsste1 b, 8. HAxILL 4 co., Wholesale Grseeru

Corrected b. y. HAMiLL CO.s Wholesale 6FetefA.
suasH-N. 0risans fair, 2ic prime, Sc choice &c
New York. c, 2sc, New York. A. &c, crushed end pow
ter@d cse.
Molsssss-sngsu House.i o5tSl lsci eoldensyrup q
9fi 25-Sorghnn, 6sts 75e.
CoryrE--kio Al TO &c
kfcx--l1c.
saDA--Ameffc~n lie; English, II
eoAp-paim, l2i<c; German, l214x Ella
CAybLrs-Star, 3Sc: Mould Glaze.
.Tx..-Young Hysoe. ~ eosG3 25 Imperial, 81 - q
81 25 Black 81 Is 10 81 IS.
TosAeco-Duk Sweet, SIC; Medium BrApds, 90 70
i 2sc; Gold and Natural Leaf, II 30 TO II 70.
N.lLs-Bcst Brands 81 - rates.
GLass-sxl0 Country 50 90 City Is, rates.
CORHAsE-3o 10 ale
BaY ArpLEs-lf to f2c -.
Dgr PEscHEs-Hlfs IL to lsc p D.
Oar CvRRssrs-25c.
Raisiys--f5 BIO 10 So 50.
sALr-4 2a614 20.
PK4sI srARca-1lc.
MoLSK WOODEN WARE Hoop Pals, 81 20; 5 hoop
do 81 s.. No. Tabs SIT SO. No. Do, 10 e0 No. do,
Il so, Nests Sd do, 4 Is. wssh-boards, IS CO.
FIsa-No. Aackerei, bbls. SIS 0o9eSlq 90.
No 2 do do SIS 0ot1S1i CO.
No / do hf do Sll 00Gll so.
No. do hf do Sic 00SGl0 Is,
HfbbIs. No White Fish, ~ %.
OrIs-Coal OIL 9oc; Lnseed Oil. ] 65 Lard Oil, 81 10
al so, Fish Oil. 81 70.
CHrEsr-Dennark, % 10 sc, Hamburg &C.
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COME OUT!

Ladies', gentlemen, Keokukians-all OF
you, come cur and hear Hon. C. Ben.
DARWIN this evening at the Court House.
He viii di.cnss nationa! politics with rare
elegance AID power. Mr.. Darwin is one
of the most finished scholars and easy aud
graceful sp-aeeIs in the State At the
Court Hou,e at O'Clock this evening
remember, aud don't fail to go.
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HA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG

Il yfcKsRrRG, Miss. Aug. q, 1863
DR.. John Buli-Dcsr Sir: l happy 10 state TO 70
that have used your valuable cedrpu Bters with ;rsa
benefit TO myself In general debility and Of
my lspanced by the unhealthy and niasmatc
uence Of the Mississippi river around ssburg having
been with Gen. Grants army throughout whole
ern campaign. confidently recommend it,
persons who are exposed 10 unhealthy climates.
IL. W. FU0LE,
Agent q. :. Sanitary Commission
Lec1syILIE, KY Sept Ia, 1864.
On the 22d July last submitted, through agent
OF mine to the Medical Director VI the Department the
Army Of the Camler land Sample Of my Cedrup Btt~s
for inspcction and requested IT, after analysis be found
merioroue, 70 sanction and approve its among on.
soldiers.
The following IL the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen Rosecrsos permssion TO ship 800 dozen at once
have it sold to suffers. JOHN BULL.
81 am satisfies that Cedron Bitters viii do no harm
any one II taken properly and In moderation. I no
objection Dr Buls being permitted dispose Of
sutlers- A. HENRY THURSToN,
Surgeon and Medical Director D
Headquarters Department of Cumberland,
Nashville, Tenn, July ~, 1888. |
DR.. John Buls agent, Mr., has permission 70 ship
to Nashville Tenn, Is oss, 800 dozen Bulls Ce
dron Ditters for sale to suffers In the army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department to be
complied with strictly.
BY order of Maj 1r Gen. Rosecrsns.
WM. NJ. wILEs
Major and Provost Aaryhal Gen.
For sale, Wholesale and retail by Wilkinson bartlett
Co.. keckuk, iowa. aps13dAwIyr
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By the President Of the United States OF America.
A PROCLAMATION

By the President Of the United States Of America
A PROCLAMATION
1t has pleased Almighty God to pro-
long our national lie another year, de-
tending US with His guardian care against
unfriendly designs from abroad and youch-
sahng TO US In His mercy many and
signal victories over tbeHenemy, who is
of our own household. 1t has also plea
sed our Heavenly Father TO favor as we'll
our citizens in their homes as our soldiers
in their camps, and our sailors on the
rivers and seas. with unusual health. He
has largely augmented our free population
by emancipation aud by Immigration,
while lie has opened to US new sources Of
wealth, and crowned the labor of our
working men In every department Of in
dustry with abund mt reward Moreover
He has been pleased to animate aud in.
spife orr minds aud hearts with fottitude.
courage and resolution sufficient for the
great trial Of civil war into which We have
been brought By our adherence As a nation
10 the cause OF freedom aud humanity.
and to afford to US reasonable hopes OF az
ultimate and happy deliverance from oil
our dangers and affections
Now, therefore, [, Abraham Lincoln.
President Of the United States. do hereby
appoint and set apart the last Thursday 10
November next as day which desire
to b. observed by all my fellow citizens,
wherever they may then be. as day OF
thanksgiving and prayer to Ami hty
God. the beae6teat creator and ruler OF
the universe; aud l do further recon-
mend to my fellow citizens aforesaid that
on that occasion they do reyeren.Iy hum.
BILE themselves 10 the dust, and from
thence offer up penitent aud fervent
prayers and applications to the great
| Disposer OF Events for return of the in.
est'mable blessings Of peace, union, and
harmony throughout the land, which it
has pleased Him to assign ss dwelling
place for ourselves and our posteritv
throughout oil generations
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal Of che
United States to be affixed. B
Done at the city Of Washington, this
Goth day Of October. 10 the year of our
Lord. 1854, and Of the Independence Of
the United States the eighty ninth.
ABsAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President
VIZ. Il. sswAap, Secretary Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
ELECTION TroXErs PRIsrED-We ar

ELECTION TIcNErs PRISrED are
prepared TO hll orders for election tickets
on short notice, at the following rates:
go Tickets {inelnding National. State County
and Township ofEcers,) s. OC
500 Tickets Including National State. County
and Township 0fscers) ol
1000 Tickets in hiding National, State County
and Tawasuip oficers,J 81
Comm'uees and trustees of adjoining
counties and townships can send 10 their
orders, accompanied by the cash, and the
names OF their county and township off
GERS, and have their tickets returned
promptly.
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finonfinl au0 Commercial


ChicaEo Market.
By Telegraph CsicAsc, Oct. Il.
The markets Arm and steady.
Flour--LQuiet. Gales Of sou hbis a ss@0 rs for
Spring Extras
Whrat-3c higher. Sales Of Is 900 bush. nj so for
No Red; rs for No. Red; 1iGl IS for No lsSssg,
and coal II for No. Spring, closing very 6rm.
Gurn--eteady and Arm at zet5i 50 for No. = new
shesled 7se.
osts-Isc hover. Sales of sooco ba.h at etsssc for
No. l. -
Rye-Dnli, with ehf sales Of No st lo81 i.
Bariey-Easer. Sales Of 81 o0e bush No. 2 at $50
SIS.
| whsky-iS 10 lie lower. Sales Of 3a2 bills at %.
Provisons-Quet Sales Of 30 ticrees old kettle Lard
| at 1910.
se-ds-pull with light SALES Of Timothy At 1904 o.
nay-Quie, at - oo4.
Grain freights-I to Sc for Oats and lec for Wheat
| to Bufslo
| Monsy-Ea-y.
Eastern Exebange-Durl and lower at par buying and
u discount selling.
| l;old-2I2G.I3,
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eew YorA money Market.

BY telegraph Srv Yokr. Oct q.
Money--Acfive and steady at T.
steriipe-Qlist al lex.
aoia-wtion, decided charge. opening at 9iJ, sdrsn-
ciae 2IeAS. declining 10 2lA aud closing at 2l5
tsOsernrneuf stucks-gnlarr.
L. S.6s II Coupons lae
s ~ Coupons lu5t<.
80 Treasury les
4. 4. 1910 Coupons at sias
etocks-sieady.
G kP lel; q &cl3qi< ctRIesiE MkpDcss;
Toll Nab rs ~ Wayne ses5. A&TUss; cANw
~, c Scrip lzrSS; . W Cert t5tS Pac Mail sz5;
\ &c 12,54 Erie %; a q is2, hudson l22l<; Har-
ben, 2s5 issssling 1875; isei sssf Toledo Jos
D NJ Cert 81 1. Quicksilver issx.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

UnieD ToWDshiP Meeting.
The Union men Of jackson Tovnshir
are requested to meet At the Court House
on Saturday evening. 20th inst, for th.
purpose Of nominating candidates for
Township officers aud the transaction Of
other business. A general attendance ID
requested.
By order Of The TIP. Central Com.
Csc. w. NCCaARy,
dtd Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

B9- Yesterday was held in Chicago the
proposed largest rally of the campaign.
Colfax, Gan. Schutz, Lyman Tremaiu,
and others we're TO speak.
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PRODUCE, PROvlsIONs. &C.
Corrected BIZ GAYLORD co., Produce Dealers.

rIouR-Srperfne, S. so p Dbl, p sark, 4 20; Doubls
Extra y bbl- 80, y sack, 80; Extra, Il Dbl . So
per sack CO. Retail 50c z bb snd 2sc y sack higher
wHsxT-spring 81 % TO 90 fall, 20 to ~ D bu.
CoRS AssL--S2 so a 100 ns.
BsAs--wbeat. 81 20, Corn, Is r 100 Bs.
Ccax-New 81 10 T5 old 90 p bushei
RrE-I0 10 soc y bush.
DARLEY-fail,1 f0a1 SO, Spring, ses2l 10
OArs.--55c = BUSH
GREEN APPLEa-63dp1c.
Poy.roks-1 90 toll A.
Bufrss-Common. SOC; Choice, $40.
Esas-25c
LG1D-20c II
eHeulpErS-16c p b.
sInEs-23c p II.
Hsxs-e3c = d.; Sugar Cured DO, Csc
wars Bs.xs-Common 70 Good. 81 25o&1 IS Prime
Navy, 81 so.
fALLow-l2c.
BEKSvAx-J0
Har-rmothy, sla GOALS %; b.lsd, sle %; p,srs.,
SO 00G$l2 90.
HrDss-Dry Flint, l2l1c; Dry salted I2c;arubbv half
prices Green, I; Green Sheep Psits. IS to 81 co.
srKps-Timothy, 81 CO. Flax 81 IS.
BEEg CATTsl-$2 rs, 70 50 90 gros.
saERP-A 90 to IS 90 Fheed.
wooL-Fsctory Tub-washed 7oe SOC; Fine Fleece. 60
Medium do, IS
Far Hoes-S11 90 nett;
FEArHEss-5nc.
Rass-l3<to SIG.
Bads-Buraps, 60 to Csc.
Single Gunnies, 36c double do, $50. -
ecsmless, 2bush., 75c to l Is. ~
Flour, \ bill. 4s TO e..
do X Dbl. 80 70 IS. e
do y Dbl. (paper)s
sAcKs--wool Sacks, Do = piece.
Oh CorrEx4s to 35c p 10
0rn RR.ss-2ac y n.
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HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE!!

DATCHELoR's celebrated HAIR DYE sfA< Rssf Il
II tkr Word The only Hsrni<ss 7ru< SD kslssSs
dye known This splendid iiatr bye IS prrecschangs
Bed. Rnsty, Gray Hair instantly a CLASP Bis~k ..
Frstrs Brew without injuring the ar Scanning tbs
skin leaving the Hair soit and BEAUTIFUL impsrts resi
vitality frequently restoring Us pristine Color and
fes the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine sixned
WILLIAM A. BArcHELO&: all others are mere ini,a
tons, ard should be svoided soid by ell Druggist. A<
fACTORY-sl Barclay -street, New York. BarcsKioa'
ETs rorrKY CRHAn for Dressing the Hair. fjyS-dkuly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

R Charles Phelps, Acting Assistan,
Provost Marshal Of Fulton county, liIs.,
was shot snl dangerously wounded
while notifying drafted msu on the 9Th
inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

~ There are over 7 600 freed cor.
trabands at Alexandra, Va, and OF Il
oil only about twenty are supported By
the government. All the res. take care
of themselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

~ Kramer, Irwin II Co., agents for
the sale OF Slocum's !" Side Loading Ra.
volvers" The best pistol BOW in use
No. lo8 Main street. june Is IT,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

II God ioirusts every man with the
care Of HE own soul
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

Buffalo is again excited by rumor
o. m intended raid upon that city from
canada.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
Hon. Schuyler Oolthx o.
uEOHUE !!

This Eniuens Statesman and 0rato,
will speak It KKoKUK, on WEDNEs
DAT. November ID, Il I o'sIoet !. \,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

~ Mt. Bates, the American baohsr
in London, recently deceased, left for.
tune Of eight millio0s Of dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

CHANGE OF TIxE-Mr. Darwin dis
patched us yesterday from O;tumva to
change the hour of his speaking here
from to o'clock P. NJ, at which time
he will address our citizens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

R- A man named Mosely was hung
at Nashvl ie a few days since, for Eve
murders committed at FIVE separate times
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

9~A little explained little endured,
little passed over - foibls, and 10, the
rugged atoms will it like smooth mosaie
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

~ The communion services appointed
for next Sabbath 10 The United Presby
terian Church are postponed, in conse
quence of serious sickness 10 the Pastor.
family connexion, until the following Sab
bath. The preparatory services, as sp
pointed for this week, will be held on thu
same days of next. No service next Sab
bath.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

~ Published notices that al doga
fund in the streets will be killed are
r.ther hard upon the canine race ua,esa
they can read.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

~ Tho late Joshus Bates was an e..
unable parent-he allowed his daughter
CSC, eco per annum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

The parties IN g. Losis and Cseinnah who have been
Count-rfing the Mustang Liament under pretepcs u
PROFESSIONALLY. have been thoroughly estoped by the
Courts. To guard against further imposition, have
procured from tbs L. States Treasury, Fs1rate steel
plate stamp which placed III tp Of arh
bottle. Zach stamp besrs the Jaf sins Of nay sigma
trre, and without which the article IL Counterfeit,
dangerous and WORTHLESS imitation Examine every bot
te has benin and sros ing vcr tor
many years There hardly exists hamlet the habit
allie Globe that dos MT contain evidence u ts wonder
fai sects- IA b the best canotns In the world. With
bst Per tectiy remarkable Sores heslei psins
relieved lives saved valuable animals MAIDS useful aad
untold i,ls asu2ged For cutf huises sy aims rhens
tism dwellings, bte. rnts breasts ained horss1
&c II l. Sovereign Remedy that should be dis
pepsed with 1t should bs in every family Sold By ~
Druggists.
octiI-akw d. BARNES, Ns~ rorh-
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This = the sscst delightful and extraordinary arsicl
ever discovered. 1t changes tn. burnt face am
parting ths parbIs puiy fyddh sDd ths Dsssasssap
ptAsasce % inviting b TIE ety bile Of fshson II
reckles pimpes and ighness from the skin
leaving the copplexon fesh. rxsspersnt and smooth
1t contains no material Injurious to the skin. Patronze
by Actresses and Opern Singers II 10 what every lad
should have. Sold every here.
Prepared by ". Z HAGAN, Troy, Ny.
Address all orders to
- DEMAs BARNES 1 co, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

Hon. C. BEN. DARWIN
Will Speak in Keoktk,
Friday, ostsssr asth. q ? s'sleekp.n
COME OUT AND HEA r HIM.
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cOLoATEs HONEY SOAP.

This ss,asssAsd Tsaass Bsap, Il sseA aaa,,rnl
demasA, = nads fton the ehoteese mstssiah I
MILD ana snnosAeusiA IN Stature. fsn9ransly
scenteA Esd extremely beme1lCfal = ~ aoeion
uponthe SKIN. ror sale By I'll Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealsfs jsn2o-1ydAw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

DAY UP.-All persons Indebted to
i the undersigned will please call At their ofncs ana
Main street between I'd and 3D. up stair
yocehiss. Hat seors. C0NHAsL1 . aATfH-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

0GIlshe ksepe rock1ng m,
4ver caxsog1ng hin,
nrushing IL hair frU0
His cespflsD erUu. s.
softly thsysvs whispersd her, -
aIlfs has gene out Of hin"
Gently she answer,
allow still he ID now!"
etill she keeps rocking hin,
A. though she vpnAs shake fboqehtn; =
~ old hAn1 ofAsetA, III 60
L3ke tie wei6ht1 ffo0 hIs q -;
Rocking the clay Of him
While softly the soalscf him
Angels srS rocking
Far up In the skies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28

E We received call last evening
from Gen. Smith Of Milwaukee.
Surgeon Taylor also called upon US
He has been cut of the city for severa
DAYS.
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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Gustavus Kutter vs.. Abram Buclhout.
BY virtue Of an Order of Sale bearing data Ma, a.
1864. to me directed and delivered issued in Tho
entitled cause out of the District Court sitting in aS
Marshall county, State of Kansas, with Washington sh
ley, and Republic counties, in said State attached TOR &
cial purposes will '14'
On Tuesday, the 14th day of June, A.p. 1854
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ and four oloct
of said day. at the Court House door in the CITY "
rysville, Marshall county, State IF Kansas Offer ar pt
Sale to the highest bidder, for cash all the rgh, ti,l
interest of the above named defendent in and to the %
ing described property, to wit The south half of the 49,
west quarter of sec ion number three E3 and The o
east quarter of the north quarter and the
quarter OF the northeast qazrter OF section ten c IL
township ive (5 south of range )east continn
100 acres lying and being in Marshall county Kansas
Said lands to be sold by me in accordance with tbs ~
mands of said Order of Sale. ~ ''~
Given under my hand this Sth day of Nav A. n 1sf.
Brumbsugh Bollinger, PITTS Atty
(v2n6 it-pr's fee $50
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-07
The New York Fair.

The great Sanitary Fair held in New
York City surpassed anything of the kind
upon the continent and closed on the 23rd
ult. The proceeds of the Fair amounted
to over one million dollars. One Of the
principle interesting features, or doings,
of the Fair was balIot,ing by visitors at
one dollar vote for the donation of a
magnificent aud costly sword to some off,
Ger Of the army. Some visitors cast sew
eral hundred votes for their favorile Gen.
eral. Gems. Grant and Mcclellan ran
ahead of all others, and the result was
80, ,291 for the former and l4,509 for the
latter. This is novel and good way to
make the copperheads contribute to the
comfort of our soldiers. There was also
a sword disposed of in the same way for
some officer in the Navy, and Commodore
Rowan was the lucky recipient.
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Had it not have been for Legate, Nc!
Dowell and Ed. Russell, who got into the
Convention with proxies, the whole busis
ness would have been transacted in two or
three hours. These gentlemen desired to
make capital for the future and throw ev-
ery obstacle in the way Of business posi-
BILE. They ranted about the unfairness Of
the majority, in not allowing debate. when
they were allowed by the hour to 60 on
with stream of vi.uperation against the
members of the Convention, and every one
opposed to them. Let 1t be remembered
that these we're the same men, who last
year forced their measures through under
the gag rule, giving the minority no chance
to be heard. Consistency is jewell
Topeka Record.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-07

The Post Office Department is advertis-
ing for bids, to be received until the 14th
Of June, for carrying the Overland Mail,
either from St. Joseph or A,cbison, the
contractor to supply all the Offices along the
route. 1t seems that Ben Holiday has
not got the contract and it is probable be
will not get it. St. Joseph may be the
starting point.
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Hats and Gaps,

The Press Of Kansas was we'll repre-.
sented in Topeka during the session of the
late State Convention. The following
papers represented by the gentlemen nam
ed below: -
The Conservative, by Gen. D. W. Wild
er; Bulletin, Mr.. Buckingham; Times,
Col. Vaughn; Champion Hon. A. H Hor'
ton; Oskaloosa Independent, Rev Mr..
Roberts; Nemaha Courier, Mr. Cone /;
Manhattan Ind. pendent, Hon. d. Wilson /;
Junction City Union. Hon. S. NJ. S,riek-
Ter Usage Chronicle, Mr.. Murdock En-
poria Nescs, Jake Stotler Bourbon Couo-
ty Monitor. ID. b. Emmert, Esq.; PaoIa
Herald, Hon. C. A. Cotton; Troy Incestl'
gator, Hon. C. C. Camp; Lawrence Tn
bune, John Speer; Lawrence journal,
Messrs. Lowman and Smith Olathe Mr.
ror, Mr.. Mckee; Neosho Valley Register
Mr. Payne; Jefersonian, Mr.. Dodge;
Border Sentinel, Mr.. Snoddyj Council
Grove Press, Hon. s. N. Wood and the
Observer, Prof. Emery. The following
papers were unrspressnted: While Cloud
Ckief, Big Blue Union, Wyandotte. Co.
zette, Crusader, and the Zeitsng.-ToPeka
Record.