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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-30
ANOTHER LARGE REDUCTION
I'm THE ARMY.

The following dispatch was received by
Dol. AvERnL, Monday evening:
WASHINGTON, June %, 1866.
To Col. j. T. AueriR, st. Paul
On the 22d instant the following additional
reductions of the effective volunteer infantry
forces present were ordered, viz:
Army of the Potomac, 1S, 900 men.
Army of the Tennessee, 1900 men.
Middle Military Division, 1000 men.
The reductions will be made by the musters
out of the entire organization Of veteran regi-
ments, having the shortest time to serve, in.
GLIDING all recruits and additions to said regi-
ments from other sources, also all absentees.
The total reduction will be about 10000
men. General orders, number 81, current sc.
ries, from this Office, will govern the muster
out and payments.
Please furnish the Governor with copy.
THOS. NJ. VINCENT,
.s Assistant Adjutant General.
The above order shows that the govern
ment has become convinced of the injus-
tice Of keeping the veterans in service, and
allowing all the new levies to return to
their homes. This conviction was proba-
bly, fastened by the spirited stand taken
by these troops to secure their rights, the
full details of which have not been laid
before the public
The reductions in the Army Of the Po-
tomac, Army Of the Tennessee, and Md
die Military Division, are from veteran
regiments having the shortest time to
serve, or in other words, from those who
have been longest in service. We presume
this order will discharge the Second, Third,
Fourth and Fifth Regiments from this
State, as the aggregate Of 10000 would
embrace nearly all the veterans.
1t is gratifying that the attitude of the
people of the South is such as to permit
so large reduction of our army, and we
hope nothing will occur to prevent an
early return to apeace basis.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-30

The Mobile and Ohio Railroad is com,
pleted as tar Is Corinth, and the Southern
burg. '~ '''- - - - '>', -
1t is reported that Gen. Hurlbut is to be
charges. O0'>''' "f1- '>'-'O'''
III Is reported that Stephens the late rebel
vice-President will be pardoned and banished
from the country. -
Rear Admiral Goldsborougb. commanding
the European squadron. has left for Enrone IN
ms nag-ship, the Colorado. The balance of
the fleet win soon follow.
line Alabamian who advertised for nro.
posals 1or the assassination of Mr.. Lincoln
CLAIMS that the whole affair was a Joke, and
has applied for Hon. Reverdy johnson and
James I. Brady as counsel.
"A large provision operator in New York
has proved defaulter to the amount of
$500. 900, and is supposed to have gone to
Europe. W
The army of Georgia has been dissolved
and those of its troops who are not to be dis.
charged, are to be transferred to the army of
the Tennessee.
The recent tornado did great damage in
Bremen, Chickasaw, Buchanan and other couu-
ties in Iowa.
The rebel Governor Clark, of Mississippi,
passed through Meridian on Friday last, under
arrest.
-Ex-Marshal Lamon, it is reported, has been
offered, and has declined the Governorship of
Idaho.
1t is now said that Kirby Smith made
nothing personally by his operations in cotton
all the funds realized by him being devoted
to the pay and subsistence of his army.
Trenholm, the rebel Secretary of the Treas
ury. reported to the Federal authorities at
Columbia, s. c., declaring that he was ready
to deliver himself up at any time. He was
subsequently arrested and confined in the
Charleston Jail. His son-in-law alleges that
he was forced to become a member of the
rebel cabinet. Mr.. T. has made application
for pardon.
1t appears that great numbers of men be.
longing to the 18th Army Corps deserted be-
tween Johnsonville and Cairo. Officers of the
25th and 10th Ohio stated, at Columbus, Ky,
that, when they left Johnsonville both regi-
ments numbered 1 600 men, and at Columbus
they mustered less than 500. The woods in
Kentucky opposite Cairo are said to be swarm
ing with deserters. Officers were left behind
to gather them up. The cause of this disaffec.
ton is said to be belief on the part of the
men that they would be taken to Mexico to
fight the French.
The families Of the colored troops belong
ing to Gen. Weitzels corps, which is composed
principally of troops recruited in Virginia, have
refused to 60 to Texas.
The pay of a large number of Western off,
GERS has been stopped by the Paymaster Gen.
eral until they render the Quartermaster's De-
partment the returns and accounts required by
law and army regulations. Most of the officers
belong to Sherman's army.
Gus. Smith, renegade New Yorker, late
General in the rebel army, has not been arrest
ed as reported, but was on the streets OF Macon
on the 9th inst.
Conventions have been held in various
counties Of Georgia, at which resolutions &C.
knowleding the laws and authority of the Uni.
ted States were passed, and requesting the Presi
dent to appoint Provisional Governor until
REORGANIZATION is offactod
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-30
U. 8. GRANT,
Lieutenant General. ("

The different parish organizations of
Louisiana express about the following sen.
timents: The strife has closed the reyo-
luton has failed; there must be no at
tempt at renewal of opposition to the
United States; that all must accept the
end in good faith, and stand by the gov
eminent.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-30
Indian SUPERINTENDENT.

The Northwestern Indian Superintend-
ency, now located at st. Paul, is to be re-
moved to Omaha, Nebraska; but it is
stated that CLARK W. THOMPSON will still
be retained as Superintendent.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-30
From the Frontier.

Gen. SHELLEY Tuesday received dis
patches from Fort Wadsworth to the effect
that Yanctonian Chief, "TBE Buck :"
had surrendered himself, with twenty
lodges.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-30
Eleventh Minnesota Coming Home.
The Governor received yesterday the
following dianatch.

The Governor received yesterday the
following dispatch:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 26, 1865.
TO His Ercelzency Stephen Miller, Governor o,
the State Of Minnesota:
Orders have been issued to Eleventh Mime
sofa Infantry, numbering thirty-eight (ss) off,
GERS and eight hundred and seventy.one (s71,
men, to proceed to Fort Smelling to muster out
OF service. HENRY NJ. CIST,
A. A. General.
Although the Eleventh has been in the
service but year, it is composed of brave
and true men, who deserve a hearty well
come home, and we trust they will re-
ceive it.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-30
Progress of Reconstruction.

The following is the present status of
the Southern States. Seven States are gov
erned by regularly elected officers. VIZ:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24

GAzLAY's PACIFIC MoSTHLY.-Here
We have a new neutrality-suspicious. in
appearance, a model of typographical
neatness, well illustrated, evidently we'll
conducted, an able cerps of contributors,
devoted to the interests of the Pacific
coast, but national in character and q
thoroughly literary journal. Gazay's
Monthly evidently deserves handsome
support from all sections. The contents
OF the March number are: San Fran.
cisco; Zanzibar; Emigration by Sea; The
Gold and Silver Mines Of California and
Nevada; Visit to Brigham Young at Salt
Lake; A Trip to Nevada: In the SUM-
shine; Government and Politics in the
Sandwich Islands; The Discovery of CAL
ifornis; Passing Strange; Venice and its
Principal Street; Indian Relics; The Ro-
nance Of Reality; California Bats, and
Editors Table and Miscellanies. Pub
lished by David N. Gazlsy & Co., New
York, $500 per annum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24


Il 10 estimated that there are notEover
200 wells in the United States which now
oil, and all that the remaining 343 COM
NAMES have to show are remnants of land
that are supposed to have "indicatiols."
TO invest in oil stock without investiga-
ting the merits of the companies, il some
thing even wilder than playing at "faro"
or buying lottery tickets. Probably more
than one-half of the companies are Z be-
gus" The interest on the above amount
Of capital is nearly twenty-five millions
annually, to meet which each we'll must
produced twelve thousand barrels OF Oil
year; while it is we'll known that half Of
the wells do not yield Eve hundred barrels
each in twelve months, and that many Of
them will hardly pay working expenses
We warn our readers against investing
their means in this worse than "Soutt
Sea bubble" without personal kpoWl
edge Of the claims presented.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24

+
Nh. ED1foH :-You wsss correct whom
you announeed in your issue Of this
morning that this disease was spon TIE de-
cline. There are very few new gases.
not more thar one hes been reported =
me il the past two days.
There 10 therefore less dangef, from
this cause, Of strangers and others visit
ing the city. There is another security.
and this arises from the fact that those
connected with the fomilies where the dis.
ease exists are not permitted to 60 sbroad
- formerly. The ordinance passed re
GENTLY BY the City Council enabled the
Board of Health to compel indiscrset ant
reckless persons from wandering abroa'
aud mixing in crowds or upon the paw
with other citizens. The law has bee
put in force 10 every case where It wa
known that individuals were transgress
ing in this respect, and it will continue
: be exercised in every case Of infraction
: the future The physicians appointed
. vaccinate are doing so as fast as possibl
9 and soon hope, by these means, the di
: ease will disappear wholly froa o.
d midst. p. L. McGUafN,
= President Board of Health.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
KEoKuK, Iowa, Feb. 2a. 1885,

SPECIAL ORDERs No. /.
The militia companies of Jackson town.
ship and city Of Keokuk Who are organ
lied and officers commissioned, will meet
Ut the Hall over the GATE CrrY Office, on
Saturday. at 64 o'clock. p. m, the 18th
Of this month, Tor the purpose Of electins
regimsntal officers. Companies in Des
Moiass township will meet at their re-
spective headquarters .. the same time.
In accordance with orders from Adiutan 1t
General Baker. The returns Of the cleo.
ton Of each district in the county Of L.e
viii b forwarded to ne 1t Ksokuk.
fsbas-dst J. A. WALL 4. D. q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
EThe irrepressible Western Yank

%The irrepressible Western Yankee
sgainet the world. The philosophical
Plornish in Dickens Little Dorritt had it
in his philosophy that. "as the earth re-
wolves, some eds is up and some eds is
down." But the head of a live Wetsern
Yankee is al ways up. For instance :
witness that emigrant's vehicle that stop
ped On the street short tins yesterday
Our fathers emigrased in wagons, covered
at best with only muslin, but this cosmo.
politan yesterday had put his house on
wheels, and was moving without leaving
home. Upon wagon, minus the bed,
was built light frame house, well rooted
with windows, and a sliding door in front
The. stove-pipe protruded through the
roof, and with his 'guid wife" and "bon.
ME bairns,"' the enigrants travelled toward
sunset in comfortable style.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24

~ We learn that the houses Of Ed.
Manning. Guernsey d Morton, and Walker
of Keosauqua we're broken into Wednes'
day night and robbed Of considerable
amount. Two men were arrested upon
the cars at Bentonsport yesterday, on sus'
picion Of being the guilty parties and
were taken 10 Keosauqua.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
Approved.
J. A. WALL, A. D. G.

Wet NuRsE WAHrED.-One from the
country preferred. Call at DR.. Winslow',
Office. (Keckuk Drug Store on 9Th street
between Main and Blondeau) about IL
O'Clock A. N.---for one week. T2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24

- The Pstso1onm exsitsnent Il
spreading very lAss 81 ovsf the country,
and new companies a5s springing up d{ily.
The following isa 1T q tie numbd Of
companies known at present to havS N
existence, With the amount Of capita re-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24

e. Many Of our subscribers on the
route south of Main street failed to get
their paper yesterday morning. This is
the rst tine in four years that any Of our
subscribers have failed to get our paper
when issued, and the failure yesterday
morning WAS on account Of the sickness
Of the carrier, Doc. Fry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24

PEasoNAL.-W were grati6ed to re-
ceivs call from Col. Summers, OF o.
tumwa, late of the 7,h Iowa Cavalry. VIZ
regret to learn that the reduction Of the
number of that regiment below the stand
ard ccnstrains the Colonel to retire from
the service, which is seldom honored BY
q more patriotic and gallant officer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
kEoKUK, Feb. Oath, l86i

EDITOR GATE CRY: ! notice a card
in your paper of yesterday, presenting
me TO the voters OF the Regiment as can
didate for the Office of Colonel. This was
written without my knowledge or consent.
Thanking my friends for the compliment,
/ beg leave to most respectfully decline
being q candidate for that Office.
S. &. BRIDGES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
ATTENTION, sunurrvrrIr CoxpASy

ATTENTION, SuhnIfvfLLE CoNpANY!-
You are requested to meet according to
order Of Adjt. Gen. Baker at Companv's
headquarters at J. Renwald's store At
Summitviile on The 18th inst, at two
O'Clock P. NJ, to elect regimental officers.
A full attendance is requested.
+. ID. HOLLAND. Capt.
Approved:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
Chicago markes.
By Telsrraph1

By Telsgraph.l cu,c.a. =. ..
aessaPss Tor the last txentyisht hours, $3.50 hon
10 6091l TO. - Snieuy q
Pressed Hogs-sssady at IL 1870 o. chiefly At u %
Beef csttis-Active. Sales 1t o0Ds 90 spr comnor.
prime - Soo0 70
:, provisicns--steady. Mess pork Soninal Il 81 oo0
y g. Prime mess pork Soc to 90 lower saes a u %
@zd d. Bulk meats dull Sales Of 10000 M dv sataa
nans 1t l5c loose Sweet picked hams aetive Ssiss
w tierces for city and fbs<c for country
and 2iA4pz2c for kettle.
closing at inside. ~l1l
IS. - 49, k@s - ss14@
Ryc--Duli NJ VIC for No. l.
Barley-Dull and nominal,
Mcney-yery scarce.
ing. ~ r ssls'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
THE CITY.

~we are indebted to our wide.awake
friend, E. H. Jones, for kind attention
in forwarding us file of late New Or
leans papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24

~ Six companies of the Third Iowa
cavalry are at Gravel Spring, some ten or
twelve miles from PASSPORT, Miss. Our
informant Il member of Co. CD does not
mention which companies are there but
says the remainder (which are at Louis.
ville) will RESIN them as soon as trans
portation can be procured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
Now YORK. Money m.rs.,.

By Telegraph INV YORK Yeb q
Money-Easy At per cent, . few TRANSACTION = re
ported at 8.
Sterling Little frmer at 10.51@l0sL.
Gold-A shade frmer opening 1t l0sA afyeacfns "a
202 and closing at 1891.
Government Stocks-<luiet and atcady
U. 8. SO Coupons 110lS
1910 Coupons 1927.
7-S0s lis.
Etocks-Duil
oAPsils 9 &C se1%c4RIa7N MkpD q az
az AL mse 81 e Wsxns sSl<; + 20: can
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
LYoN,a KArHAIRON.

= Kathsiron 10 from the Greek word "Kathro," or
Kihsre signify to cleanse reiurenafe and restore
This article IL what its sBines For preserving
restoring and Identifying the human hair II Is the most
preparation in the world II Ia again owned
and PIT up by the orgral proprietor and IL made
with the care skill aud sstention which gxye IL .
sale Of over million boftiee per annam.
II IL most dslightful Hair Dressing
1t erAdrates scurf and d. ndraf
1t Keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich. soft aud glossy.
II prevents the hair srom falling OF and turning
Itressores hair upon laid heads.
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful head o!
hair should Lyons kathsiron II is known and used
the civilized world Sold By nil Respectable
dealers DEMAS BARNES { Co. New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
EA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG

TA VOICE FROM vICKSBURG.
vicxssras. aiss, Aus. .. is6s.
DR. John Bun--Dcer Sir: am happy to state 70
that have used your valuable Cedron ttters with
bs1eht to myself In general debility and prostrAtono
my system produced by the unhealthy and miazmstc
uence of the Mississippi river around Sckshurg having
been with Gen. Grants army throughout its
ern campaign / confidently recommend its
persons who ~ exposed TO unhealthy climates.
II. w. EOGLE,
Agent q. g. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept le, 1894
On the ed Of July last sut nitted, through
Of ine to the Medical Director Of the Department of the
Army OF the Cumberland sample Of C.drcn Bitters
inspection ard requested IT. after found il
meritorious. sanction and approve Its among
soldiers.
The following Is the Medical Directcrer-ply and also
Gen permission TO ship 500 dozen ut to
have IL cold to suffers JOHN BULL
~ am satsned that cedron Bitters viii do no harm
any IL taken properly and In moderation.
objection to Dr. Buifs being 70 dispose Of II 70
suffers. A. HENRY THU RsTOy,
eurgeon and Medical Director D
Headquarters Departm eut Of Cumberiand,t
Nashville, Tenn. July ~, 1858.
Dr.. John Bulls agent Mr., has permission to shsT
to Nashville fenn rs gross, 500 dozan Of Bulls c.
dron Bitters for sale to suffers 10 the army only
The regulations OF the Treasury areto b
complied with strictly.
By order Of Major Gen .Rosecrsbs.
WYNN wILEs
Major and Provost Narshsl Gen.
FOR sale, wholesale and retail BY Wilkinson, Bartlett
Co.. Keokuk. Iowa aprl3-dAxlyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24

Amarlnth, Hi, SC Loals-
The river is rising slowly st this point There is
siderable shore ice the Illinois side of tho river
The Mill BOY aud Eagle both fast In the Ice at the
foot Of Main street.
The and beautiful steamer Wyaconda, Capt Jc.
Stctts, is lying at the wharf awaiting inspection.
The Warsaw will te mp this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.

This 10 the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. II changes the burnt face and
hands to pearly satin texture Of ravhing beauty
parting marble purity II youth and the Dsfia6ss
pearanee inviting In the city bells Of fashson. 1t
TAM reckies pimpes and roughness from the skin
leaving the complexion resh transparent and smooth
1t contains no material injurious to the skin Pstronize
by Actresses aud Opera Singers 1t IL what every led,
should have Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. 4. HAGAN, Troy, NJ.
Address ell orders to
DRMAs BARNES CO., Nov York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!

DArCHRLOR's celebrated HAIR DYE SstAs Best -
- tAs Hs~ld. The only HsymLsss, Tyss ss1 ReliAkis
dye known This splsndid Hair Dye il perfsctchanges
Red Rusty, Gray Hair instantly TO Glsssv Bisrk
Montreal BrsDa without turing the Hair Staining the
Skin, leaving the Hair 6ot and Bcautifnl imparts fresh
vitality frequently restoring Its pristine color and rec
nes the Ill eaects Of had Dyes The genuine u signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; eli Others are mere imita-
lions and should be avoided Sold By al Drugeiats &c
HACr0RY-s1 Rarclay-street, New FORK. BAfcHEIcR'
NEW ToIlS CRlAM for Dressing the Hair. fjyo-dkw1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24

NJ Cspt. Rutledge, PROVOST Marshal
of this District. and lady, are in the city
stopping With Harry Fulton.
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financial au0 Comm crfial
KEOKUK MARKETS.
DAIly GArE CfrY OSyIcx,
KEoKuK. Nubruary %. 1855.
coRRrcfrp TUESDAYS Asp rsiDArs.

Our quotations of Tuesday remain unchanged. The
receipts OF produce light. Butter Of choice grade
will readily bring IS SO per NJ Eggs Is to 20 cts
per dozen for fresh.
As ferryboas get to running we expect to
see large Influx Of produce OF all kinds ffm Illinois,
which has been cut of two or three weeks
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNfmENr.

MEXICAN MUsTAN0 LGNfmENT.
The parties In St. Louis and Cincinnati who have
Counterfetug the Mustang Eminent under pretence OF
propretorship have been thoroughly estoped BY the
procured from the u States Treasury. private steel
plate stamp which ID paceoyef the top Of each
bottle Each stamp bears the fec ssnsis q my sigma
ture and without which the article ID Counterfeit
dangerous and worthless imitation. Examine every bot
tie has been In and growing in favor FOL
many years There hardly sxittsa hamlet the habit
able Globe that does evidences Of wonder
full effects Ii Ia the best emolent In the world. viii
present improved ingredients its effects upon
perfectly remarkable Sores healed, pain
relieved lives saved valuable animals made useful
untold ills assuaged For cuts, bruses sprains, rhsoma
tsm sweings bites cuts. eaked hrezst strained horse
&c. il 10 Sovereign Remedy that should be dis
pcused ~th. 1t should he In every family. Sold By a
Druggixts-
octll-dku D. BARNES, Esv York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24

TIE WESTMINSTER REvIEw.-The Am
erican publishers have sent us the Janu-
ary number. The contents are - follows !:
Taine's History of English Literature;
The Science Of Language Hamlet !; The
intellectual Development OF Europe !;
Peace in Poland; Circumstantial Evil
dence; Whatever is, is Right; Railway
Reform /; Contemporary Literature.
The American scholar will bear in mind
that these essays and reviews are BY the
ablest thinkers in Great Britain.
Republished by Leonard. Scott d Co
New York, 81 per annum, or SIS for thu
four Reviews and Blackwood.
i @-The following is the number o
marriage licenses Issued BY Robt. A. Rus
sell, Judge of Lee county. Iowa, for 1885,
-'3-'4, and January, 1888:
Licenses issued in 1862 20I
e I" '63 q!
i" '64 81
3 HJan '65 2
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J. n. TERBILLsS
Patent Revolving Washing Machine

In prepared to furnish families With them short
tice There question but they great ishort
saving MACHINE which, for durability and economy cam
not be eaused The machines i'll be sold by and can
be seen at Tucker Bros Hardware Store of ID
and Main street. also at II. W. Rothert- Main be-
S;h and 9Th streets Orders for them trial Of
the same can be lett at either OF those stores.
wM. ABBOTT
9zReer tn tbe following persons who are now using
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ECONOMY OF LABOR.
70 the Ladies' Of Eeokuk and Vicinity.

The undersigned having purchased the right for La
county for ihs sale and manufacture Of
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j. S. $50 LOAN !

~ sushority Of tho Secretary Of tho Treasury, ~
MISREPRESENTATION nsni sebsufpaen Assssy,
for ts sas Of United ststes Treasury Notes. bearing
ssJsn and thrsstsnths Per cent. interest Per aanun
known = the
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TOR sALE-6o acres of land on Il

l. blun above the Msrissipp5 River. about miles
above the city with snail log house aud Is under
fence Title good sale. Price SIS per aere Call on
III. b. TES-kYCE,
jane Real Estate Agent.
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Vim. Thompson 4 Co. Bankers.
!. W. DeispIaiu of Daily Gate CITY,
James Brown, Pastor United Presbyterian Church Re
oknk. febl1