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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-01

MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-Do not forget to yisi,
the Medical College this evening at 7:30 and
listen to the Introductory Lecture by Prof Z.
J. Gillett, NJ. D. The Professor reputation
- lecturer and man of science is too well
known to this community to require any addi-
nonal notice from US, and will call forth a
crowded house.
Prof. Hughes has, since the vacation of the
building as Government hospital, had il
entirely reftted and newly furnished, and the
museum which had suffered SO much damage,
has been renovated and supplied with rare
and valuable specimens, and forms now one
OF the great attractions of our city. The
lnfrmary, under the professional care of
Surgeon j. G. Hughes, is finished and COM
pletely furnished with every comfort for the
sick and injured and is now open for the re.
ception Of patients.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, who are in charge
of the patients, are experienced nurses, and
with the assistants under them the sick who
! may apply for treatment at the In6rmary,
either medical or SURGICAL will have eyery
care and attention that the importance Of
their case requires.
Such an Institution a. this merits the hear.
y cooperation Of every good citizen in our
Aidst; il i moi only the nick Who receive
Ne advantages from II but the city and in.
Aesd The entire 6tate 10 benefited thereby /;
: ~ thsrsfoN give il = hearty support.
Tia D;spensnrv - rccr..&;, - :,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-01

Hoe CHoLEeA.-The Burlington Harkeye
learns that this disease is prevailing extensive
ly in the vicinity of that city, "and that hogs
are perishing by scores with it. John Patter-
son lost forty hogs last week, L. D. Ingersol
eighty, John W. Pierson ten, a German forty,
and others large numbers by its ravages.
People are becoming alarmed, and many, fast
~ opportunity offers, are disposing of their
hogs to drovers, while others feed sparingly
with the intention of keeping them over.
There are none too many in the country now,
but swine will be scarcer than ever unless the
virulence of this disease finds abatement
SOON
We regret this, and hope the disease may
soon exhaust itself, and without further dam
age. Hogs are the most important item in the
political economy of majority of Iowa farm
ers, and the general prevalence of this fatal
epidemic would be public calamity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-01

LNoR eALR-fs acres of land all md, few. IN
acres under cultivation ard n fruit o. u hich ;h.re
considerably and acres Of tim Der IN rich "a - !.
large two story brick 4. elliux eoniainre II rrrs
Win saP. porehes- ornamental ard fiufttre4. Rfrrt
H. COCO cellar eis'ern seek vel With frss.f ltnk
@ aaee tsnsht ho1sf, ice house. Ike aud chick On
os.ile road VIII bt cold for the arr Nv o~ ,.iS.
O. 500. Enquire OF Isepz7l H b. TES-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-01
EOR sALE-A one story Fran. Dv.I.

Ing House large frame barn. cistern cellar and or
srmprovsnents With full ios situated o. Bank vrsct
bstvcen 1stand ID streets, Keokuk Title good Price
SA. tfeoiSI u B rFN-BYCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-01

t'OR SALE-A two story Brick Dwelling.
with II rooms, cisteru celer COED frzre .tafle fr
iHr horses full lot, with considerable fruit trees 1e
This property in the best order ard viii h. "a
With or without the Furniture nov in the hons. r.
property iocssed on Morgan between 18th ana Tstb
ana rni be cold for the ably low price n
5000, one-third in eash balance H. fbree sa,,.I
payments With intsres, Enquire oil " srTs psos or
sept n u TIN ryCw -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-01

F'oh SALE.-A one story Frame Dwell
II ing House containing seven room. -.IIsr -
~ ot W.T. fencrd on which IL large trck barn ia
which three finished roon.-and s.sli $50 80. ~
erai horpes and . carrtar--situs.ed r.., ,ha+as-x
aa eoneert t;rrefs, very convenient to hr.srrsxs
Aa'- properly viii Re sold cheap for Enaur. n
s@as II. B. TEy-RYcR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-01
EOR SALE-T~o Beautiful Lots. or

High street, fnorth sfde). between 9th ana etb
strests With smsn frame dwelling on same also D =
Of lot IN bock lee near the corner of nth and Msy
street south sid- with frame store on H. also "a
feet Of lot block 49, Johnson street adjoining
williams Foundry. All this property viii be sclt
june72 HB rENEYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-01

k'OR SALE-A desirable residence. The
= two story hriek House occupied by G. g. rull,r
on Concert c~twren Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
ranged little perfect Isrglsl II. B. TES-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-01

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sSsaEsss *sssesas&es 4 tasai sssgssz gssbzsss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-01

EOR SALE-The House and Land now
occupied by Charles Ivii ;, on the binf two mill.
and hall above keohuk--2o acres Of lasd Is under
high state Of cultivation ard we'll fenced Fine growth
ofulf trees small fruits and grapes brick house con.
Desirable country resderce Po-ee.sion the frt Of o
toeer Title psrfect Enquire Of
sugs He TEN vycE
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-30

are corcsrnSd. The time viii come WI, The
various political 'hsds, will no longer remain
blended in the support n ths fr,sidonL They
will take distinctive eolors Of some Kind, 80 they
did tefore assuming The JonsroS hue; but We
nsy safely surn.w tina, the breaking up will not
be In.ugurstod or desired by tie Presit snt. HIS
policy is to msin,s n. as long ns possible, the sp-
prVv,l Of the conservative masses both North and
South and with this objOc, IN view he has no
aversion 10 stirring up the extremists in both
seciions-thc northern Radicals and the Southern
ultrsis". Such IL tho probability concerning the
sfec, Of the message, 30 lar a, tho rotations be-
tween tho Presiden, and Congress are concerned.
who,hsr the appearance Of TIE iocurnen, q, this
time Is entirely iudcIous or not eanlbo determined
only by time.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-30
General Granvs Repors.
HrinerAErrn. AMY or II

| hlNhQtAhffnr Amy or TUr
UNITED srArHa Dec, Is Z.
W" E5,.l'ene" A. Johnson Precedent o, &
sir.-I reply 10 your note Of the 10Th
qucstins report nom mo giving such info
a. may be possessed IL coming within th 10
the inquiries made by the sonaie Of On, !.
States, In their resolution Of the iglh inst. d,
the honor to submit the following, with your i,
al, and also that Of the Iionoi able Secretary i,
l lon Washington City on the 9Th
month, for the purposs Of making
Of inspection throughout some Of the
staios lately In rebellion and 70 SEQ what
we're necessary In the disposition Of the ~
forces Of the country, how these forceu co,
dueed, and expenses curtsiled. DC, and .
far a. possible the FEELINGS and intentions
ttns o. those rtatos Tow ards the general 40
The state OF Virginia being 20 accessible IL
,on City and Information from this quarter
without conyertlng or meeting with any OF l.,
10 hhleis IL NJ o., ] spent one days In Char
y. t-o days. And In savannah and Aug !
saw much and conVerr.'l freely With the a.
those States a. vel as with officers OF tho
hsNe been stationed smons HON. -
Am satisfied the mass OF NJ inkins men OF IA =
accept the present sltuN,lon OF affair." In 80 4
- IA
,en,Imrnts al Tho n.oni. ~, .,'ns,o uN -
and EIsie Rlrbt, or 1hs Az, ~ s'.,.1ns
from tho Union they fegstd as having IA n.
Te.g,t 10 %. ni..ssJ ,n -, n-"l
m, N | me, ,hat th.,' n,, All, ' . ,.'n y.
arrived AZ AZ anal hn, mo-. ,h 1921 ~,
cleared .way. ANA fins -, ~
redsc. Ion, th.t I'M. do,p.'a, "'vn ~
fprtun.ts on. Tor ,bc .bois so,,,',n IN. W
,he Ilke len"dt, f,"n, 1, lii ,n my I.o'
In the field and In ihs sonnr,I , ~ opln.en ,
during which Isv "a .,cc',,.J o,i. - 49,"
tho hayon,t thToughout The a,.,.. IL, s.h.iiin'
len the people no.sihiv In conJ,,i, 'no, w., ~
that ready ohedIenee 40 etyii s"'ba,iR 49,"
people have senor.lI, b,sn IN ,hs ~ ~, w
mis- w1nid rengar Ia n',. ~ ,n' nantW 'l'l
throughout these stste. n,ra,.., y, ",
labor rrturns in N. nron,r rh.rn, an, s'u W.
IT, /. fully ostabi,,b.I IA ~ "n ~, ~, en'
either those holdiur n ,c,s und.r a.. ,,.,,,, b,
oiti.ens Of The southern Ei.tes, vLn ,bonsI
south A. pferent Ibe .bi," ana' a.. ~"
mu tuAll, is1ui,e IN, nfot,rti,u ~" ba ~"
GoVernment. There 4 sucb unlve,s,l A"',,,,,,,,,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-30
A Bsndittc In Detroit &c opfessIsus Of A.,
HnraIaK,

TIM Detroit DAny UsIor says For long tins
past, gang Of outlaws have infested tho out.
skirts OF Detroit, and have committed q serl,s Of
dspreda,ions which have created . wiie-spresd
feeling Of CONSERVATION and alarm among ,bo.s
who are compelled TO pass through woods and
lonely places IN coming TO aud going from the CITY
MOI only have men been robbed upon the highway
but The pastures and barns Of farmers have been
made to suffer 70 al alarming extent and no clue
has ever been found by which 10 Idonufy abs
thieves The arrest OF the Bor,le family, a Jaw
days ago on the charge Of shooting OF M Butter.
ns,d. 70 likely 70 lead 70 wonderful results No,
only has murderer been Appreh ended, but 4, ia
certain . gang Of band,u, who have hid themselves
10 the forests u bprnGwells. and only lsn their
place OF eoncealfnent " rob and steal and murder
II Necessary, have also been spprehsnded, AMI
are now on the broad road that will l,,d
them 10 the cells OF iclons. mau named Char.
Icy Knight, who was known 10 10 Q confe,ler Ale Of
the Bortlss family, was found In hut occupied AZ
Me headquar'ers OF tho gang lilo WAS taken be-
fore Justice Ludlow, and there made full confess
SION, duplicating himself aud the Others In NOR,
than twenty different Transactions from highway
robbery down 10 stealing hogs, cAtte, horses and
aheep, and other dspr dAtions. TAis confess on
was taken down In writing by rs Justice, and
sworn 70 by ths frightened highwyman, who n
IN supposed, made the statements with The idsa
that his punishment would be mslerially lesscnod
thereby. NY tho aid Of lights confession the fol.
lowing criminals were srrrstedi James 4, Bor,les,
The father, who took tho h,nd-cuns from
his son, and Aidet him In esc.nny
70 Canada Nellie Bortles, wife 81 ,bs
old man, only ~ years OF sr John B,rtlos,
ths murderer Thomas aud Fedsrek, hts Two
broshsras Mrs CulbsrL sister oflhe brothers, who
was arrested Tor conveying information AZ Them
ahsr they bad led 70 Cansla; Mrs.. John Bortl, A
formerly Hannah \. HArringtod tho wife Of ,hs |
murderer, who aided hun In esaping. The wife |
OF the old man. on beng inurogsiod as 70 her |
reasons Tor marrying such an 81 aud rcpulsivo |
husosnd, rep led, Nth much ieeng and consider- |
able profanity because was sillle fool I" shs |
ia young woman OF good sppesance, arid seems |
20 entertain no love for her douroid husband on |
me contrary, shs does not stisIns to Conceal her |
aversion, and has been heard tosxprsss her ui.h |
.hA. abe whole uibe will go 10 STATS Prison " |
From what We can learn We shod infer ths, her |
wish will bc moro than rsalEsd-Ih vy will ali 90 |
shere, and lake her with them.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-30
The TcnInn Troubles.

Tns unfortunate trouble In the Fsnian orgsnizs-
ton 10 deporod by every true friend Of Irish indie
pendence. Only few days ago u vs.. apparently
"a, =, d,.cors AMI o,,.,,v ,r.n.,,na ~, A.. 800,
work Of rescuing Ireland from the clutch Of the
opprsssor. In this country the most hopeful snuc-
p.tops we're INDUCED for Tho success Of the slor.
GUS cause At which Fsnisnism Was shining in
ireland, the people were eagerly looking for the
coming of their bre.horn from this nds Of
the Atlantic, TO sound the tocsin of Irish
liberty. In England, John BuIl was trembling
like en- Mpen leaf aud even In Canada the
blue noses aid swaks At night In dreadful
apprehension hat the Fenisn legions would
pounco upon tLsn, from over the border, le9re
daylight. Nov. however, the same evil innuNcs
which Disrupted tho Roman Empire, oauserths
downfall If Greece ard ne,rly discovered he me
riean Union--'n,ornsl disseniion-is sn,wiAs at
40 . al ktaNl la
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-30
RebeI peb,.-rhs Propo.ed Ar

oss Of the conditions OF rssioi alton, -
Prrsidcn, has repeatedly urgei upon .hSt
States, Is the population OF all obugsH N Ally
nscted for the support Of the rebellion sM
Of the said States have already taken the
sc,ion ~ rcpudiaung these debts, and thor, X
reason TO believe tina, any serious objection. on
DO made 70 the measure by any Of the reel ossas
States. Thsrefors, the proposed amendment %
Constitution, which has emsnsled from the Inn
prohibiting the psymen, Of such olilgatio, . "
practically ofbut little consequence and might AZ.
well have been dispensed with. A, the same I. Re
The moral effect Of such an smendnsnt wouldlu
good, and II would also preclude the possibilhsN
any future attempt 70 endorse any kind II DO.
thA, were contracted In .hs interest Of rebellion A
sta's that has passed an set OF reputation, nigh,
At soue time hereafter revoke ths, act and pay lie
rebel debt, n no Constitutional provision prohib-
itsdi aud while u 10 not likely ,hs, any State
would be gully Of such perldy for The sake Of
adding 10 i,s Impeachment, II may 10 o. we'll 10
have the malisr pu, entirely At es,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-30
1 pREPREsE sTATIvEs'

NM TJahia a. Harris, OF MARYLAND SAM hn.
Lean, elesate from Montana and VIM. n. 10 ls
n.i..n ,,o,, I.,.h ,.....,,., ....., ., u
.s' "'' ''""' '''Pes"'op' Aple""u 'hi hsaN
ihed by taxing tho required oath.
M. Sm''h also onsIod resoInt ion and dsmand'fi
inc previous question: That james NJ Johnson
70 sne Sonsrr" rom ihs Third
Sa njsiisss. q, H. az ~ r,.a y. snhieh 70
es,n =. ,e,,a.an,.,I,a ""''ns INV Penuehcy OF MS
M sisyens y, p.nn,cviix.,t. 49,, AZ. ..,. 4,
Ohio ob,ec "A ~ 49, ir,y ,'n,, snn NJ ney, OF
snd y, S,ni,e ~,,hS - .h W we i.souNoh'
an, '' "'"'''" '"o 9uo'"on 'o' INC pfe-
MT, frse OF lows offered . resolution, which vas
referred to tho Comtni,tse mn Recon.,,,o,lo, rh.,
- 49,. $500, A., 40, - '"''
no o's'o oo'hV w 'ho tobelhon ought TO bo en-
pted 10 representation until such State shall by ia
LEGISLATURE, or the proper ly constituted authorties
adopt the amendments 10 the Contribution securing
the payment Of National debts and rendis,ins ia
rebel debt, WV
Mr.. Washburne, OF Illinois, introduced a hin re-
pcslinr all laws providing for h,hins bounties
Referred TO the Committee on CONNER zee
Mr. Crinn,Il ,ntroduces . hin ,,ov,,in. A..
W. P'"''"'"' "s' no
commission shsI hereafter 10 Issued TO any civil or
military officer OF the C,oysrnment te,idont IN T,.h
,,n,ti n. ~. al, l.. Al. ~. :, -, " 80
n "o ~. 'on w w o,noe Nhete such commission
i a OF sno ann RrHtco OF po
- h W, IN sa' no snnii De allowed 70
syorsI pi. III NV, ,rIL, y. l,nout ,uch dn-
the judiciary. ""''' y"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-30
"wednesday, December 10.
RECOSsTkUCTION.
Georgia Delivered over TO tho Elected
stale Authorities

Washington Dec. io,-he following has tsen
addressed by Mr.. seward 70 Gov. johnson
DEPARTMENT or Sur,
NAnniN1iiS, Dec. 10, 1893 I
To His ES.siincv Jdmse johnson, psor,si,nai
ia.
SIN The time has arrived Wien, In tho Judgment
Of the President Of the United ltAiss the care and
conduct Of the proper affairs Of Ne State Of GeorgA
may DO reunited TO the Constitutional authorities
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-30
Tuesday. December no.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Thirty-ninth session.

SENATE.
wdshng,on, DE 1s-Mr. Grimes presented the
petition Of Vice Admiral Farrssut and eleven hun.
dred o. her naval officers asking for increase Of
psy, which va, referred 70 the COMMITTEES on Naval
Affairs.
resolution was passed n.t-uetine the Secretary Of
the Senate pay out Of the Continent Fund TO Mrs
MARY Collamer the smoust due 70 Hon. Jacob Col.
M. Doolittle, from the Committee on fndisn AZ
fairs, reported -esouton, which unt ndop ed, for
the expenditure Of Eve hundred thousand dollars Tor
the support Of dostituie Indians the southern DO
p'ndenolos, and the purchase Of agricutural impe-
inons Tor said Indian, the none 10 be taken ON
fund Of w Give hundred thousand dollars nos In the
purpose.
Mr.. Wilson offered . resolution providing for the
appointment Of examining board to relieve officers
Of tho regular who have not rendered moritoh.
Gus service In the late var and 70 Gil their places by
appointments from the regular army Veteran Ro'ere
Corps and the volunteer force; which va referred TO
the Military Committee.
Mr.. Wilson explained tho objec, Of the shove
resolution He said there we're men IN the regular
during The war; While msny, who had commanded
oorps and oivisions, would have TO return TO subof
object o the resolution to enable the country TO take
aayantagt OF the experience -hi many officers in
the REGULAR and volunteer service had obtained in the
pat tour years.
Mr.. feSenden called up the House bill for tho
refurnthlnF and repairing Of the Pre,idents House,
which ~ passed.
Mr.. Wilson offered the following, which VI.
adopted
Rssoip,f, Ths, the Committee Commerce Ia
instructed 10 Iule into and report upon he
in which American ve.,sls transferred durins the
fete!llon 10 bn'tHh owners are nov being return
not In arcofdnncr With law What Iesialaion n sny
N necessary 10 pi event such Transaction.
Mr. boolitto introduced . hill In relation 10 the
, 1865-12-11
Chicago Provision Market.

and ths alost ios. = eaes Il g5eyi.iea
q n;sesdn II dessls is'sssnsd; ID r RssSfss
~ &c wases of thsa mogth,y xorsmsa ratesr er
thsn ksen Y sash " e. @ ~ =! d4e
s !sss:sa s@ ~ FL AZ IL sas;n .5 ~,
0e I'D Fl h,ss e. te's aspts and
sansamp ea1s paon. &c. oss Tic desd:aeF b:sTea 10
% "a sses IL sf 81 s..
hd Tas ordinarily might ss stsSe9, Tta
be- eeadss Ese atsa
tie ths@ % t. u u Is s,es1 res:1Se Condition: Is +:
S e e. M Ss ea e s tss 5 Sns
he demand q .o ,rhn na ,nesi,s of lei = APPS.
st se5 THn - ~ 9 81 W.
chaters, and tie market eIoses csm II 9aa. &C
sts h.ss9 Sstst hos s t.. afssx Il
the few striving hsye been pedd!ed out ~ issl! net
e ees .he but Z Of e cur Supplies til middle q
%, s | H. sfsn ss s. a is
1sa at teoneh se2sTsT, hs'd a,s T. Ssoa,an5 IT,
sssh sss s.
81 = ts Most laeksrs. aoEevs5 h9ld Al a. 9sca 9s
u s1sHc thoash :ao pess' zela 'oa.5ay At %.
nhbsd n ~ n5a naseeed ineo a. 5ns ,rsss1f s5s
siss I'D nEh nIosasS e haa !sEsE fe, ,a. q.
Dle 5Sie et.ss soud b. =, se s aSaspy d7
Long tat T9as have Je: eesa m.as I'd - !ass =
i.ae 1T ae IL as e eesn I'll
S'sne @ ed q II s
/ s. sss q 20 s5eEa Il
nm Il. isMs 10. ETetshn AZ unsettled 20 mutual
a. ,ssGGa NIs11nS 1a5s
, 1865-12-11
H0STE1TER'S STOMACH BlTTERS

Crder the same Inv Of Distribution, pzcate the xdola
frame With the remedial and protective antIotes With
which they arc mcdic7tcd- This simple expluostton
Will enable the ft2der 70 understand how This 1liar
vegetable stlmuia1t fottldes the system, and why
has taken precedence Of every other stomaehio md
Alternative advertised sold % this side Of the
Atlantic.
Ofal seasons OF the yer tho Summer a1d casfy Fall
The most debltauux The strength OF strongest
willis under the torEtd temperature July and Auuxk
md the r1asa Of September md October IL dangerous
10 the system depleted and worn down By The opprss
sso heat olthe DOG DaYs. But xhoev IL wtss enough
resort to his Toni~ Elixir whom m lnytgozant In
most needed Will nacst assusey escape the debility
which prepares the way for epidemic maladtez.
No felr Of Fever and Axue aE Rlioua Rsmittent 70
yer. TWO three months heuce for sho4 who a<e pTu
dent enough 10 take the Filters ROW.
During the var the stncacy Of tho preparation -
means OF enabling human nature to endure the most
tremendous aticue under blaztnZ VIVA proven to
tho entire sadsactiou al the Medical staff: md thou
sands Of our disabled Veterans low rely upon
, 1865-12-11

fFtpm thc Detroit Free Trest, Etl.1
DS1m MyH-1le Schooner s. Burharn, owned by
sEntput Eutte1tcld. OF coDac r. - be rebuilt at
that race during the coming ~ 'te., and vii again
MI her appeAF4occ On the c1thIns Of naFi-Atou, \
hettrr CTaf thkp cytf- fursher inxtAlnGt OF YES
pcis fassed down yesterday from Chlcaso leaving but
lurec due from Tint QUARTER
ration OF getting TINS rcsse! op nas bcca u..aly o.
niacs In Campbell 4 Ovens dry dock for repalss It
yin be rccnlected hst st~sE days stnee kae stsurS
Ge-hns5u being th1nned. md af1erEaEde sunk. She
Ent a. bseuucnt1y lEhtcnet OF FE Of her cargo Of
!: Prn1F1Ixk NA1YIowxE SINE AGAIS.--Tbe work OF
raising Kills steamer xch has bteu Going On for tev-
las tpnE a1nn, and Lies in her former position.
She h4d been raised aud Fe1e bc!ng mat
while changing the position ot the steam prlps some
Or The supports g2Fc Nny, and she went doK partially
rnltnf osfr u her side, Whethc- tttr operations will
-. -,Tex ~ ~ mt ~ haye got 1rxsreA.
, 1865-12-11
t,,,1cAco uxf GouDs MARKET.

EAffEDAY EFkNIaHs l'bC-S+
Sotur OF onr iobbcs1 report 4 fairly active tadc
up,tn. the week. while with othe1s Il WIS fAther
uuct. There nrc = ertst many country buyers IN
1oxn, hut they do not psfchase LARGELY. huaaA 6l1s
mr. nov the rule and large ones tic exception Since
our last report thcrr have been Ec1y few clsnFss TO
chfuu,clc. Prints arc IN reduced ttock and steady
shce4angr rcstn ~ last quoted. neacacd goods sfr
generally tut same. though On one or tEo brands \
ltcht eopccxAoo h. bcen Iuada. Striped srtirsa aae
shsdt loEcr Ticks Asc steady and s7n D:taiass IRE
1ewcr Cation F1onnc1s arr w1il.nt ellanEe lalEo,
Iale4 steady Al rev1ous Prices EaIgss ass Sas Ha
quo1ed. Ea.ton yAnA sre sieady aasts ars fdm ~
A. wtth large stock On The market saunct&+ ha2-
ys+N ana hcs cIotAs In dausnd znd sasahS. We
1uote fjoxipC Ilr1cts 1S fDllOWE:
, 1865-12-11
H0STET1ER'S STOMACH BtTTEAS

Arc a tar superior to eeJ other Tonic xnd Alsesayo
IN the market the purcst and most nutritious href
to those couutcE1ets of the stat Of le composed or
bad yeast and 1nsourd Hour. lta materials ars thd
purified essences Of the nueat Tya, ncdicated with III
Juices Of herbs and roota poaseaAus unequalle tonf
slsesative and antEhious properties md which have
received the emphatic approval Of thu n1ost dfstn-
Eutahed phystcta and phaEnaceutists Of the Age-
The Esseucc Of Rye Is adtdhsable e.siulaut-p othex
words, Il IL nld which rapidly SPREADS ltlef ,hsouzk
tho system, carrying With It any mend[caent which
Is combined with It. The 1eason why tha pe1uLetouS
tavern liquors do 20 much injury H. becasa they aze
adnfterated with poisonous tnxTed4ents which they
convey into the circulation ar the 1e4vpu4 system md
he brain. thereby generating Inflammation Of the
stomach. Intestinal disorders. liver dIsease nervous
conElalnts dctr1um ntmcns. hnbect1itY and madness
The reason why
, 1865-12-11

DROPOSAIS FOR BUILDING
l. A HARBoR At MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA.
The Rosrd of Directors Of the Michigan CITY Ha1hof
Company Invite proposals. for The repair ot The old COY
eEnmeot reSa nov ln the Hstb9r a9 Mlenlgaa M C!L5:
piers IN e1entton uf the old ones aud the dredging
ofthe har,or The COMPANY aFe n possession Gf AZ
needed iafornationAAn be gained. md the Board viii
fl1ntsh eEery facility for other surveys which nsy be
required.
lions the Board rrscyin the right Of accepting auy
FTopoaals viii be received until JauRsty -. 15S
Ills believed TINT practical pier bnildets Tin tnd
this work ST ob!ect. The Company will ptoEtde crey
facility foE the butdng ofa tlESt:e!sss u hafbar.
- IT. II. ROBERTS, .
C, 2. Dr. WOLF; tDrcctors.
J. \. WILLIAMSON
: u. j. HALDWIS-
, 1865-12-11
\ our Apettiny =.

and Future Prospects IN Life clearly revealed By d.
Eaphat1. &c Wills ta affections os the opposite aeS.
he EuideA Sou 10 wealth. health and happ1ness Ca1
..n,nr store 2l1 East Madtsoa-st, between Wells
and Frsntllu, Consultation fec Qne Dollar y11
, 1865-12-11
Ruxchclor.s KI1lTr Dye.

fha Best In the World. Hanlesa. reliable. instan-
tancous. The only perfect Dye! No Disappointment
no ridiculous t1utA Signed W77ifuHp 4. DI&carIor,
Arie I0rk. Also, REGESERAT1NG EXTRACT OF
NILIEFL LEu uKS-estates, rtrserTrs and beaut 1es
tnr hnfr. Sold hy I'LL Druggists. dc9a1sS ty