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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ CFICE CLERK OF COUNCn.-THE FOLLOWING
J clause of Section Of "Ordinanco to Raise Sup
plies for the year 1867 published for tho information
e nsrsons selling Goods by sample otherwise who are
nof Tesdents of this city All such persons are hereby
notified to report ut this ofice.
~Tbree doilare every hundred donrs of all goods
sold In this cttyt Sons not residents, by sample or
otherwise W; H. ehrlhn, n,u
March 4 ''e'A " t''tn'n ~
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ar The Infants Friend.-Mrs. Windows
SOOTHING SYRUP the best and surest remedy In the
world for all diseases OF children, such as teehng wind
coc &c. 1t corects scidity Of the stomsch, regulates
the bowels and gives rest health and comfort TO- mother
and child. Perfectly safe in all cases. as millions OF mo-
theirs testify Offices, No. 2l6 Fulton street. New
York, and No. 2O5 High Hilborn, London. England
Be sure and call for
"MRs. wNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac siIe Of cURrIs PERKINS, on the out
side wrapper. AL others are base limitations.
DOWIE & NOISE,
No. 151 Meeting street. opposite the Charleston Hotel
August 20 tuthsS
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MARES NEsr.-The Mercury, in its issue OF yes
terday, in speaking Of new United States flag
recently raised at the Citadel, says: 'The flag has
twenty-six of it's stars in diamond cluster in the
centre Of the Union, and the ten others disposed
around the border of the Union, two in each cor
ner and one in the centre Of the bottom border of
the Union and one in the centre of the top border
Of the Union. Whether Intentionally or not this
flag is emblematc, so far as it separates ton Of the
stars from the remaining twenty-six.'
It is to be remarked that American flags were
manufactured with the stars similarly disposed
before the war. The Mercury, usually so accurate,
is here at fault. This, however. is e1cusable.
when all the circumstances in the case are con-
sidered.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE,)
MAIN GUARD HOUSE,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., August 20, 1857.
ara published for tho information Of oil whom II
N''' ''''' Captain Of Police
Point Garden, and East or South Battery. be and the
game is hereby prohibited; and any person who shall
violate this clause Of this Ordinance shall for each ana
isra to BE- recovered in the City Court one-haf the
amount to be given to the infOrner.
sro VIII. ALI indecent and disordsrly conduct ours.
ING and swearing clamorous noises drunkenness, quar-
railing fghtng or profanity committed In White Point
Garden or on either Of the Batteries Aforesaid shall be
poW directed BY law to be punished when committed in
any other portions Of the city.
sYo K No person or persons shall ride lead or drive
any horse or mue or mules within the enclosure
N the Garden under penalty Of FIVE dollars for every
mch offence. TO be recovered in the City Court onehali
the amount Of the fine to be given to the infOrmer
SEQ. u It shall not be lawful for any person per
sons TO secure or with their lasts any vessel boat
or raft any part Of the wharf or the ratings thereof
at white Point constructed by the City Council leading
from that part OF East Bay called the Battery to South
Bay street. or to land from any boat vessel or ran
spy boards lumber other material any part of the
gatd wharf, ana any Pofboh VT POI Sohs sual Va
any of the provisions contained in this clause
such person persons shall forfeit and pay fifty dollars
10 be recovered in the City Court oneha of which pen
atty shall go to the informer
Whereas many loaded drays and carts pass unnecessa
rily through King street. In the city Of Charleston to
the great obstruction Of that thorouehfare and to the
serious Inconvenience and danger Of those who have
business therein:
BE is ordained Tint from and after the passing of this
Ordinance it shall not be lawful for any licensed cart
draw wagon or other carriage, laden with cotton um
ber or other merchandise or commodity to be driven
through the said King street south Of Calhoun street OF
ceyinq or deposng load in such part of said street
and any driver or conductor Of any such cart dray
~aoon or other carriage, offending herein shall forfeit
and psy sum Of not less than ten dollars, nor more
than twenty dollars. 80 August %
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Who CAN REo1sTER.-The following from Inc
Darlington Souherner, is Of interest at tnis
| time:
HEADQUARTERS, SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT.
CHARLESTON, s. c., August Is, 1857.
To Maj. Jas. Roy 6lh Infantry, Acting Ass'ssans ss
Inspector General, I'd Military DsslTacs' ou"t-
ter, South Cdro,,nd.
In reply to your inquiry as to the ehglDlhty OF
persons who took part In the rebellion after nav nav
ing held certain Offices you referred 10 tara-
graph XXIy., of General Orders, No. g. AS I!i- ndi
eating the time and mode in which the MAJOR
| General Commanding will review the decision OF
Boards of Registers.
All citizens desiring to register and deemng
| themselves qualified should offer themselves Ior
registration, the boards win hear thelr apphGatons
| and decide, and if mistakes be made ample op-
portunities to correct them will be afforded before
| any election takes place.
By command Of
(signedj 80 J. W. CLous,
Capt. Ssth Infantry, A. A. A. G..
GONG GOING II GONE lll-Faster than tho auc-
tioneers hammer knocks down merchandise,
neglect disposes Of the teeth. Bid, therefore, OF
that prize of life, perfect set BY brushing them
regularly with SozoDoNT. tuthsS August 70
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1OCA....
The Board will meet again at Darlington, Mon
day, August 26th, and remain three days. At
Florence on Thursday, August 18th, and remain
three days. Office hours, to IL A. NJ, 3 to P. M.
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MUSIC ON THE BATTERY.-MR. EDITOR: Since the
occupation Of this city by the United States troops
there is nothing that has contributed more to the
happiness Of the people than the concerts on the
Battery Saturday afternoons; lately we have been
deprived of them, understanding the instruments
have been sent North, and in whose stead, we are
to receive new ones. The band, we believe, pos
sess a complete set Of stringed instruments. Will
not our obhging Post Commandant substitute
them for the others, so that we can enjoy concert
on the Battery this afternoon2 think am safe
in predicting he will let the people come
MUSIC FOR MANY.
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No. 1 LICENCES.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, |

OFFICE CLERk UF CUUNCID,
July q, 1867.
yr,rrt,sp PERSONS WHO MADE APPLICATIONS FOR
No IJOJOR LICENSE are hereby notified to le-
mort Mt this Office with their applications eiiately
p0i' ~ ~ ". II. SMITH,
Ju,v Of Clerk OF Council.
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RnaBTRAr1oN IN DARLINGTON the South
erner Of yesterday We learn that up to the 21st
inst registration in that precinct stood follows:
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The Time to Advertise I'm the Country.
The PHGNTx has q large circulation throughout tho
middle and upper Districts Of tho State. Advertising
rates reasonable the singency Of the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns of the paper win address
JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor,
February 25 Columbia 8. C.
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We ale indebted to Mr.. B. DoscHKR for copy
Of the September number of Die Aodenuen, the
best and most serviceable Of all the Fashion
Magazines.
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REMovAL.-We would call the attention of the
public, ladies in particular to the removal Of our
friends Messrs. MELcHERs & MULLER, one OF the
most accommodating dry goods houses in King
street. The move is good one, and from our long
acquaintance with the gentlemen, we feel satisfied
that bargains can be had and prices and styles to
suit the times and the most fastidious. Give them
call.
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Fact Worth Knowing.
Bakers wishing good FLOUR for Bread should call al
sTENHoUsE CO., No. ITO East Bay
Families wishing choice FLOUR for Biscuits Rolls,
&C., should call at sTENHOUsE CO., No. ITO East Bay
August 6
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PosToFF1oE NoT1oE.-An evening mail for Au-
gusta and Savannah, and for distribution beyond
those Offices, viii close daily OF the Postof6ce at
haK-past o'clock.
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INFORMATION WANTED.-What is meant by o
s'list Of circulation ?"
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RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-Ar. Editor The congre-
cation Of the Cathedral Chapel and many visitors
we're deeply impressed and instructed Cd last
Sunday by the eloquent discourse Of Rev. W. F.
CLARK, 8. J., Of Baltimore.
30 deep WAS the impression, and so great the
satisfaction that entreaties, numerous and ur-
gent, are continually made, requesting him to IA
vor the congregation and many friends, Of all
classes, with another discourse.
The good Father, thus besieged, had no alterna-
tive, and has kindly consented.
he will, therefore, preach tomorrow, August
the 25th, at High Mass, in tho Cathedral Chapel,
at 103 o'clock.
As usual, the pewholders VIII be accommodating.
Ali who are willing to come are welcome. B.
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THE GALAxY.-We have Just received the Sep
tember number Of this excellent Monthly. Not
having had time yet to read it, we take the follow
ine notice from the Euening Post of Wednesday !:
ssSteven Lawrence, Yeonan," and "Waitng for
the Verdict" are continued in the September
Golary. One of the most noticeable contribu-
tions, in some respects, is WALT WHTMAN's ''Carol
of Harvest for 1867" Neither verse nor prose, it
yet has much Of resi- poetry in its rugged and
careless stanzas, and is, to good degree,
"a song with the smell Of sun-dried hay when the nm
bic pitchers handle the pitchfork;
A song tasting Of new wheat and OF resh-nusked
maize"
Scholars and old school-boys will read with in
terest the "Reminiscences Of DR.. ANTHoN," the
writer Of which, although very friendly, does not
spare some o; the peculiartes Of the late learned
professor. We extract few passages OF bio
graphical value:
Facing the table was one Of Anthon's favorlte
ideas. 1t consisted in having table and CHAIR
placed In the middle of the room, and upon the
table fresh, unmarked copy Of the author,
whether Greek or Latin, whom the class was then
reading. The scholars were then summoned TO
this table in turn, to translate and be examined
upon portions OF the days lesson. The advantage
OF this mechanism was TO deprive the boy under
examination Of all assistance from his neighbors,
tions, marginal notes, and various other devices
for getting unfair credit, in use among students.
= He was the genius loci Of the grammar
school, the pervading spirit. The pupils knew in
stinctvely when he set his foot upon the threshold
of the building. and to see him open the door of
class room, and stand in the door way, glaring
around the room to detect something out Of the
Wsy, and shaking his bunch Of keys in his pocket,
was something terrible. Every boy stopped
Studying at once, and behaved himself with all
bis might Yet with all this terrorism it was
nothing less-Anthon rarely left classroom with
ont having first started laugh. True, the laugh
Was generally at some ones expense, and was not
always kind but as stimulus to exertion, the
ridicuIe unsparingly heaped upon tho victim was
most efectuaL"
JEAN IseE1ow's new volume OF poetry is appre-
ciatively reviewed by Mrs. HARRIET PRESCOTT sPoF-
FORD. A Mormon elder contributes an enthusias'
tic sketch Of BRIGHAM YOUNG, well worth reading
a. showing how the great poygamist is regarded
nv his faithful followers. WILLIAM X. ALdEh has
An article entitled ''The Ladies OF Llangonen, IN
which q romantic Welsh story is finely told. The
..Nebulsp discusses the divorce question: the
meaning of the word gentleman" the subject Of
physical pain, and notoriety as secret OF success
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

bOolN ESo NJ Z IIOILOs
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
Try Them.
Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the use of PANKNns
HEPATIo BrrTERs. We would recommend them to all
who stand in need of a tonic.
For sale by all Druggists. October 8
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NATuRAIIzED FOREIGNERS. there appears to
be an erroneous impression abroad among our
adopted citizens Of foreign birth, that their right
to register has been questioned, We have been re-
quested by member Of one OF the Boards Of Re-
gistraton in this city to state that as far as he
knew, no such objection has ever been made;
certainly there was no desire disposition to pre-
vent foreign citizens from voting.
There is not tho shadow Of any authority for
such construction Of the oath in any Of the Re-
construction Acts, and We feel inclined, therefore,
to believe that this rumor is altogether incorrect
We hope that none OF our fellowcitzens Of foreign
birth viii allow this or any other consideration to
prevent them from registering. Let them not de-
lay too long; procrastination is always dangerous
when brought in relation with duty.
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ALONG THE NoRTHEAsTERN RAnRoAD-Going
up the road on Wednesday, we were surprised at
the large number Of white female passengers,
native and to the manor born, picked up all along
the road between the river and Kingstree. 1t was
soon explained. This was ration day. Every one
of these candidates for United States bounty
brought bag, and in this bag took away corn and
bacon, very much pleased at the goodness Of their
Uncle Samuel. The conductor charged no fare to
these poor people, either going or coming. The
pensioners were all widows and orphans OF Con-
federate soldiers-at least they all claimed to hold
such relations to our late soldiery. There we're
no negroes among the distributes Of the ele-
mosynary fund on Wednesday, from which we
infer that they 'sdraw" on a separate day.
Cotton is looking up everywhere and if frost
will hold off to late period, we shall have an
abundance Of our favorite staple. The corn along
this road is not 80 fine, though excellent on some
plantations.
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Post Office Notice.

PosT OFFICE, |
CHARLESTON, 8. O., July 6, 1867.
After to-day tie mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at 8 O'Clock AM, and to-day and after
wards they are expected to reach the Railroad
"station" at $50 o'clock PM, and to be ready for
delivery at this Office at $50 o'clock PM, except
on Sunday, when the hour will be from PM. to
PM, until further notice..
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.
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July 25
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March 60
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10

The ceremony Of laying the corner stone
Of the German Catholic Church was largely
attended last Sunday afternoon. A process
sion four squares in length, headed by the
Cornet Band, was formed 1t the Exchange
Street Catholic Church, and marched 10 the
location Of the new edihce, on the corner Of
johnson and Fourteenth streets, whore Rev.
Father Haderer. Of Burlington, assisted by
Rev. Fathers Decsilly and Cornelis, dspos-
tied the atone in its place with the proper
ceremonies. Fathers Haderer and Decailly
then delivered short addresses appropriate to
the occasion, the former IN the German and
the latter in the English language,
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Ar the Silver Wedding party, held at Gen.
PARROTS, last week, his friends took advan
tage OF the occasion to present the General
with very elegant Silver Pitcher, pair Of
Goblets and Sa!ver. On the Pitcher was en-.
craven, in addition to the presentation in
sefiption, the names of the twelve battles in
which he participated, commencing with
Belmont and terminating With Savannah.
The presentation was made BY Mr.. Stripe,
AND responded to by the General in short
but pthy speech, and very happy time was
had by the assembled company, comprising
nearly one hundred.
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LAST Sabbath morning Rev. DR.. Crazy,
editor ofthe Central Christian Allocate, de.
livered very eloquent and profound sermon
ct Chatham Square Church, to an audience
which filled every seat of that large room.
During the pasttwo weeks the large audi.
ence room Of this church has been closed, in
order that the same could be renovated. fres.
coed, etc, aud last Sabbath morning i, VA.
again thrown open TO the public. The cell.
ing aud walls have been beautifully frescoed,
by master hand, giving the interior very
pleasing appearance, indeed. We shall not
aiemp. description Of the pannels, orna.
menss, columns, arches, shadiugs, and
soft blending OF coIors that have been
wrought on the walls SO artissically, as they
must be seen to be fully appreciated. The
frescoing is said to be the finest that has yet
been done in the State
at the conclusion of the morning services
the pastor ofthe charge, the Rev. }. Haynes,
read the annual report Of the Trustees Of the
Church, showing that all liabilities had been
promptly met, and that the charge, religious.
~, financially and otherwise, vas never be.
fore IN more prosperous and encouraging
condition. A collection vas then taken up,
the procseds OF which will be- ased ia cush.
ioning the seass Of the church. We are verv
happy to thus make note Of the Christian real
OF those Who Worship II Chatham SQUARE.
This week he pastor Of this ch>r.. Lac.
% attsnd Confsrssss. HE so;o.rn !, ~.
sitys darisg The -past confsrsacs yeer. s..
endeared him not only 10 the memhership 81
Chatham Square, but 70 svery one Who hae
had heplsAsus of II acquaintance, and -
believe ~ sxka61 - snistalll 6ish thss -
may y rstsrl ~ CO. 49, ~ 70 q 5.
.is;se Y -. H. sl.sese Ai'lfslt - :
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Proclamation in Admirably
United iaa,ts ~ America, District Of Io1a.
United S.ates Marshsl's Once.

Cttsn ud'N ~ iMtr1cd, 1st'tct % foHd
United States MarshsI's OHfce,
Keoknk, Sept 1. 1867.
HEREBY give notice thst 10y virtue OF warrant o
and monition, issued ont of the Office OF the
Oerk Of the United District Court in and for The
District OF Iowa and to directed in the following
cause TO wit Michse Gos-iio mariner and libel!snt
sxainst the boat barge No. 5. Barge N. ?. due
tackle aud apparel and In civil and maraims
for demand OF contract OF wages, Sill co. did the
lth day Sept 1857 At the port OF Heohuk Leo Coun
~ Iova, In said District of Iowa. and take In my
possession Tor SAFE custody, and do dstan tho said
barge No s. or barge H. P due S, tackle md appsr.
and hereby also give pnhlic notice that the time
gned for the return Of said warrant k tho 18th
OF September, 1867, ut 10 A. M and hereby admorsh
and snnmona all person, claiming interest in the
said barge Nc. s, or barge NJ QUO 8. her tack G
aud apparel, knowing having sn,thiog say why
the should NOT be demnej aud sold to answer
the demand Of said belaLt, that they be appear
tore TIE said District Court fer the district OF Iowa.
returs 10 BE- begun aud holden at said Di.trict
Oonrt Room the 18th day of Sept Aforesaid
kuk Iowa, In said district. SAID la,t led day.
when and where said will be heard then
pose their claim and saia lte aud
their allegations in that behalf
e. .CLARK, q s.M
sept5 Ii. FULTON, Dep.
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Mr.. MCDONALD PARsHALL presented Us
yesterday with = box Of large, fine looking,
luscious psaches-a specimen Of the kind he
IS now daily receiving from Alton. Mr.. Par
shall can furnish this fruit in any quantity, at
the most reasonable prices. His place Of
business is on the corner Of the Levee and
johnson street. All those desiring to pur-
chase peaches should remember the place and
give him 4 call.
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A CARD.-At the Republican County Con.
ventian, held at Charleston, last Saturday, l
was nominated, without my knowledge, for
the office of Coroner. Private and profes,
sional reasons prevent my acceptance Of the
nomination, and therefore thankfully de-
cline it. DR. A. WEisMASN,
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The grasshoppers have been very annoying
in Council Bluffs and its vicinity, this season,
and the local Of the Nonpareil has hit upon
an idea to destroy the pests. He says that
when Henry Clay Dean comes to that place
on the 26th inst, for the Democracy to wash
him and throw the suds on the insects
Fun for Dean, but death to the grasshop,
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SUNDAY afternoon horse in harness dashed
down Main street at a speed akin TO that
which is made by Dexter. He rushed out
Second to | inca, where be was captured.
Who he belonged TO, where he came from,
and where he was going, we're matters that
we did not take the trouble to ascertain.
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-. ...ss s1s
r,kf : ! - |!
= ,ae Unssa oss1sGl 0san0 - -
r. $500. sansl bsiss - N1ote
s. ,.esls 9 shaiineaasd DaAss 1ssos,
- - ssaa1ieee iassavsl T. - Dssss
-, $3.50 r y sA i
etr. =: = g., g. & . U.'.
assaaes.sses r ~ nsstisss sad gre IN
- ~ 80 thep6G q sTTgsg.s
I'D "a sl9 esssd
Ose. W. NcCaAaY,
JoxI g. WArsnnAI,
". b. Co11IH6,
Lee County Union Commissse.
Tho speaking will oonmsncs = o'clock
= sacA appointment unless osAsss'ss e
dered.
ossn IAH rovTsaIr.
Rogers School HOUSE. Monday. Sept. 10,
IL. A. Eaaoa,. j. @. w,Iisoa and :. :. Nc.
Cnry.
Denmark = Tuesday, Sept. l1--Hiram
Knowles, Esq, and Hon. J. Tracy.
/ PlxAsAxr aaDoK TOWNSHIP.
Norsi1 School Houas Wsdnesday, Sept.
lls-J. q. Wilson and John Van Vslkn'
burg, Esg. s..
nAaIon TOWNSHIP.
Pilot Groys--Thursd1U, Sept. 26-0so
IW. McCrary, Il. G. Stenpel and d. "
Rothsrt.
CBDAR rowxsHlf.
Biz Mound Thursday, Sept. ls-Col
IJohn Brace and J. b. Howell
HARRISON TOWNSHIP.
Primrose Saturday, Sept. 2l-col. ]. "
Rankin and F. Semple.
YaAHKLIx TOWNSHIP.
Franklin Centfs--Friday, Sept. 2o--Gsn
Matthias, DR.. A. W. Hanmasssr and Dr.. q
F. S.smpel.
WEST POINT TOWNSHIP.
Wess Point-Ssturdag, Sept ALL. B
Howell and Gen. Matthias.
WASHINGTON IowssHIP.
Eou ScnOOl AOubo-IA oAuAys SePs' 80
"A. J. McCrary and J. g. Wilson.
80 yKFrsRsoB TOWNSHIP.
Brick School House (Sand Prairie)-Tusl
day, Sept. H-W. j. Cochran and W. q
Morrison, Esq.
Il CHARLESTON TOWNSHIP.
i Charlsston- Friday, Oct. Al. w. Ran
Kin and F. Semple.
New Boston "Wednesday, Sept 26-W
~. Cochran aud Hiram Knowles, Esq.
VAN BURKs TowSsHIP.
Croton-Tuesday, Oct. Geo. w. As
Crazy and Gen. II. I. Reid.
pEs MoIEEs TOWNSHIP.
overwhelmingly Sept. 26-Gsner,
John Bruce, II. w. Sample.
Hoosier Gresn-Friday, Sept. 27-J.
Howell, Ii. W. Rothert.
.MoTrRosr rowHBHIP.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Sept. 2S-Col. J. "
Rankin, Gen. John Bruce.
Meetings in Keokuk and Fort Madiso
| / win DO announced BY special notices in III
/ DAILY GATE CRY and Fort Madison Ploi,
t dealer, and BY posters.