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"A CA RID

r TAKE PLEASURE in informing the pub
i lie that ] have formed a co-partnership
with DIR. A. SoIilDAY, a skillful and practical
Dentist. DR.. s. has been educated at the Phil
adelphia College ofDental Surgery, and has
had an extensive practice, thus enabling me to
recommend him to my patients. u
With many thanks for past confidence and
patronage, trust, with the able assistance l
have secured, to merit d conthaanes of the
same Very Respectfully, &C.,
e s.ia HfeEItt asa asWM.H 9 SHULzE>.
- n B.-Terticnlor attention given to the pres-
CREATION Of natural teeth. Artificial teeth inser-
ed in the most approved methods. Teeth cr-
fracted trithoss pain by theuse OF Nitrous Oxide
Ga, sqfe efficient aud harmless an@thetic.e
SHULZE & SOLLlDAY, Dentists.
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ladies whose delicate health makes 1t absoutei
necessary for them not to have children must have
can, with perfect confidence and safety, use DR..
RAPHAEL'S Remedy. They will thus not onlypra-
vent increase of family but they will at the same
time, promote and preserve their health, because
his preventive against having children Ia Innocent
and safe 1t does not interfere with diet occupa-
ton. II operates without sickness exposure, and
is certain in its effect 1t not only prevents from hay
Ing children, but will restore the monthly periods,
and improve the health If Ladies who have suffered
from misplaced confidence consult him before they
get married, he VIII restore their bloom, freshness
and Vigor of YOUTH and enable them married
life with confdenceof health and happiness. --Joay
nal Of Health. he 4atabr-sf. IS
Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press saws, on
the 9th of March, 1852: We$are decidedly opposed
TO drugs and to advertised remedies for the proven
ton Of having children, but we feel it our duty to
acknowledge "a benefit from any and from every
source, when it s for the relief of suffering humanity
A fact has come to our knowledge that ought to be
promul gated, and widely circulated, for the benefit
Of those ladies whose delicate health makes it neces
eary to prevent increase of family about twelve
months after marriage, lady of our acquaintance
gave birth to daughter, but her suferngs were so
great tn3t her physicians despared of her recovery
This made her dread the very thought again peconl
ing mother. She tried everything to prevent re-
petition OF her suferIngs but without succeeding.
Two years after marriage she again confined but
her suferings were SO great that the child died and
her lie was despaired Of She was told by her
family physician that if she had any more children he
feared her life would be the forfeit. As all the rene
dies she had tried before had failed she applied to the
Botanic Physician, DR. RAPHAEL. for his Prevent
I've against having children. His Remedies had the
desired effects they not only prevented her from
having children, but they also improved her health
Ito THE PURE, ALL THINGS ARE PURE. The Bo-
fan1c Physician s Remedies can be reconrn er(Ied
because they are innocent and safe. They operate
without causing sickness and exposure They do not
interfere with the diet or occupation. They do not
ure the health but they are certain in their effect
aasa5tA' 7 PSF 81 ~ A. ?. MEIGGS, MD
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OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,

MADISON, April 9Th, 1868. I
IN accordance with the provisions Of Chapter
i la Laws of 1868, hereby give notice that
the notes OF the Bank of LETTERS on must be pre-
sented at the Office ofthe Bank Comptroller at
Madison, Wisconsin, for payment within three
years from the date of this notice, or the funds
deposited for the redemption of the same will
be surrendered as provided in section two o
said act - WILLIAM E. SMITH
.v24y2, --. .-. State Treasurer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-22
FROM HAVANA. !

HAVANA, Nov. 81.
Various rumors are in circulation in tt
city in regard to the numbers and position Of
the revolutionists
The ineurrectionista claim that they have
from ten 10 twelve thousand and are In pos
session Of the town Of Puerto Principe; but
the reports are doubted.
1t ID stated that y disagreement has broken
out among the leaders OF the insurrection in
regard to the Presidency.
The commanding General and prir aipal
leaders Of the revoiutionists are reported TO
be Dcminicans.
The report received from Spain that Gen.
eral Prim advocates Bourbon dynasty,
causes much rejoicing among The ulr.-Ilsy.
alisn.
A battalion Of voiunsesrs. prinei palh ye,.
erans, are organizing for the service.
The Kevolntioni> ia still hold Bayame and
other towns There Is considerable excite
ment in this city and surrounding cnansry..
The revolution 10 thought to be decreasing
and the opinion is that it will be out on the
arrival Of troops expected from Spain.
Tho Cuban Republ cans claim that tho
Rsvolutionists are daily receiving. reinforce
msnts, but information received by the Gov
ernment through private letters i. to the con-
trary. It is reported that great suffering ex-
lists in the reso utionary districts on &C count
of TIE scarcity of provisions.
A telegram received by the Government
to-day states that Puerto Principe continues
in the possession Of tho Government troops
with VAlmaseda commanding, Who ridicules
the idea Of his being attacked By tbs revoiu-
tionists, but on the contrary says he has
commenced operations.
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FROM THE FAR WENT.

Fort WALLACE, Kansas, Nov. 20.
An expedition of two comrAn OF the
10th Cavalry and . company OF Infantry
with some Artillery, left this forenoon, IN
der Colonel l.. A. Carpenter. Of the 10Th
Cavalry, sor the Arkansas river, for the pur-
pose of acting with the forces under Gene
rails Penrose, Carr and Custar. The last
named forces have marched, or are 10 move.
from Forts Dodge and Lyons for the Cana
dian river under the supervision Of General
Sheridan, sgainst the main body Of Indians
supposed 10 be in that vicinity.
Colonel Carpenters command 10 assigned
to the task Of securing the country near the
Pawnee fork. for the purpose Of handling
any body Of Indians that may return to that
vicinity.
: ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20.
A special to the Democrat says the hang
ing f,hree roughs At Bear River City on the
llth, previously reported, created great ex.
citem ent, and this morning mob Of some 200
men burned the Frontier Index office and
the jail. The citizens armed themselves and
cred on the mob, killing ten and wounding
number. II vas feared the whole town wonld
be burned, and the women aud children were
fleeing for safety. Bear River City il 80
miles east Of Salt Lake.
Three hundred u Stroors destined for SER
vice on the Plains arrived hero to-day
SAN FRAscIsco, Nov. 20.
Rich discoveries Of siver deposits are daily
made in the White Pine region, in tho State
of Nevada.
Notwithstanding the near approach Of win
ter, there is . great rush Of people to that
The richnes. Of the silver ia most incrsdi
bic. Silver is taken out BY millions.
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FROM THE FAN WEST.
Nob Violence % Bear River City.
Discovery Of Silver De-
pos1ts In Nevada.
LATE NEWS ny CABLE.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK ls4s
FROM CHICAGU.

CHICAGO, Nov. 81.
A Committee OF Irish citizens met last
night 70 receive the report Of another Com.
mi,,es appointed TO vait on Bishop DuSgaa
and request his permission TO have reqnism
celebrated for the repose Of the sous Of tbs
Manchester martyrs, on The annivsrsary Of
their execution.
This Committee reported that the Bishop
refused their request, saying that he would
not permit the Church to be brought into
connection with any political party, and that
be had always. on this principle. refused 70
conntenance Fenianiem.
The following resolution was adopted,
and signed BY each member Of the Commit.
tee:
Resoloed, That while We deprecate the
conduct of Bishop Daggan, We regard his
refusal to grant his permission to have uni
yersal requiem mass offered up for the socls
Of our brothers, as is orr right as Catholic
Irishmen, that no cause can crush the
Heayen-born spirit Of Liberty, inherent in
our nature, implsn.ed there by our Creator,
nor smother tho sympathy We feel towards
those who have laid down their lives for
those principles, which are firmly implanted
in their Irah hearts.
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FROM NEW l.URK.

NEW YonK, Nov. 81.
The coopers resolved last night to strike
Monday for the wsges which were paid them
previous to last winter, unless, a. they ex,
pect. the employers concsds the advance.
The Commercial says reports are current
OF extensive forgeries in foreign exchange
letters Of cre6it having been perpetrated
in London. They are said to have been upon
Ail the principe money ceniers OF the world.
Il is stated that large number of leading
brokers have signed paper not to deal in
Erie or lend money on it, as collateral.
Panama pagers Of the 6O,h ult are re-
eeived, per steamer Arizona
Tho force under Coryevoso was daily ex.
psotsd on its retsrn iron quslling the insar-
rsction in Chiriqaa.
The obnoxious TAR decree Of Mend osa had
been protested against BY all the foreign Con-
suls. and meeting Of the merchants, on the
subject, has been held; but the acting Pre.i-
dent refused to rescind ths decree. Up to
the last date no effort had been made to en-.
force il. Il is expected that the American
Consul had been instructed to resist the en-
forcsnsnt Of the dscres on AnesicasA .z
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FROn WASHINGTON.

Cmnlfpl. Ken,1 sl{ va pi ~
he faoeigsh Minister hbnfte an0 4e[Iy
on board his vessel on the 1Oth. On As lY,h
the commander had an interview with Lopez,
who expresses unlinited nfrieodahip for the
United States, but depiorsd what be termed
the ur princ'pled conduct of Mr.. Washburne.
The PafaguyA,s treated the Wasp most
hospitality, furnishing al the needed sup
Plies.
The following report has been received
from Admiral Davis, Of tho U. 8. flag ship
ouerris 70:
Rio JAEsRIo, Oct. 26-Sr: l have. in
vited General McNahon, the Minister to Pa
rs&uay, and his family to take passage iE this
ship 70 Laptala shall act ON pany him to
Paraguay. l shall confer freely with Mr..
Worthington, Minister to the Argentine Re-
public, from whom shall obtaln Information
thAt will serss to modify and mature my
plsna shall keep the department con-
stAntly aud fully advised of my actions.
Very respe clfully. etc,
[Signed] C. II. DAVIS,
RAes,AdDaAlIh
Hon. John 8. Psndleson, forln>r neSNhA
Of Congress from the 7th District Vif3inia
and Minister to Chill, died at his house near
Culpepper Court Honse, Thursday.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

Naples, Nov. 20.
The eruptic1 Of vssavios is:still very i'm.
posing and threatening. All cones Of the
Volcano produce rumbling sounds and eject
large quantities Of lava. Tho lava has set
he whole forest Of chestnut trees on FIRE.
causing immense damage. The farms and
lauds are overwhelmed with ruin, and the
people nearer the villages are leaving their
homes in great destitution.
LONDON, Nov. 81.
The Times states the elections to the
House Of Commons thus: For Liberals 10 !;
Conservatives lGs. The Daily News gives
the Liberals majority at Jag. Serious riots
occurred in various places. At Sligo there
was quite formidable outbreak and be fore
il was put down ten houses were sacked By
til. mob. There vas violence Al Tie little
town of Ripley in Derbyshire. A sharp fight
occurred in which many persons were in
jared BY clubs and stones in the hands Of the
rioters. The mob partially demolished sev>
eral buildings in clubbing the viceroy.
LoHDon, NOV. Il.
1t is announced TO day thas Lord Staaly
has acceded to the modification Of the Ala
bana settlement, which permits the commis-
sion TO sit 10 Washington.
Hon. Mr.. BurliDgans and the other mem
bers Of the Chissss Embassy we're Yesterday
taksn 10 special trsia from this city 70
Windsor. They were conveyed to the castle
in the Queens carriages, and formally pre-
sen.ed to the Queen By Lord Stanly.
NApLRs, Nov. 81.
Tbs eruption Of Mt. Vssaviss il Increasing
in violence. Many nouses and farms in the
vicinity have been utterly destroyed. The
market town, San Cargo, is in imminent
danger.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. q.
The Navy Department has received votum-
inous dispatches from Rear Admiral DAVIS,
on the affairs st Paraguay. Nothing appears
TO Justify the sppreheusions expr esssd IN ihe
rapers a. to the tire atnsnt OF B,iss snd MAS
terman.
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FROM NEW Ivkk.

Ngw YoRK, Nov II.
Late sdvices from Hayti state hat SAlnave
had been defeated 1t Jeremie, and vessel
with large guns had arrived at St. Marie.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

HALIPAx, Nev. n.
Lieutenant Forth, Of the q. B. N. shi
ccnstancs, has dessrssd, taking e0nsidsrabp P
mess money.
The Manchester smbse1l srs Ish ysstsrda
for 1rglaAd.
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vsneiII, Jonss i oo.....cof Third Main streets.
Hess. Stern q &Co.....cor Second & Main streets.
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W.sxa1. Sne1e subscsibefs, per ysaS, Y
g elnbs IL I've, lcAeA) IL
. II clubs often, (esch) ~
KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
AFTORHEYs.
Brown Knowlss -. .....eor Msin Fifth streets.
W B Collins. Second street
American WAtshes.
e0 Bridses NosI Estes House
AUcTIONEERs.
urieh 4 Goodwin............~...-iSs iSs NAN s'fes'.
.0ors : sHOEs-wHOLEsALE
1.mbIston & Huiskamp...-.........ss Main street.
nOoK.BIH DER.
NP.arc. : son.....a Gate City Bld'g, Main ID
sAa factory.
VA Beers Main stfee
pOOKs 4 sTATIONERY.
n.,,A q rovrv Second street.
NV Wsslsstt Main strsst-nesA ool.a'
Wsbstsr Bros. ....so Main street.
SCOTS . snoEs-RETAIL.
,csn.................cor cor Third Main streets.
I'm; ann Natlsss. ..............S0 Main sefsee.
Hui lmp Bro ...... Main strssf-bet 4th 9TH.
KK Hart, 90 "
pUCNHYB FOUNDRY.
Vail. Armitsss Ce........coT Ninth Jchnson.
SONNET uLEACHkRY.
1msrson ....-... ......cof Fourth Blondsau
oLOoxs, n ATcnEs = JnwELRv.
Sam Bridges. Nos Kstss Hoose
7. b. J. Ayrss Sons.... .......e3 Main strset
nnr,.ns
vsneiII, Jonss 4 co......cof Third Main strssts.
Hess. Stern q &Co......eor Second Main streets.
connrssloH mEHcHAHTs.
WI Stursss South Lsvss
: 0locks-Whslssale 4 Retail
@ Bridges ...............Nos 1 i ? Ester House
osis, Silver Ware.
q Bridsss ......-. ........Nos l J. Estes Hoass.
DEHTIsTRY.
10 Ingsrsoll.....sor Third : Main, mp stairs).
DRY oooDs-WHOLEsALE
I'M Shelley = soas................Q7 Main street.
Kramer, Irwin Co....... los Main ssrsst.
uRU0s-wHOLEs = RETAIL.
Wilkinson, Bartlett I Co........94 Main street
Kerr Fuller. .........Sl Main street
Il
RY-oOOBs-HETAIL.
Bostwtck k.......................s7 Main etfeet
Phillips ) Ksrr...........-.........s5 Main street
y Gregg 3 Son on..................5 4 8 Estes House
Foster .......70 Main street
spissbsrgsr, Mayer \ co........-No.l III Main-st
~.-s- 0..,s. = s..,.
q Briasss sss..................N Nos / 2 Estes House
FURNITURE.
Dansa K.rls / Co.........I4oA s l47 Main street.
~
nooar sen johnson street, betSd 4 4th
0eIs Tess, FeAeAs.
80 bfidsss..."........'N Nos hs'es hon'
-
sus-;it = ~ 100 Main street
ne1'oes, \ nIss .''''''''..' on M.;a.,rss,
Do~U So..'''''.'..''''... D.
20
"A q McQuss. -......-.........s4 Mainstrsst
!. "se'r co''''''.. .......''.'''''ie' - '''''
nAnDwARE.
Peok Bros Fourth NAN stfes.s ,
II siA s'fe''
HATS, CAFs
Dillon Jones".....-.....' '.''.s'''''sA ~ '
HATS CARS AND
Barkitt = Co.......................sl Main street
HOTELS.
Terfer ihlrd d Johnson
!. y.As,r,'''... .........corn.r,a and Main I'll.
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!. B. Cross 3 Co Co................,l39 l39 Main street
)unss ,Karle / Co......l40 i l47 Main street.
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Gas . sTDAM TITTIHG&.
Aooar = Son .........J Johnaon street, bet3d B 4th
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lesn.............oor Third main streess.
M; .~r 4 nakless Main street.
Hui. lmp Bro ...... Main strssf-oet 4th 9th.
: ru.,. Al ..I38 Main street.
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rUKNlTr WE.

1neraviag, Brands, 4 Ssals.
9 Bird ages Nos , Estes II ouse
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0sia, silver Ware.
@ Bridges Nos i Estes Hoass.
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cOMMIsslOH MERCHAHTS.
" = ata..>e AZ South LeyoH
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pONHEr uLEACHkRY.
n nmarson ...........cor Fourth 1 BIondsau
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pucxEYH FOUNDRY.
al. Armitsss 4 Co.........coH Ninth Jchnson.
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0lecks-Whslesale 4 Retail
q Bridsos Nos i ? Estes House
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
pOOK.BIH DER.
NPeare. eon Gate City B'ld'g, Main Id
rooxsA sTATloHEaY.


= waaAeafa Main strsst-neaAF Fourth.
r.h.,., pros 80 Main street.
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sixteen hands high vAsss ssst IN AssAsaA ee4A kn .,
sprung reward o. Us % will Be psid r the rstuss
Of the horse, x - % f1f - Asess AsA tAtsf
noy1o-3t Il 0UHup9
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stolen.

EROM my farm on String Prairie, fftee
miles from me city cn the ,. l. ~ ,. - ih
night OF the 18sh int &
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SINGER SEWING nACHIHEs
N Maeenbsr, Ast...............-...Foa Fourth street
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REAL Rs1 ATE 4 INSURANCE ACTS.
II r Fan Exek cnr Fourth Main cts up atsirel
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0sll Peas, Pencils. Pscket Books.
. g Bsldgss.................N Nos kstes hour
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-05
FOR SALE.

'AE Z, following property is offered for sale.
The east 40 feet Of Lot l. Block 4 A,lir
son u addition to Moline. = ATM IL
I,,I LI' south Of south 10 acres out lot s o.
OoTo "a addition to Moline, . 0'-
d Ne ~ v !, E. v. /, sec. 20, tp. 49, 2 east 4tb
1Ns' . acres IN n. e. corner, =. Of Il. 5.s.e.
J., y. 10, east, in the village Of Cordoya,
nso' 10 one-hundredths Of an acre late rosi.
Res VI BdWsrd Phillips, near Moline depot.
meier TO Andrew Conant, Rock Island
mchaOa,, THOMAS MOWERS, Sen,
Atkinson, III.