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The Evansville journal., 1868-06-24
Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. June %.
ToBACco-=Sales of T50 hogsheads; lugs at
50 rs: common 10 medium leaf, S1O9l6 80;
owen County do. So 90; Virginia medium
SIS; Hart County SS5.
.FLoUR-Superfine 81 50; new crop No.
WHRAr-old 81 1892 90: new nominal at
s. 90.
CoRN-90G93c.
OATS TS{1e0c. f s#
RYE-s1 75G1 50.
MESS PoRK-S2S 25@8 50.s
BACoN-Shoulders 1870: clear r1o sides
I65z9l7c; clear sides l71z9l71zc.
IARD-l71<@7Zc.
COTTON-NOmtnal at 2S1zc Tor mlddllnG.
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River DISPATCHES.

cIScrSSArI. June 3.-W Gather clear ana
mild. The river has fallen three feet IN
mel, and IS feet under the bridge; mercury,
TIE TRsfe y were no arrivals outside OF the
regular Psckets; ade naganas l ssrnyse veg
Laurie, for Kanawha; Boston. Tor Ports
mouth; the Madison and Louisville pack
we're among the departures. The Dora
leaves for Evansvil e tomorrow, IN place
OF the Rob Roy. be I: K; Hudson WIN
continue to ply TO Wheeling as long rs
there is water. E ia..sesaR - ofss4sfs
81 ST. Lours, June 23.-AYrived-I Itascas st.
Paul; W. Il Curtis, Ohio River; Ntghtins
gale, CINCINNATI Octavia, Fort Bentoni
antelope FORT Unioni Beae -; RSUeT:
Great Republic. New Orleans. Departed-
dubuque ST. Pani Xigginiaa ,ssr Omaha 3s,,,1s ~;
Steadily, but rise is coming down. the
Mississippi and Missouri. The Illinois u
falling. Weather clear and pleasant. busi-
ness with the upper rivers continues good,
the / t'assenger traffie being specially heavy,
but freight 1or the Ohio Is scarce. aairnfaa1
as NASHVILLE, June River fallings q
er fair and pleasant. Afrtved-Alpha Can
ton. DEPARTED Umpire, Cairo anTo2 srsc3
q GoU lsvr11.F.. ] une % Arrived : wauani-
Ia Pitfsburgf Departed r. f. Lee, New
Orleansi Wauanita1 ss Louis. River de-
canal, 5 feet 5 inches IN the chute, ana
feet inches over the rocks. Business very
duh. Weather clear and pleasant y Il
CAIRO, June 23.-ElIa Hughes, for Nash
vile and return, at A. 81; Sam. j. Hale.
Cincinnati to Memphis, at 5 A. n. : Dex-
ter, New Orleans 70 Louisville. At 1O -.
NJ; VIM. White Paducah packet, at p.
n; Quickstep, Evansville packet, r. M. ;
! Kate Hart. Tennessee River, p M. Mar
+ BILE City, 81. Louis to Memphis at O'Clock
/ Mercury so. tHfiteA
! MEMPHIS, June q. The weather is clear
/ and c8ol. Tue mercury stood at f70p at
noon. The river Ls falling fast. Passed up
/ j. H. Gnoesbeck. at A M: Indiana. at y
4 A. NJ. Passed doWu-Bsile Lee at z r. n.
| Horner and barges, ats p. N. ssfmaH
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New Kork GELD and stock Market
By Telegraph II NEW YORK. June D.
sasxy az sx1er cent

by LCict5fdpHsI AOERENs t1EAN
MnsEY- aContinues easy at sea per cent.
| for call loans: prime business paper is
/ wanted at SOS per eft. sAas EA4F
lSTERLfNG-Q Quiet at 1O1105z. = snuf -
I1s GoLD-Firnner: rising 10 1405S: closing at
4 l4tsSaf4O1S Shi pfn mt to- csy SsI7, 900; the
boTr,1ve fr1p tiefna nd rs active. iAsti q 7F
COVERS NE TS-d gher and closing dRm.
| over million 19.4Os have been taken for
| shipment Wtthfn-tWo days. Coupons of
| 81, 1l7sz@II7zSs do '62, lls4@llas@; do '64.
/ lll5SIIff1z; do. rs. 11isz@if17s: do. new
| II4afl41S; do 80, ll41491l4ss: do '65, HOS
| GlIO14; ! l0-40s, 1071 "a lo714; a7-S0s, 1l01s9
/ IO1z; conversions OF the latter s., OF, 500.
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MONETARY 4 COMmERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities Of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile WORK, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
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REV Err NE w y.
For other River nenls see sere,sth Page.

The river, up TO dark last night, had fall
en- fully thirty inches..........The only addi-
tional arrival up 70 midnight last, was the
Ada Lyon, from Bowling Green. The
Mollie Norton, fer Henderson; and the
Tennessee, for Cairo, departed, both with
moderate trips.....-..The Ada Lyon came
in last night, with very nice trip. She
leaves again to day.. We are indebted to
Captain Edwards for a manifest t.....-..The
Dexter had not arrived at midnight. Her
detention Is unaccounted y for.........The
grand, low pressure Richmond left New
Orleans on Sunday, and passed Vicksburg
on Monday. she will be here Thursday
evening or Friday morning THE Cres-s
cent City Silver Band is invited 10 take a
trip up Green River, on the steamer Ada.
Lyon, at any time IL may snlt their conve-l
nience and pleasure to do so. Re-
fresments furnished free of Charge.
The Legal Tender has turned over her
freight 10 the Robert E. Lee, and has
again laid up........The Robert E. Lee laid
over at Louisville TIL last evening, She
will be here this evening, and ctteIs IN
equalled attractions to passengers and
shippers. Captain Cannon and J. t. Rob-
erts, her chief Officers, never faffto render
a voyage on the Lee a delight ....... The
Ada Lyon desires to leave early to-day,
say three or four O'Clock nt3the latest.
MANIFEST, OF STEAMER Ana LYON On
her recent trip rom Green River: Eorcon-
signees, 90 hhds tobacco; w. Heiimsn, 10
feet lum Der; J. Reitz, 30 feet lumber; Will
tanbark, Also, other miscel.aneous items
/ OF fre Chr. f.t p t-a 8 3tAtfsA a4
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. June q.
CorroN-Dull and lower: mfdIings 2S1&e;
sales, 100 bales; receipts, 81 bales; exports,
81 bales. E#
STERLING-53d55. Sight drafts on New
York q per ceBt. premium. aseHtsief
GOLD-I40.
SUGAR Dull; sales of Muscovado at l25zc
@l31zc.
M0LAssEs- Nominally unchanged.
FLOUR-Sales of superfine 81 81.
CoRN-95cGl 0212.
OATS-56c
HAY-Firm and unchanged.
MESS PORK-S29 ..
( BACoS-Sales of shou fders at l31ze; clear
sides I7140l71ac, f-
LARD-U nchanged.
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WANTED.

WwYANTED-BUGGY SMITH; PAINT
wv ER-ImmedlateIy, one good buggy
smith and one buggy painter Steady em-
ploymenL at So per day, or by the piece.
None but soodl workmen need apply. For
reference apply to =. N. DOCKER. No. IL
South First Street, Evansville, Ind. je24-1
~YA NRE ID - DKSTRHGF AND LO-
wv cal Agents for a first. class Iffe In.
surance Company Of New York. New
features Liberal 4 duceIp ents. Address
Box ,S73, p. o., Indianapolis je20 ~ Z
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77aF LOST. .7hIInH

R4SpAT-RING-A plain gold ring, with
Ia the word Weas el inside. attached
10 a KS qoare gold dollar The finder Will
be literally rewarded by leaving the same
at HALLOCK'S Drug Store, No. n Main
Street, between First and Second.
je24 d3t fA@ #At
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~ LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT,
xJohn s. G.. Abbott. Thiss work viii be
Illustrated with three hne steel engravtngs
81 eight maps, prtn ted In tint, and sold
- Il iN by subscription. Agents will find
j . d work that will sell itself. The sub
sk1,authora and the fae style in which
ne book will be published cannot fail 70
Insure for IL an enormous and rapid sale.
Liberal terms to good agents. Price to
5uirthe timess We are now ready 10 as-
Sign territory. WHITE. CORBtN, BOWIE
a CO., Publishers, l40 Walnut Street, Gin
cfnpati. Ohio. ss [marIS dtf
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Raropean Market.

EuFUptdH WdFhUts
BY Cable.l LoSDoN, June 23-Eve.
Consols, for money, 94sz; on account,
947s; bonds, 7SsS.
LIVERPOOL, June 23-Eve.
CoTToN-Sales of 1000 bales Of uplands
at ND: New Orleans, Il5zd.
PETROLEUM - Refined, firm at Is I'd !;
spirits Cd. r.s9 .iaasf 8lats5 fasd
GAR-Heavy. s. .Go~n5iej uETtH
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, June rs.
CorToS-I ull and nominal; reeefpts 4
bales; exports l3 bales. q so asfsa
FLOUR Unchanged; superhne s497 50.
WHEAT-At 81 9692 90.
CORN--At 90e.sl te 90 .ds aaalz3
OATS-At Soc. ar
HAY-At Sl7(d1S.
3sBRAN-S28. oaa aaUoEE effsl 81 eEFfttl'Ef
CORN MEAL-S4 35a4 65. 49,, --.,f ..s.... %
PoRK-s29 90.
BAooN-Firm; Shoulders 1870, and clear
sides l11<e- 49,. -a..rs-.ss. go 3 ,..e-
LARD-I9G1
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United States Marshal's Sale.

WY VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF
S sale, to me directed, from the Clerks
once Of the United States District Court
for the District Of Indiana will, on.
TUESDAY, JUNE 30TH, 1858.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock AN. and
the civ OF evansville, Indiana, offer for
sale AT public auction the steamboat Pc
TROLL A No. 2, heE engines sappnrtenances,
the Wabash River. ordered to be sold at
the suit Of Alexander johnson, Isaac
Finch, stephen ID. Greer, Adam LII Yer, and
Anthony j. CaYenders against the SAID
etearnboat Petrolia No. q
BEN. SPOONER, u. $. Marshall:
BY q. s. BIGEL.ow, Deputy.
June II, 1858. jei9 dtd M
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RAILROAD HOUSE,

RAILROAD HOUSE,
Generally known as the OLD BULLS
HEADI This pleasant situatfon, Is now
Oman for the accommodation of boarders,
under the direction of MR.. and MRS.
n. O. NONGE The street. cars will be
found convehient, runulnS TO and from
the premises eVery Itan, mtnutes- one or
two small IA naflfes ca 4 soe estecommodated.
P.s. Large and good accommodation Tor
stock,A rJXYNh tplsay 49, = SlIil IN.
waOARDHNG.- - Mrs. ID. Carter has re-
Ep moved to Mr.. John Hewson's large
house, GA Division Street, between second
and Third, and Is ready 10 receive as fftt2y
day bOarders as viii give her cal. she
also has i've or six geot rooms TO let.
n1avl3 diff MRS. d. CARTER.
rs0NBDasss Hr rHE BAxB or
80 WEEK. at
MRS. E. NJ. BURNS'S,
40. u second SITS beI Mainn and Locust
Streets, EvanSVHde, tno.
A rew.mors lofgers and quite ssnaaaber
ofday boarders can still be accom- nloda-
ted. rMkS. r. M. 81 rms
mar2tf
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500 REWARD.

aaH 500 REWARD. Ho
vwVHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE
- paid for the recovery of the body OF
Ben. Hubbs, supposed to have been drown
ed IN front of the city on Tuesday morn
ing June 9Th. The only clothing he had
on, as Is supposed was an undershlIt:
He was five feet eight inches high, had
dark hair, hazel eyes, no whiskers, weigh
ed l4O pounds, and was D years old.
iunelS tt SAMUEL HUBBS.
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ARTHUR LODGE. r5a Z. IJoaN r5SDER.
CHAs. JENKINS. GEO. FENDER.

sqwrs SsST-= cow Strayed from nay resi-
] Hnldepce. ON the corner Of Walnut and
second Streets, on Thursday night last g
IsTqe black COW, about 3 years oIq, with
crumpled hornsf larzel y ate geats. tninE
there is X crop . III each ear, and slit or
svvaIIovC FORK In each. She has large bag
ia a good mi ker; is kind and gentle. She
feft a young cali aD home. Any one re-
tnrnfuS ssFd COW to me vii be literally
rewarded. fjel7l HIRAM READ.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct 5.
Michael Kennedy, employed on the canal
at Bridgeport, WAS dangerously stabbed
about O'Clock yesterday morning, at "a.
lood near the lock, BY the notorious rough
Cornelius Brown. Brown Vas taken in Gus
tody. Kennedy lies in critical condition.
Michael Conway was instantly killed Sat
urday afternoon by falling derrick, ct :
stone yard, on Franklin street, where he was
at work.
Specials to the Republican from Spring
feld 4th, says very large crowd Of persons
already arrived in the city to join in tho GER
emonies of laying the corner stone of the
new State House tomorrow. and viii be
largely increased by arrivals by special
trains.
w. II. Sanders was arrested on the charge
of robbing the mail at Petersburg, Virginia,
and brought here Saturday for examination
The accused confessed the crime and in de-
hul, of 81 800 bail was committed to Jail.
By't Maj. Gen. E. Carr passed through this
city Saturday, en- route for the plains, to
take command of his regiment, the 9th U. s.
Cavalry, in it's movement against the Indians.
Gen. U. s. Grant arrived in this city this
evening on the 9 o'clock train from St. Souls.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Oct. 5.
A Madrid dispatch has the following: Ma.
laz has resigned the Presidency of the Junta.
ARuirre succeeds him.
Aguirre has appointed Serrano General
in. Chief Of the army.
LONDON, Oct. 6.
The new deep submarine telegraph, direct
from Malta to Alexandra, Egypt, was sue
cessfully completed Saturday aftern BON.
PARIS, Oct. s.
A dispatch from Madrid states that Close
aza, who was nominated Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, declines the position.
MADRID, Oct 5.
Gen. Prim is at Barcelona. He is expect
ed to arrive here tomorrow.
LONDON, Oct. 5.
The steamers Weser and Nebraska from
New York, the Worcester from Baltimore,
and the Peruvian from Quebec, have arrived
here.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

| INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 5.
| Hon, Schuyler Colfax spoke here tonight,
at the skating rink. The Rink was densely
| crowded and large numbers were unable to
gain admittance.
ST. Louis, Oct. 5.
The sth Annual Fair Of the St. Louis Agri>
cultural and Mechanical Society commenced
to-day, under the most favorable auspices.
The weaths hsr fsec charmlng and the attendance
is large for tha1 Est day. All the departments
are filled to oveAowing, and present fine
appearance.
HARTFORD, Oct. 3.
Hartford gives 75o Democratic majority
gain Of 400 oyer. last fall and 100 over last
| spring.
The Hartford Times says: In the scatter
| ing returns from various counties the Demos
Gratis gain largely, showing that had there
been q general ticket they would have given
5000 majority.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New Haven has elected the Democratic
| ticket by 917 majority, against 2,253 last
| spring; Democratic loss of 1886. This
| loss will offset all the Democratic gains made
| thus far, and leave large margin. The
| towns thus far heard from show considerable
Republican gains. Middletown, which went
| largely Democratic last year, elected por>
| tion Of the Republican ticket this year.
New LONDON, Oct. 5.
| The Republicans have elected their Towns
| ship Clerk and two other officers. The Dem
ocrats have carried the rest Of the ticket by
| IS majority.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROH NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Oct. s.
Mrs Lincoln sailed for Europe on the
steamer Baltimore Thursday.
Tho greatest mass meeting ever held II
New York took place this evening in Tam
many Hall. The Democratic torch-1ieh'
procession now in progress has in ito ranks
according to tho estimate Of IN experienced
police captain, oyer $4,000 persons. After
. junction had been effected with delegations
from adjoining counties the length OF the
procession exceeded ten miles. Every ward
was largely represented, and banners and
transpsrencies we're numerous Several
bands accompanied the procession, playing
the "Star-Spangled Banner and other ma
tional airs. The soene in Union Square was
grand. Illuminated strings Of lights were
strung to the awnings Of the hall. and the
streets in the vicinity seemed literally on fire
with calcium lights. Broadway was the CEN
tire Of attraction outside Of Tammany Hall,
though there were six other stands at which
speeches we're made to the immense throng,
roughly estimated at 500, 600 men, women,
and children.
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FROM. NEW YORK.
Nrw YnRK Oct

NEW YoRK, Oct. s.
Advices from Port-au- Prince, Hayti, to
tho 18th September, state the Government
has issued two DEGREES, one that the only
ports open to foreign commerce are Port-au-
Prince, Cape Haytien, and Port de Pan; an.
other prescribing penalties for blockade run
ming.
/ A large amount Of counterfeit paper was
in circulation.
The siege of Canove was still going on,
but the cause of the rebellion was in des
perate state, and twas thoughtit it would soon
succumb. j
The Empire China Works, in Brooklyn,
were damaged $4,000 by FIRE yesterday.
The Trades Union delegates we're in ses.
sion yesterday evening discussing the eight
hour movement. Two from each ward were
appointed to represent the labor interest,
with instructions to support such candidates
for the Assembly as pledge themselve to sup
port the eight hour movement.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.
A Washington dispatch states that there
will be large exodus, during next week, Of
Department Clerks from this city on their
way to their respective States to vote on the
18th inst The number of Police officials,
Clerks and Government employees that will
60 to Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, it is
estimated is nearly 1000, more than half of
whom 90 to Pennsylvania.
Another dispatch says: The Spanish Le-
CATION has received no instructions from the
new government OF Spain, and consequently
has no authority TO act in its behalf. It is
not recognized by this Government as repre-
senting any power.
1T is reported that the late Queen Isabella,
of Spain, has recently made heavy invest
ments in this country, and may possibly take
refuge hero.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 2.

SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 2.
The corner stone Of the new State House
was laid in this city to-day, with appropriate
and imposing ceremonies. Addresses were
delivered by Hon. J.. D. Cation, Of Ottawa,
and NJ. B. Castle. A large number Of guests
we're present. An elegant banquet was
served to the invited guests in the skating
rink. The superscription ofthe corner stone
is as follows on the upper margin:
Erected by Act Of the General Assem-
bly,. approved Feb. s, 1867. "
Commissioners. In the center the names OF
the Superintendent and the Assistant Super
intendept.
A grand ball and reception will take place
at the Leland House tonight to the guests
still in the city.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
BosTop, Oct


Portland papers say that the Secretary Of
the Treasury has already suspended portion
Of the new customs regulations, in compli-
ance with the request forwarded to him by
telegraph.
SALEM, Mass, Oct. S.
Ths anti-Butler Republican mass conven-
ton to-day nominated Richard b. Dana for
Congress By acclamation. Mr.. Dana accept
Cd the nomination. A series Of resolutions
we're adopted re-af6rming the chicago plat
form, and rejecting Mr.. Buffers financial
policy, that BY the letter and spirit Of the
contract the Five Twenty bonds Of tho Uni
ted States are payable in paper. and declar-
ing that the Republicans Of this District
ought not to send to Congress : representa-.
tive Who is disqualified By bitter personal
enmity towards General Grant from being
q party supporter Of his administration.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 5.
A general election Of assessors and inspec-
tors will take place in this State to-day.
BIooMISGroS, Oct. 4.
The corner stone of the new Catholic Ca
thedral, on North Main street, was laid this
afternoon with the usual ceremonies. Bishop
Duasan, Of Chicago. o6iciated. Four thou
sand persons were present. Not half were
able to witness the ceremonies.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPH1A, Oct. s.
Attornep General Breaster has presented
to the Judges Of the Supreme Court . petit
ton asking that certain parties named, TO
whom naturalization papers had been issued
without previous declaration Of intention TO
become citizens, shall be nade toshow sause
why said papers should mot b vacated. Ihs
Court AAs ths matter psder ooaidsa&iea.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.
! Colonel Wynkoop, agent for the Arapa-
hoes and Cheyennes, has arrived here direct
from St. Louis. He represents that the In
dians within his agency have removed south
Of the Arkansas river. The Indians are in
destitute condition.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

1t will thus be seen that Of one hundred patients
treated by Homeopathic physahs eight will die, while
II the same number are treated by A1lopathic phys
cians thrty-four will die and Of the myriads who die
under old school treatment tho world over Howoopsh
ON such facts It IL difcuit TO how the lore d
humanity has ANYTHING to do with the swearing Of stu
dents certain medical Institutions to prevent them
from Investigating this system Of medicine
oet2 GEO. Z. EHINdkR, M. d.
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vuyUn LAWRENCE LIME CO. have their worhscom
pictcd and are prepared TO furnish thsir superior
Limo In quantities to suit at the lowest nAkst rate
The and facilities for manufAetu
ring and their works will enable them
10 keep full supply at all times Orders may be len q
H. Buels Hardware ftore or at the once OF the heo-
H.. FORD,
t,r.,natf Manager
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Notice

State Of Io,ud, Lee County tss.
Charles Doerr Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors
County Iowa. certify the foregoing be true cop,
Of Resolution passed by the Board of Supervisors
said County on this day.
Witness my hand this 3oth day Of aeptember, A. D
1868. CHARLES DoERR
oct2-d6w 2w Clerk.
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Large Political Meeting in New York
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.
Ialta nd Alexandria Submarine Telegraph , Success.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 14oi.
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CLOTHIERs.

v...;,, Ions. 4 "a cor Third i Main streets
t1s.s c,..r r. cor Second 4 Main streets.
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GRANT
3W.@ cnnS.x .ns
100000


300. 900 cn,S.x ard 100000
Badges, Medals, and Pins must he GRANT CIGAR,
closed ont At half the coat to manu- fine flavor,
facture. Every ciob in the country worth
should get them sos per 1000
600 gilt -bcrder GI ant Badges. IS. 10 lie sold
1000 fpe gilt elegant Grant Badges, at &10 per 1000
t12 in order
1,0O0 extra gilt Gi ant ard Colfax to introduce
Badgts,e el2. them.
600 beautiful Club Badges in the market, "Grant
and Colfsx," $50. Any agent make from 81
SIS per day. We send present 600 Grant Cigar
with every order OF $50" Money must accompan, the
order Satisfaction guaranteed Send Post-ofcs order
addresse to RICHARDS b MARKT, 50 Murray St.
Box 13l n. Y. References: Postmaster In New fof
Nassau Bank. 7. N. Hickoox Il Co., N. Y. oct2-d3w
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Webster's National Pictorial Dictionary,

This work Is really . gen, of a Dictionary jn.t tn
thing for the million -Amsrican Educational Aontl,
Published by 6. 4 O. MERRIAM, Springfield, Mass.
octe.d2w Sold by sll Bookseller.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

CommIsalON MENCHANTs.
" N s,u,,es ...............46 South Levss
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X. II. Dana as Buffers Opponent
for Congress.
The Connecticut Elections.
LARGE REPUBLICAN, GAINS

Speaker Colfax in indianapolis.
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTIN01.
Meoar 4 Son u ohnson street, bet Sd : Ath
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BOOTS T. BHOES-RETA1Ls
" n.sn cor Third 4 M ain streets.
u,,i.L.,nr 4 M.tl.a, so Main street.
H.,;sL.,nr p,o Main etreet-bet 4th 4 5th.
wK u.x, A., NJ ain street.
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..,ru. CATCHES 4 JEW ELRY.
49,. d R~;av.s Nos 4 Estes House..
w + avrs. = sons. .........o7 Main street
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For Sale.

GENUINE MAPLE SUGAR, very fine
" at J @. McQUEKN'S.
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Drowned---S25 Reward.
Pickels.

e BBLS., 10 hf. bbls., and 25 kegs Pickels,
octa KoBHRrsON ALBRRs.
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EuRNITrRE

Engraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
, Rridoes mos / 4 Estos House
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- n rxo,. i co l39 Main Street
duncan, Kar1e l. Co......l40 l42 MAN stfee'
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RUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
A,m;,.geA Co.,......c ..cor Ninth 4 Jehnr
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Olecks-Wholssals 4 Retail
d p,;a... ..Nosl&1 Estes House