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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-22

THIS beautiful and popular Saddle and Harness
i Stallion VIII make the present season at my sta
ble 81 miles south Of Pulaski, the Elkton tuln-
pike and viii serve mares at so by the single
leap, Sl2 by the season if paid by the lst Of July,
or &15if payment be deferred
Drennon belongs TO that stock Of French Cana
dian horses, which have so long enjoyed the world
wide reputation of producing the fastest saddle
and harness stock IN the world. Persons at a dis
lance desiring to breed TO him can have splenid
pasturage gratis, and may rest assured that their
stock viii be well cared for or grain fed reason
able rates. No responsibilities incurred.
aprg-tf jim RIVERS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-22

TEACHERS WILL NOT FAIL to notice in this
issue q card headed Giles College,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-22
All the Go--Purp1e INK,

Call at the Book Store and get bottle.
It is pnt up in all sizes of bottles. It is
selling like hot cakes in war times. Ct
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-22

A large assortment of boots and shoes,
cheap for cash, can be found at L. Rose
nau & Bros. aP10 3m
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-22
Out Of the Ashes!
CHEAP DRUGS.
R II M . " a T.

HAyING moved my stock Of Drugs to the Office
II Of DR. j. F. Grant, on q Main street, l
would be pleased to have my former patrons call
Drugs. or ANYTHING in nv line. cheaper than any
one in the place. Call and see for yoursel YES me
ladies VIII ind an assortment Of Tube Paint and
Artists materials Of the hest quality Those v 10
indebted to U.s. either by ticket OF accounts VIII
please come forward and settle Immediately, as
propose to sell for
Cash Exclusively.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-22

A large assortment Of gents and youth 8
clothing, Spring and Summer styles. can
be seen at i. Rosenau q Bros. aplO 3m
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-22

Land for Rent.

IRON loo to 900 acres of good cotton and bottom
Il corn land-will yield from 25 to bale of cot
ton, and from TO 10 barrels of corn to the acre.
Houses, stables, &c, be obtained with the land
also use of implements, tools and wagons. Corn
and fodder viii be sold loaned TO the renter. APP
ply to J. T. CHAMPNEYS, on the premises, at the
Tyree Rodes plantation. miles south of Pulaski,
or to Messrs Rose & Gordon at Pulaski. mar27-tf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-22

If you want a fine light or black colored
hat, go to L. Rosenau d Bros. apIO-3m
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-22

WE Eve found you one copy-the
only one we can fnd.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-22
TIN-wARB, GROCERIES. &c.

| Is their intention to transact General Dry
Goods and Grocery Business in all Of its details
ana the public are respectfully in sfted call and
examine theil stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Jan D ~ Is col.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08

Smith OF No. IS Chambersst. committed by Justice
Bowling yesterday. The accused told Mr. Smith that he
was about TO embark in business in Delancys, having
capital Of 81 OO0 and Mr. Smith trusted him with $500
worth OF goods These PERTH sold at less than thelr
market value and having done this, he left the city
The examination in the OF Mrs. Rosetta HaTdle ac
csed OF perjury, confined yesterday but without
result.
Henry Strickland was tried yesterday in the
General Sessions for robbing John W. Simpson. The
complainant testified that the evening Of the 4th OF
December last, be walking In ParkrOw, he was
aceOsted by Mary Ann Sharp who told him pitfu story
OF her poverty and distress and asked him to 90 TO er
home aud see for herself. He accordingly accom-
panied her No 80 Rosest and entering her room
he was assaulted by the girl, and Henry sharp ana
Henry Strickland, who took from him his watch
and chain, valuable ring, revolver, and his oyeIcoat
On the next day the two were arrested and sharp
tined and convicted at the last term OF the court ana
sentenced years imprisonment. In reference to
Strickland doubt existed relative TO his identity but
after long consideration the jury found him guilty
Sentence was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. :,

ARRIVED.
Steamship Salvador Nckerson Savannah wn md'e aoo pass
Steamship MnnetOnka shaks Mobile days with mdse and pass
10 Il. d. Hurbpt Co
WIND-At sunset, NNE
DOMESTIC PORTS. q,
BosroS below bark Kemin, from Crons'ad 'cnr H. D.
Tgisden from Cape Hayhen =. NJ
BsIrxoRE jan -saed steamship Liberty Cor Havana and New"
Orleans IL. ,o.,A Wind
NNB, light cloudy. - ,, ,5h...n tou
CHARlEsros c.. Jan I-Aryed, steamship MANHATTAN, from
NeyYork Sailed schr n. w Hawkins for Boston. .
HoIMsss JAN 4-p mArryed schrs Nequae from poy
ncetop for Norfolk Paine New.Yok for Boston; brig Clara
Browne Boston IL days. experienced gale OF wind
lay for 3das spoke sch Emily Ann for New sailed
schrs Hattie DonOhae Nadf Emma Shaw Sarah Ham
mond, brig Timothy Field. ~
jan Mo arrivals AnenoonArived schrs Abigail from
Wilmington. c. for Boston s. Twdeu, from West lnde Flora
Nwcomb for saemi Aanta tB for Boston, j. C. Curtis, for do
Chas Mcdonald. from Jersey Point for do
JAN Ga m-Arryed bTs Miller from HewYOri for Portland A.
Rowe from NewYok for Boston, T. j. McGnc from Baltimore for
Boston Manson Deke from sya1s II da for Boston bark Phens
@ Boston, Nellie Dot from Virginia for Boston, Ottawa (Br from
SAVANNAH, Ca jan zAyed ships Lady Russell, from Liver
pool Dele Fleetwood Henry Palmer from White Haven Cleared,
Lous for Liverpool and bark Eliza A. Cochran. for Newfork
Also M steamships San Jo from NewYork Rochester,
from NewY York for Newt Orleans put In short OF coa).
WILMINGTON, O., Jan s-Saed steamship VIM p Clyde for
New-Y0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE CRIMINAL COURTS.

IN the Court of Special Sessions yesterday 80
ruImportant cases disposed OF by Justice Bowling.
In the Westchester Sessions, CALVIN NJ. North
nm convicted Of attempting 10 poison his wife, and
Sentenced to II years imprisonment was granted new
trial
In the Yorkville Police Court William Felix,
,cIed with NJ Joln Young entered his house and
sauted him with pistol while they were intoxicated On
New Years night, were held TO Dai IN WV each'
The Tradesmen,s Bank case was before u. s.
CommsiOner Osborn again yesterday. Carklss H. BAKER
was the paying teller OF the TradesDens NATIONAL Bank
and with James Arnold the receiving teller was accused
0f enbezzing the funds OF the bank The DEFENDANTS
Tbose 10 be examined separately Arnold has been COM
Ultted for trial The examination OF b@ker naS hV"
been commenced.
Simon PERTH, who was arrested on his return
sroto EUROPE OH the charge OF defraudiDR Mr. Henry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08
couRr cALEypARs-Fon wFDvEsDAY.

SUPREME Court General Term.-Enumer-
motions Nos. II, ~ 10. ~ To- To- H. 10, TO- ~ 2S,
"A, u.s. %, 81, 49, 20, 80, 81, 30, 80, "a, 50, 90.
CIRCUIT-Part mos 3s2JA, 405 4C7 81, 1884, s87, 1901
ST. 49, 49, 92 49, S91, az 500, 4g, 45l, 66 6S, $685.
Part II.-AdjOurned to Monday.
SUPREME Count hdDibers-ReseTyedc ases-Nos7, 10,
49, So 81 49, 49, ll6 ia 1926, 1884, 49, 14s jl, 1885, l62
1871 l72 1872 1856, cali 1872 Trial TcrmPart INos. 1878,
345g S50 $685. 35C 1868 $685. 35G7 $780, 1871. 1913, 5
S57g S6S 1853 Part INcs. 1884, $780, 1872 $40, SGi2
Si54 1896 $500 $780, 1884, 37l4 1924, 1886, $685. $40
MARINE COURT-Ttidt Ter.Nos 1e 50, IS, ~, &c, 81,
80, 40, II, ~, 43, A, As, 46. Al. 4s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08
lAunouaesmennl

Two or three Colds in succession will, with
many constitutions securely establish the seeds Of Consumption in the
system Tins converting what originally simple durable affection
Bo ore generally fIpL While ordinary prudence therefore, makes
every 10 take Of Cold until is got nd o. in
gen eIptnenee fortunately presents remedy in DR. JAMES
ExPKcroRAS thoroughly adapted speedily all Coughs and
Gods equally effective tie primary stages Of Consumption
Asthma aud Bronchitis Sold BY all Duggsia,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08
On each popsr.

All the property of Col. A. X. Mcclure, near
Chanbersbnrg, is 10 be sold at public auction, by his
agent, the llR Col Mcclure In Montana Territory
His wife and sou reached home Saturday last and the
Colonel expects 10 start homeward by tho middle Of
February.
Capt. b. p. Davy, after having conducted
his northern Overland Expedition from the state Of Min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08

PATENT
LAMPS

give better cheaper gb. than GAS he lighted Aed and
without shade globe chimney Ut unsere"ng the
burner. We make q SPECIALITY Of furnishing
SAFE STATIONARY LAMPS,
PURE NON-EXPLOSIVE OIL,
in place Of movable lamps and bad kerosene commonly
used. -. - - .o,,,, Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY JANUARY s. 1863

nesota n the Terrtory OF Montana during the past sea
aon and now being DESTROYS OF exploring that region OF
country known the Black Hills proposes ond
uIlv state TO the people OF the United States Ina
expedition will positively leave the CITY OF i isaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08

There has been much sickness among the
Cherokees; several prominent Indians among the
victims.
The oldest person IN Providence, r. l., Is
Bridget Gavin years of age There about 140
dents over TO- Of whom about two-thirds are women.
Smith Christie, an Executive Councillor and
n fullblooded indian OF considerable ability, died
Saturday, the Goth ut at Tahlequah, Indian Territory
OF pneumonia.
1t will be recollected that nearly two years
ago Miss Mary Harris killed In Washington by tho
name OF Burroughs and supposed to be insane The
lady has FUZZY reached her reason, and Is now living in
Burlington, Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08

The most social and gratifying of calls on
ISDi. gaced the board
Sold by all gfoeeiS. Depot. Nc. 2J5 Washingionst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08

A remarkable discovery has been made, in
Vermont spring which Cancer scroa ksney Diseases
Dyspsp. 6e The sold by the principal Druggists Eset
bottle bears address Co. Vermont Spring Sheldon v!
Wholesale Depot, No. AZ BrO0me ct, Sew-iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08

NEW SYSTEM OF VENTILATION, applicable to
purpose ofheath preservan fresh fruits milk Sc Has.
sd pamphlet free address HESHr A. GouGE No ~ Broadway
Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-08
THE NEW POSTAL TREATIES.

The following are the rates of postage on
newspapers from the United States to various foreign
countries as established by recent postal treaties:
NAIL VIA IN DIRECT MAIL VIA HAsBuRa
BKRnKN.
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ION -Four Ounces or Frdction.)
No matter how many papers II no
exceeding 4 ounces IN weight.
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and it is to their operation, quickened as it is
by the pure exhilarant with which they are
combined that the preparation owes its WON
derful efficacy as o means of regulating, reen-
ences the human physique.
Although the medical profession are alive to
the value of HosTETTERs BIrTERs as a restor-
ative aud it has been introduced extensively
in their private practice and into many public
hospitals and infrmaries, they do not seem to
form proper estimate of its Importance as n.
means of combating the PREDIsposING CAUSES
OF DISEASE. Far more efficacious than any
sanitary Gordon that could be established round
an infected district would be the use OF this
antidote by such of the inhabitants MS had not
yet been affected by the epidemic virus. Its
effect is TO endow the system cih resistant power.
Its properties are in direct antagonism to tho
evil tendencies of an empoisoned atmosphere,
and to all the depressing and morbid influences
which predispose the body to the reception Of
disease. For these reasons 1t is specially and
earnestly recommended to oil whose circum-
stances and surroundings are unfavorable to
the preservation of health; to the inhabitants
of swampy localities, new clearings, and reh
alluvial soils; to travellers who may have 10
encounter many varieties of temperature and
drink many kinds of water on their journey
to residents and sojoumers in tropical climes;
to persons whose occupations are pursued ID
crowded rooms where the ventilation is imper-
feet; to those who are debared from due ex-
ercise In the open air; to individuals engaged
in severe mental labor; to ladies debilitated
and depressed by causes peculiar to their sex;
and to that large class of the community whose
mental energies are oyertaxed by the cares and
perplexities of business.
HOsTETTER & SMITH, Projectors,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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REAL ESTATE.

Record Of transfers conveying real estate
within the townships Of Jackson, Des Moinss,
Van Buren,, Charleston, -Montrose and west
half Of jefferson, in half Breed tract
With date Of transfer, placed on ile for the
week ending Saturday, Oct. II, 1868:
March IL, 1858. james c. Bishop TO
Elizabeth Hutton; : hf lote and ?.
block 8, yincsnnes. : 400 10
Sent, 4. 1854 Eliza NJ Reddick 70 Thos
Ellis, lot 10, block IS, Montrose, les 90
Oct. II. 1853. Thos. Ellis TO Frederick
Burnley. south three. quarters lot 10,
block | 5. Montro.s, l25 %
May ., 1854. Edward Brooks to c, J.
Braddock, lot 4. block II, Montrose. 100 90
Oct l2, 1888. CO.. Braddock to Freder-
iek Barley, lot 4, block -, Aontrose. 100 90
Dec. 8, 1858. John Spain to Frederick
hurley. south one-third lot 2. block 81.
Montrose, 30 GO
jan 80. 1857. VIM. Owens to Frederick
Burley, south one>thRd lots 10 and Il.
block %. Montrose, len on
Oct, u, 1868. AAton Reed to Nina Bett.
man, lot ) and resr IS feetgef lots and
2. block As, Mason's Lower Addition,
ksoksk, 700 90
Sept. u, 1868. Town Of Montrose TO
Robert L. Ruddick, pit of land in front
Of blocks 8 and 8, Montrose. 30 90
Oct ., 1868. Robert Taylor to Amanda
Brewer, lot ), block 81, Keokuk, 1875 90
Sept. "a. 1864. Frances f. Billion to
Henry Singer, lots and g. block 81,
Moutroee, a2s 90
Oct is. 1868. Ephrsim Kimmel to W.
B. Collins. rear onethird lots and 2.
block lss, keokuk, 1850 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-20

ATTENTION, TASHkRs.-Ths labors Of the
great Republican party have already made
certain the election Of our mighty captain
and national benefactor to the most honors-
bic and most responsible position within the
reach Of mortal man, but complete over.
throw Of the traitorous Democracy should
be our aim, and We will not accomplish thai
if We fail TO carry our county and judicial
circuit. The crippled Warwick and onf Ger.
man friend Stsnple deserve our.active sup
port, and Hon. J. B. Draysr, candidate for
Circuit Judge, visits us this evening 10 make
our acquaintance, post ~ Of the doiuss Of
our Henry county co workers, and addree.
the people Of the city upon the import.n,
political topics nov Asitasing the public
mind. Judge Drayer, il the pulpit and on
the beach, hes established reputation for
ability and integrity which none attempt to
attack, while his service in defense Of his
country proved that be ~ not Of those Who
considered ii the duty Of the young and the
poor only to shed blood for liberty. Meet
q your company headquarters 1t o clock.
After the meeting An Invitation from parties
to whom We are under obligations will BE-
acted upon. All turn out.
SAN. 8. SAMPLE,
Captain IA Company.
4. J. HARDIx,
First lisus. Con'dg "Bn Co.
b, G, PAaRoTr.
Capt. "Janioss,n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-20

the Di,triet Court ofthe United States for the District
Ct Iowa In hanf ruptcy. N the matter Of T. Cree.
bankrupt at keohuk +, aid District, on the sth day
of October A d 1865, A District of Iowa
T1iIS il give notice that petition hiss been, to-
i wit on the 9Th day OF tct A d 1858, filed ID said
District Court by ?. Cfeel, OF Keokuk Iee county,
Iowa. who heen heretofore duly declared bankrupt
under the act Of Cougss entitled "An net I, atab Ii
uniform system Of bsnk ruptcy throughout the Uni
ted approved March ID 1867 for discharge
ard certificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims under said and that the 18th day Of
November u 1865. t'1p o'clock i the time
signed for hearing of the before said Court in
the city kecknk L-e county 1o.a To sad District
when and here all ereAi'ors Of said bankrupt and All
Other per OTIS 10 attend snd show il
any have Why the prayer OF said petitioner should
not be granted
HK LOVE. Clerk
L n,ttr ct Court At Re. kuE.
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ser,lvu,,r, uaisa Psskss Company.
.nUh,4e Cellar" Liss,

Regular fars to St. Louis TWO DOLLARS un'l' 'af-
"A. - shG. o6sn.
sps,, mae q psSsugsr Packets to s., Lents sad
S,y1s3 Isd,sts poisrs. consisting Of ~ -
yA oaeiaiSB nnslt. nastef, ~ IL:
S1IS6AN, Captain Davidson, master, and
~ SSA00A. Captain Robt. Hiil, master, ons
81 w. sia 1eaSs ~ laadas4 saeA eNsy -
! asaosesrns essFst 80 s7ss ~ $50 IS
The eboys boats. viii. nsks sloas eonasction
sEtltto.S running bstw.an this point and St.
Rna1 a. a4ays sss4ol 80 sss1sss@s AZ t
Arrangements have recently been msde ~
transferring At Rock Island by which passengefe
Gan roach ST. Paul - keprs in advancs ~ any
other line.
- sSas1s 81 MePlkD, Captain
Nesss HeV, asssss; MoI01Y, Captain SEQ.
fYsId, master. ssd the y A1SACR, v'ii MAKE rig
MAR trips. 9, r.
,eph and southssn Pacific Road to all Po'n''
west Of the NtssQufi river.
pa,ronist The Line that rcdneed the rsses-
For freight or pAsSage apply to the nice oil tne
COMPANY, corner Blondeau and leyec
s. NJ. ARcsER, Agent.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

gUVHls y u stve noticr thst the day Of Oct
A. o. 1868 WsrrsLt Bankruptcy uss i.sued
ss.n,t the estie OF Geo hibbaid, of West Point Lee
County and State Of Iosa who haA been sdtudg.d bal
rupt upon his own pettot. That the pay ment OF any
debts and delivery of ~ properly belonging TO said
Bankrupt TO him his and the transfer OF WY
property b, him IL forbidden by Law. meeting Of the
creditors sad prove their debts and TO
choose one assgnees Of his estates win be held
Il the Court OF Bankruptcy 70 be holden At room No
Rstee House the oce Of the Register In Bankruptcy,
IN the CITY OF Keckuk Iowa. before John Bruce, Reg
ister ON the l4.h day OF Nov A. 1868 At 10 oclok
!. m wv CLARK, UeE,
ByHFul1oS, Deputy
John Van Wake nburg, Attorney
49, 40
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Few York FINANCES.

By TelegraphI NV Y0Ak. UNt. 70
Money-stesdy at s a. per cont.
Sterling-Quiet; pa @k.
Go,d-ssrongtr cinssd at37MaE
The Sub Treasurer awarded 5000 a00 a. 81 20 100
m mortal to Washington By several leading
mercantile houses asking return to the old system
secret sales.
Govsrnme T. active and frmer.
Cospsns Of 81 1sIt AZ DO 80 l4NG s., 81 la116tt
rs l2ho3z III -. do 81 1ia,G44: IS li7-nB
lo4es 6sG9H
State bonds active and excited with larss brsipss in
Toms; Missouri -. old Tenn ia 81 (; ~ .
49, North Carolinss IS q %.
Stocks heavy and lon under heavy really ,tons aud
reports Of an other loe king up Of morey.
rsEx 80. wU I 3st1 q; Rri. 4s,Sai1RI .o7h
v est ~: pfd 9Slalss Fl lIs
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u
REHu1G9sA1o - dA1ukex IowNsAir.-
~ yadnd Tint n II imD0ffant that
Z q Y Y a2 xai ~ ~ ltcat rd1itics, Our
- ~ - .eu 80 h61fo = aceonnt Of
sasliGroeeiu 1na1tssp falsels cessidsred tn
80 OIf te11 Nip i Republican 81 ma
lIlttSe 1 = . = 49, = three
,hanl,vlk aa1siiis. i'll asps, = illssss or
;,1eua1v. aes1,. ~ !. - 49, CONVENTION
v;ll 5. halden ! ~ Ksoask CIab Rssn the
.,e.;nr q Thure1ay, Oct. 29d inss., TO nsm-
;r..a candf iates ~ County Supervisor, Town.
.b;n As,eupes. Jusf;css u ~ Psaes, and
.<s..s1nhles. -, and to tsanaac4 other btsi.
~. Il ;sauostaace. Good men shoald be
..lected Tor theee Offices, aad rood men will
eccert the uousnstions If they ~ rendered
(. : pomlar expreoGior Of cOn61sace. Many
habituslIy faiI 10 attend ihsss messinss, And
hab;sualIy croak over the choice INSIDE BY
those who do attend. Such are particularly
invited to come out and present the names Of
tAe;y 6avoritea. The whole people should in
..rest themselves il this matter Il is not the
hu.;neau q SELF Reconstructed leaders.
SAu. 8. SAMPLE, Chm Tp. Com.
| 81 s -
A GANG OF 'EA.-Conslderable e1cne-
mont has besn occanoned 1isnm ny P.s'
two dsys y the bold perpet'suon q
combinations OF !" pfo,esnonais' mo ca".
70 tho city on last cssurusy evening" sn'
commepeed openeons aamoss lmmeofn.e'y'
Il was Impossible 20 aecersain 81 'ne 'ac''
connected With their do'ne.' Du' We give =
msny 81 them - ~ could lesin.
f IL sesms that thsy cane 10 inc Guy on ohs
OF the up-fiver PACKETS, anu nv y 'he"
proceeded at once % the Depo' HOUSE. 'n'
register OF which was soon adorned "'s IN
names OF the following o's.lnsu'sneo -
gentlemen hooer. esss''!' 40. '
| y. G. Blackburn ;. feopses, ana ",'',s"
Peoples. The gsesfs on 'oe'F a'llss' ns'
no overcoats IN Their possession. ni'ef reg
istering they dlstron'ed themselves aoo'
the city. ana ~ : very sao'' space = ''n'
returned TO the hotei, eacn having he'
overcost. ms OF course e1ci'tu suspicion
After this tour OF 'hem went 70 iisner 81
loon, on Second street, oppoai'e me IAprs'
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View YORK Dry Goods market.

New York Dry Goods MaFket.
By Telegraph NV YoRK. Oct. 10.
Market generally inactive, hut quite steady for t
APPLE styles of goods. Wachuaetts brown sheetnss
redncsd to l5 STARK selling Ut the same price
but other makes lie Pacific extra and Amo ,keag
c,minapd l5I1, Atantics aud Indian Heal 10.
Ginghams-P,ices have finally given wsy; aneasters
are reduced &C. and are selling lf other makes
he drced Of course. to apondn pics
Prints STEADY good fresh styles In stripes wanted II
&c < for Merr D. aud IS for Pacific, but generally
other popular makes only move steady At 1aX.
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Rsw vov8 aaPkst.
81 Telegraph NHw OH, Uet ~.
Fiour-DulI; western grades 1oD20o lower: super
western 7a7 S. extra western q 1oSo %. Rye fonr
auto; fass 200 hbls at f6ds 25
Wheat Dull and droopipg; faes of amber spring At
81 81 white Michigan & ss1eo white cAlifr las 81
Rye-Quist and heavy. sales Of western ~ 90.
Bsrlsy-Dnll and declining
Oats Qniet very Arm IS 81 for western afoaf
Corn-Hsavy II 81 1875 tor unsound; 81 i6l1 for
mad mix ed western.
Mess Pork-Quiet aud steady at t2s e.17a, fssh and
regular
Beef-Duil and declining.
Bacon-steady; moderate demand.
Cut Aeafs-Quies and steady
Lnd Dull 10 ~ for fair to prime steam.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

By the request Of many friends announce myself -
~ Indepsndsnf candidate. for County Clerk.
D. W BLACKBURN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-20

BAaRkry'a yEqrrABLE. HAla RESTORATIVE
il perfate md smiraeu1ons article. Cures
bAldness. Makes Asis grow. A better dress.
- hAe9->av4s 81 - ~ ponatam." Soft
- 0edrA 49, why haiv isss beautiful
silken trssses. But. above oil, the great
wonder Il. the rxpidity With which it restores
ssay hair - ia original color. Savannah
Ga-l RepEblican. oa0.dlwdvH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-20

THE ladies viii plsase remembsr the open
ing Of Fall and Winter Millinery at Mrs.
Weber's Bazaar to-day. The largest stock Of
aoeds n tAaa lins ever brought to the city
viii b &spaayed on that occasion. Don't
MI to visit her establishment to-day. All
the new styles Of Bonness will be on exhibit
ton. Remember the time and place.