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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-26

u0USEKEEPES, ATTENTION We have lust
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GROCERIES ever offered in this mark ct to which
we invite particular attention. Also II lot of
MEMS and BOYS CAPS latest styles. manufac
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March %.
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Price, 25 Cents per bottle.

rs Laboratory and Depot 9o4 Arch St. PHILADELPHIA
Sold by DIR. II. II. MITCHELL. Elkton. and JAMES
iLsoN Port Deposit, Md. and Druggists generally.
March ., lSfl-iy.
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WHaHTEW

THE bestquality Of Lime for Whitcwash-
ing. (Jackson's), always kept on hand,
and for sale at Elkton by
j. +. BRADBURY &SON.
Nov 6, lS5S-tf.
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FOOD NEWS FOR TIE POOR.-OILS.
~ &c DRENNEN is selling all kinds If Goods cheap
Tor Cash and he wants all persons to know it, by calling
at the Old Stand when be will convince Won that Won
can make an investment that will you ~ per cent
by purchasing your goods Of him. fMargl
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The COntine htal Stove
PLOWS, STOVES, &C.

Elkton, Sept II, 1861 If.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

An aperan. snd stompachic PREPARATION of ronpurhed
Of oxys,n and carbon BY combustion in Hydregsd-
Europe and the United States, and prescribed in their
rractce.
The experience of thousands daily proves that no
Preparation Of iron can be compared ~ it Impurities
OF the blood depression OF the vital pate and
otherwise seky complexioHs indicate its necessity in
almost conceivable IUuoxious all mala-
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o"nm,a pesofuions Tus.yrn,osi. hnpg
Liver Complaints, Chronic Headaches. Rheumatism,
IN Whether the esn
Of acute disease OF hs ntinued diminuton Of
and muscular from chronic complaints, trs
OF this has proved successful to extent
credible. lnsaiids long
forgotten in their have suddenly
s,ance. lind arr atestsd of female snf-rsrs
taed victims OF apparent suineous eNhMus
ton, critical changes and that complication of
dy specific aversion and exercise which
in Nervous Affections OF all kinds, aud for
preparation firon necessarily sanitary
like the old oxides, it is vigorously tonic. without beng
exciting and overheatng; and nifty regu ry aperihnt
even The most obstinate cases OF cosyeness wtouta
sensation.
this latter property among others which makes II
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them.
In Dyspepsia innumerable are its causes a single
box Of these Chalbeate Pills has often sufced for the
most hahiiual including the aendent Cosveness
ADVANCED
Dyseutery rmed emaciatInx and apparently maiig
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ing.
In the local pains loss of flesh and strength debta
cate incipieat Con,unptio this remesy has
.ii-yed the alarm Of friends and physicians in several
yer. gratifying s7h interesting Instances
n NCrotatens Guhe losIs. this medic a ed
hsd than the good effect Of the
ouSy balanced preparations Of iodine without OF
iheir well known lishitities-
female cannot he confidently inv-
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Affecting them
Ia Hheuniati>m both Chronic ami inhammatory-
ia the latter however more dedyithas been nvaris
well reported. beth asviaring pain
The .xeiiiugs and Stiffness OF the Joints and
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low its
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via he sent free TO address the price
All letters, orders, etc, should be addressed to
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28
ST. NICHOLAS HOT E L
BROADWAY. NEW YORK,

When ceaPletea six years ago, the = Stehel~s 80
universally The most magnificent, ecu
thoroughly rxaHfe ESTABLISHING of tie kand
the coHtiu
what 10 thea rs 70
in sze, pssousness aBd ia fhe genera s.SH. %
comfort and enjoy meat ,eno --.s
rcluaing uplste Of apartments tor faniies
500 pc rSous an be comfortably seated AZ the "a
niles public dining rooms, and nothing ina,
srodern has devised fer the convenience and
rataca.ion Of travelling public has been omitted
Tits pIsn or is neg elected in the practical detsiis
aerhe early reputation OF tire House at home and abroad
is aFet from magnitude its superb appointments ana
mveromelike aui axarles. has ne-n enhshe'
TREADwELL, waITcoAB Co
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II HAVE hsni 30 bushels Clover and Timothy Seeds
ofths kess szaIty sais xhsorA2oa xkiee
viii De sold fair prices J. n. MOORaASN.
JAa- Ia
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The Natural Weather Guide,
VEGETABLE HYGROMETEH

ff>tiIS instrument possesses all the qualities Of .
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changes oil weather with unerring accuracy, often
truin u 10 ~ hours previous to any visible change
The setting principle is singular pisat discovered by
the propretors. which possesses the highly eurioss
aud Useful property o adapting itself TO abe slightest
spherie variations and remarkably sensitive,
rem Ter ii the perfect lily aromefer known
IL is stinea to supply the great want long felt By
FARMERS Of a cheap. convenient and reliable,
''rudr to the weather.' The Automatic operation
ST this little weather prophet, simple and perfect,
has won universal admiration and praise. Tho pro-
prieIors fesl highly sfatihed an being able
ibu,e valuable article To the Of man, ,aaia-
y hf aatuEs'> own wonderful mechanism.
Two sly les Of the instrument ready for
ket One, a neatly chased case of unien materai.-
the other large ornamental rosewood case, contain
ing pointers ard thermometer. Price of the
small sze s 81. that of the larger - %. Either
will be sent by Express upon cep of the priea.
the small size sent BY mail post paid. At the
Full directions ill accompany each instrument sold.
s4s-A gents wanted Address,
A. Ii. BLACK & BRO.
indianapolis, Ind
Nov. I. ~
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CUNNINGHAM and the VANEMAN
WOODEN HAMES

These Tiames made from the spur of Oak. Ash
Beech. and Hickory roots, having the neces
therefore superior all 9th
the only made in the T. States from this
material all others being sawe OF straight timber
They superior quality and finish aEd the puplic
and especially dealers invitee to call and examine
then.
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500 Bushels Flaxseed to Loan.
Clover Seed,

GNARMERS desiraUs Of sowing FLAX seed De a
u ecmUodAred with good article. ~ eAliing
40 3n REID ~ Iced
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~ GOD TURNING.

Having employed Vm- Haiehirs tzrner IN ~
Yarnture Estzki5stEssas. his veil
in saying that ear .appy all Who Esy tesr.
anything il this iIse with articles which
passed Every Description Of fzrzlnx II
viii be dose fer cabinet pattern
makers. carpeasers hEtsrs naehlzsis
sonahle serzs.
THOMAS MASON
Anz- IL. Issa. asa
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Handsome Res dence for Sale o
Rent

sl.HE undersigned offers for sale rent the hand
some residence, nearly opp site his 'Rrin house
mile west of Richmond, on the National Road.
rom five to cuty of ani canbe had ith the
house. he house has been thoroughly modernized
and Is of thc most pleasant locations in the coua-
try. The grounds are highly improved-a fine stream
Of runniH, the same god water, and every
other convenience JOHN p. SMITH.
April 10Th lsHa GOT
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John N. PANSON.

Has opened NJ i,.A L store in his cid stand. a
ewdoors norm. Marion where he IS
.ppafs supply his ed customers. friends ana tue
Iest "f mauslu! sith all kinds Of fresh meats such as
BEEF, VEAL. MGITON, Il ORh,
[ Ar D Sc At he lowest pessihie for X ASH
al X SiI only. lie also makes Ter eSc oS
Wlfth lie viii stfl at wholesale and retail
tb-y Ne haa aTy place IN the west lie
uiSaSs his stall in the Market House on
Market days Thansh the liberal patronage he has
received. he viii entezv deserve
tinuanee OF the gooI mrats Ies prices and at
tension 9 business vii
September i3gh, ie6o Sntf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

Washington. July o.,


HousE.--Richardson riaing to . personal sxpla-
nation, said tho remarks he made yesterday wsrs
entirely without generalization. IT. in tho heat Of
debate he had wounded tho feelings Of any gentle
man. he regretted il II he had violated the courtesy
Of the Houss he made this humble acknowledgment
This statement VS. not prompted by any one but
Was made in Justice to his own feelings. Yesterday
he had been led into personal controversy, and he
went further than he intended. Mr.. Burnett was
not in his seat during the explanation.
SEEArs.-Mr. Fcssenden made . report from the
Committee on the Legislative appropriation bill.
The report agreed to and the bill passed.
johnson, Of Tenn, moved TO take up the resolu-
tion he offered yesterday. Agreed to.
Mr.. Hale, from the committee on Naval affairs,
reported resolution that the Select Committee be
appointed to enquire into the circumstances Of the
surrender aud disporition of tho property Of the
II. s. Navy Yards 1t Pensacnls and Norfolk.
Mr.. Trumbull moved TO add the armory Mt Harp
er's Ferry, which was signed, and the resolution
was adopted.
Mr.. Howe offered resolution .requiring the Pres
ident to inform the Senate what instructions had
been given to our Foreign Ministers in reference Ia
the rebellion. Agreed to.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

Judge Oatron left ST. Louis for Ton
sesses on the 23d. Il wss reported that hs
had received threatening letters warning bin
not 10 return. But he 10 not 10 BE- scared BY
anonymous sooundrels. According to reports
we have seen. he goes where and does what
be plsasss in Tennessee or elsewhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26
Gen. LYonss GUARDS.
A correspondent Of tho Nss York Timss
writing from Gen. Lyons ofmy, says:

A correspondent Of tho Nss York Times.
writing from Gen. Lyons srny, says:
One Of the principal features Of the mareh
are Gen. Lyon and HE 0srnsn body guard.
Tho lAttsr II 1omposed Of ten athletic 81.
Louis butchers, each mounted on powerful
horse and armed with . heavy oavsiry sword
and : pair Of navy rsvolvsrs cash wears =
light bat turned up on tho left side, and dse-
Grated with white ostrich plume. Almost
any time, Gen. Lyon. accompanied by = half
dosen Of these savage looking fellows, may
DO seen spurring along the line, or . small
squad Of them, or singIy gslloping 6srosly 70
the front or rear, or straight ous into ths
country. II the General goes into house .
half dozen OF them will BE- seen 10 front
standing like iron statues ut the brides OF
their horses-if be scours along 10 advance
the train The olauking OF their long ssbrss
- heard beside him--stop whore hs will,
there may be always sesn : stolid squad OF
white piumsd horsemsn awaiting patiently
his movements. They are fearless riders-
| jump fences on dead run, leap disehss, gal.
lop down atssp descents. and, Ia fact, never
| ride less fast than their horses can run. M.
less co0pellsd BY some urgent necessity -
Independent OF their duty 10 body guards
they act - messengers, scouts, 40, and. il
consequences, have plenty to do. They sr,
commanded BY . Lieutenant; and from theil
appearance and daring horsem anship, will, II
occasion demands, whip dosen times thsil
| weight 10 ohivalry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26
Ersn the Second Iswa Reglnsns.
Carr LYoH, Sr. JosRPu, No. ]
JuiyH0d. 1851.

Mr.. EDroR: Camp Lyon, TO- day, 10 :
eesns Of great comnotion, in Consequence Of
the news from Virginia. The bloody retreat
81 Mcdowell fron Ball's Rns u the bitter
fruit Of that morbid and senselsss haste ad-
vocated By certain short sighted papers and
orators. The Iesson, though dearly bought,
will doubtless prove beneficial to tho dstrsss.
ors Of our glorious old ieftaip, Gen. Scotia.
Here, in the west, where our foes are undis.
siplinsd and unarned, il 10 the best policy to
strike at once, and nip seoesaion in the bud
wherever II presents itself but ia the noun
famous and naturally fortified regions Of
Virginia, occupied BY armed and disciplined
troops, the case 10 very different. Union
men here are almost disbsartensd, and the
rebels rejoice with Aendish delight. Wefesl
very confident, ho wever, that BeauffR ard,
Il be follows up bic victory, viii 6nd :
mountain Of difficulty" At Arlington
Hsiehts that hs will not get over until So.
600 men can BE- thrown into WashisgtoD
from New York and Psnnsylva1ia.
The ID Regiment 10 improving very rapid
y 10 drill, and our dress psradss are largely
attended By spectators from the city. Sab
bath evening, Company g, Capt. Bsker, and
cc-r=ss - -. s.. Ias Battalion, vent ~
70 Oregon, in Holt county, and brought down
. Ans company Of Union men, Who, being
unarmed, wels afraid 30 move on account Of
Che thrssts Of tho secession company which
has been making much trouble 10 that vicin.
isy. We can do nothing without cavalry.
Your plain Recommending the Iowa Cavalry
Regiment TO sweep down from the upper
border Of the State, meets with unusual ap-
probation. The Missourisns are oil mount.
Cd and cannot bs taken without cavalry
Taking prisopers 10 pretty much played out
here. Il has done no good % far.
Fears were entertained yesterday tina,
young Grover, Of Company A, who Vas shot
IN the neck 1t Charlton Bridge, would no,
recover, but to day be 10 mech bette.
Major Pesbojy's Brigade, Numbering nov
over 400 men, leaves us to-day to make iii
headquarters u Cameron, IS miles sass Of u
on the road.
Health Of Regiment remarkably good
Hopes are nov entertained that this Regi
nent will be called TO Washisgtop. q. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

Tan DKs MoIEEs VALLEY Vino il Published
every Monday at this Office, lie one Of the oldest
papers In Iowa, and has widely extended ciTcs-
lation throughout the Des MONIES Valley North
srn Missouri, and estern Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

SIKH Rs0nENr.-First Lieut.. Halliday
has been appointed Adjutant, and B. Sesrcy,
the Orderly Sergeant Of the Burlington
tBlues, has been made Sergeant Major, Of the
9th Regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

u Gen. Fremont 10 doubtless in 81. Louis
By this time. We infer this from disratch
in tho News Of Wednesday. He passed
through PittsbnFg6 Oh tho sd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26
Inpersa.. re-. s.ssrla.4 ca.

19pessans fvsn Cu0berIan4 CAP.
4 sisissn Of Wastero Virginia, en- route for
In6iAsA sish bis family, assures the Hsrrods.
burR Press Of Saturday that be passed tbro'
Odnbsriand Gap. iss days since, and
l6and 1.6O0 troops Of Tsnnsssssaps and
E1stsskisss, With battery Of six 6etd pieces
1nssea1As1 tso miles this side Of the line,
wtil1 100 trooCs srs snssnpsd on the Ten
$500 40 H. ssgs that 10 vss informed
- ~ g. oAes tbsss troops would soon TAX
- = lfne ~ mASeh for 6onsrset and Crst
,0eok6rd. - ~ only waiting % capture
AH @1hoe1a before thsy Dosa. Great On.
lnn1 asion = that portios Of Tho 6tats
~ oeenss " - rsport.--(u in. O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26
aeclssy In Eus,ana,


Society 10 England has had stir from the
eolumns Of the Times, which has succeeded
In creating spicy diversion from tho small
and Dali topics Of the hour, BY printing
series Of coomunicatioih upon : range OF
topics supposed 80 belong TO philanshropisss
and divines. They are I'll clsased under the
title OF the "BsiErAvisn Lament" s.Ssvsu
Aoshsrs" led "a, and proclsinsd the foyiorp
condition OF the matrimonial -markst. They
confsas their inability 70 make matches fer
their daughters. Cslibacy 10 20 greatly on
shs inersass that there 10 just Cause for
alarm ss the 6rssides Of Old England, proud
sst OF her harry domestic life. The men
ars 10 longer 10 be caught. They prefer
tbsiT lonely, snd, It IL to be feared, nsuRhty
Ways. !" Aothsr," " Grandmamma,D and
other domestic parties take up the cudesls,
soDe 70 vindioase tho hosor Of me calumni.
atsd sex, others 70 in6orss tho osss for IL.
Aisssd Belgravia. The iourusls are stirred
IN their moral depths. The Daily News de-
nounces The chief letters Of the oorrsspop.
dsncs - "not only wsnlon efsnss against
good taste and proper feeling, but On out.
rsgs on public morality and : oalumrioos
eariessnrs OF English socisl and douestic
life." The Times gravsly philosophers 90
the growing unpopularity Of the married
state, which it supposes to be the gradual
diverkencs OF the taste and sympathies OF
The sexes, tho vulgar notion that young
eosplss must beginwhere their fathers Ard
noshsfs lefs Oh, the superior cheapnsss oil
unholy rslssioos, the advancing comfort and
osss - clubs, s;ss.r 40 - ssvsous rene.
d. for % admitted evil" il suggests sha,
good female society should bs made more ct
trastive, the condemnation or sstempo sar,
engagements" - bad ton, and broader
estholicity on tho part Of society. TIL
French will have something 70 an1ss them
sslves With 10 this honest yet painful expos
Of the social condition OF their stii5-nscke 9,
n1ighbors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

ia Mr.. Psek, late o. Troy. bas b.
qssatAsd alI her t0rtups, sstInased s ~,
900, u The NY q Ifoy, H. Yefk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

FOR SHYRIFP,

Please announes the name Of 0RANVTLLD w.
PIrTMAN - On Independent eaAdidat~ fes The
once Of Sheriff Of Leo County, ct IL naxt 0stpbsr
eleoticn.
-Keekt Il, Jsly lItA, lssl-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

Faon PALnYaA, Mo.-A dstaehmsnt from
Dol. Turohin's regiment made rspid march,
on Saturday last, upon band Of secession
sii.s., wai5s ..-i -c...m.~t.c4 - Er,e-.nr, "a
miles northwest Of Palmyra, bat only bad
the pleasure Of assipe their ooas-sails . they
perfornsd the Zouass dog -trot 10 retrsAs.--
The party, however, returned with doseu
prisoners, and About sixty horses. The ssss.
oeshsrs' will soon hsvs % ssfoot IT," for shl
Union boys deem oil their horsss oontrahand
-[Quiney Wing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

By letter in this paper il will be sssr
that after the rous OF 0srnstt's troops, Z
dstsehmens started for the KaDawha 20 in
tersspt the Confedsratss, and was at Cali
forpia, IS miles northeast OF Charleston, On
the 18th. IL 10 probable that before thi.
time Wiss's troops have bean bsggsd or ocm.
PEELED TO disperss and take TO the mountains
1t will be seen that the troops have had con,
OF the moss.oISiiss..a Lin. 81 ss7ssa marching
-(Cin. Cas-, 24sh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26
4 paste ;. ne other size.

Tbs Federal scouts repsgs that the rebels
usre ssissd with iistls panic OF thsiv Own,
and rstssatsd peli nell insids their snsrsnsh-
mssts u Aansssas Junction, while our own
forces we're retiring from the held. This a..
plains tho astounding fact that they did no,
pursus Gen. MeD wail's army and that Col.
Einstein vs. eusbtsd TO 20 bssk 80 the Aeid
afssr the battle spd bring Oh Buroside's
Rhsds Island battery. These wonders oar
hardly b explained 10 any other way. Mis-
cry loves comp6by. We trust that the r.
port Of the scouts 10 trus.-[ Chiosgo Trib.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26
NEW ADVRfNEl(ENTS

AGo0011on. 1Aaeaasy.
nRUAs - 1seeav Dsaa Hsals, Inarss. Cords
- and lsatsn1tion Backs Tor Dsun and Fife
Beet Quality e Issaf Druns With eaif ska beiiss
and snare ksa1s at the rednesa Dses o. ~ $1,000
qaA1lty ~ Tor sels q The 0sts City Auais 6tors
NJ. a Main-st., Ksokuk.
iy1svla J.D. PATRICK, Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

4vHB sndesiened. hsviaG purshassd the sntir
J stock of Groceries Of Msssrs. Day Bro, No
los Main-st., Ksokak, asd vishing 10 Close il on
lnnsdisssly, will 10 - st The lovut Agurss a.
take Missouri money At par.
SMITH : ScHRAMM.
KAoknk Ju1v ~ ar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26
The Evening Pest:


THE OLDEsr DsMocwATuC M.
CITY or NETWORK;
Nov In the SIxTIEIH YEAR Of iss sxislsnss.
IN combines all the essential eIemeufe a =
COMPLETE FAMILY NEWoPAPRR.
It 10 devoted to the support Of The Ds1sosaeie -
publican party. wHEH ~ n HIonf. and Oh DIN.
OcRATIc PRINCIPLES ALWAYS. II ~ N
compromising advosA.e Of
Free self TFss kaDe1 rise oeoeeh
A strict Ooastyactios u tAs Csnstituties. AMI a
BcononitA1 AtministratioO 81 he aovsrunent.
TIE DAILY EVENING POST,
which IL printed o. . large folio sheet. eontsins
full Acsount OF the occurrences II the day the H.
test foreign MISREPRESENTATION vsreepondenes
public documents OF interest and iupestanee-
Proceedings OF CongrA and Of The state LeRivla-
turs-Popslar -Pestry-hevies
and extrsets fron Nov Books-City Nsvs-spseial.
full And accurate reports nj Connersial aAd Riaa-
cial dairs, New York Markets, iscludiDg 0tssk
and Money Markets, together Nth ths Oaasle
Market: Of the country, and sseh rorsiga .sreses
- are OF general interest. Ite editorial disQutsi-
tions are Away frank fearless anl is1spendeoL
THE SEMI WEEKLY EVENING POST
Contains all the residing Of The Daily Evening Post
and the latest news, ~ tsiegraphs snd nsiis, up
to the hour Of puhlicotion.
THE Weekly EVENING POST
Il edited With especial reiersnes 10 the wants Of
country readers, and besides al the articles Of gen
srst interest pubtizhsd IN the bsiy Evening Pest,
eontains eonplsss digest Of the news Of The day.
and IN Agricul Colup dew ted to the interest
and instruction Of raS0ers. II contains 30 kong
columns Of rsadise Dsttsr every weski
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

ID. =. lnfanarY TactIcs
IrOR the instruction, exercise and manmuvTss Of
l. the UNITED STATES INFANTRY, including
1o1antFy ~ shc II n - Light infantry
and Hl6IemOm.
Prepared under the directlon u the War Depart
nent and authorised and adopted BY the Secretary
Of War, Nay l, 1861. For sails ~
N. W. WkETcOTT,
Main ST., End door from 9Th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

klOy0sO w0ltRO00 m0Ds
LOYD'S Railroad Nap shows evefy Railroad
- in RAINING order up % February lst, lS61.--
Rvery stets.e 4 marked down N III rn.A. .rA
tie distansss bstnssa sAch station, and the total
length Of the road also the Kane Of it, olReers.
their place o. Rssidsncs, ehd the running tire 81
the trains on svssy haiissad IN America sfs sven
Every river II AmericA.is traced ont, and The
towns I'D sitiss On the Ohio saa Mississippi and
0thsr rivsss ass marked plainly, All tie 6ofte.
Batteries aad u this sssntry ars laid
devn premineotly. Per sals by
-. ". N16TCOTT.
jylT Aain-st.. "A door from lth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

Pianos at = Great Sacrifice
'nNE Ylnt Glass Seven Octave Rosewood Piano
" Tor sale = 1lee less than vholAaale prize.
One Second Hard Piano Tor Rent, or Tor SALE Il
very Low Agnses.
Three Prince = Mslodsons q hard times prices,
Nov il the tine 70 bay cheap.
J. b. PATRICK,
Agent for Gate City Music Store,
Jaly16d2m No. r. Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-26

HaRUsese Tacstcs fer oI.10.
GROSS MILITARY SURGERY % CENTS.
UNITED Stains TACTICS, ol.OO.
ARMY REGULATIONS, 1875.
SOLDIERS HANDBOOK. 20 CENTS
4 ND ell the STANDARD Military Books, for sale
"A low, 1t OGDEN BROWNDLL 4 CO.'S !
jc36 City Book Store.