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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30

STERLING'S
STERLING'Si
STERLING'S
AMBROsIA
AHBR0SIA
AMBR0SIA
AMBROSIA
FOR THE HAIR.
FOR THE HAIR.
FOR THE HAIR
FOR THF HAIR.
Made from Roots,
Made from Roots,
Made from Roots,
Made from Roots,
Barks and Herbs.
Barks and Herbs.
Barks and Herbs.
Barks and Herbs.
We advise young persons, whose hair is beginning 10
fall out TO take warning in time and save their halr by
using the Ambrosa. To those who have already lost he
hair the fee use Of the Ambrosia will surely restore It,
as it hd, done far thousands
DR. SrERLING's AMBRosA is stimulating oily extract
NJ Roots Barks and nerbs. 1t will sure all diseases OF
the scap and itching of the head entirely eradicstes
dandruG prevents the hair from falling out ORION urn
ing prtmaturely gray, causing e grow hck ana ohg
II is entirely different from all other preparations a.u
can be relied , ,, A.,
1t known fact to thousands In the CITY OF new
York. that this is the only article yet discovered hat w
Cure ri of the Scalp and cause the harto crow
PRICE $l,00 PER BOX containing two bottes'
On. II. y. STERLING,
Sole Proprietor,
No 493 BROADWAY, New York
For sale by all Druggists.
or y. K BROWN, Wholesale Agent, Montpelier,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30
IGNORANCE OF QUACK DOCTORS AND NosTRUN
MAX Frs
BUT ALL QUACKs ARENor IGNORANT.

notwithstanding the foregoing facts are known 4
some Quuck Doc ors and Nostrum Makers. yet regard
less OF the life and health Of others, here are thos
among them who will even peEure themselye,. contra
dieting giving mercury to their pa EMS or that Is con
tained in their Nosrums. so that the usual fee MAJ
be obtained for proiessedy curing or " the dollar o.
'' fraction oft may be obtained for the Nostrun II
that many deceived also and useessy penl
large amounts for experiments with quackery
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
Ctemrance safe OF Nummer DRY
Goods

The annual closing sale OF summer dry
goods commences next week and con,in-
ues two weeks. Great bar gains may be
expected in summer dress goods. The
constant brilliant successes nf our armies
must keep down the value Of gold. aud
consequently all imported goods must re-
cede in proportion. To make room for
new stock of fail seeds, As Gregg has
marked down oil dress, summer, and i'm.
ported goods to cost price, aud Dstwith.
standing that staple and cotton goods ars
advancing, owing 10 the supply not be
ing equal to the demand, and the yer,
high rate At which the raw material il
held, the New York store will sell its pre-
sent stock at old prices. Those wishin,
to secure bargains should not neglect .hi
golden opportunity. A lot Of remnant
win be sold very low.
July l8--dlw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

The captors OF the rebel General Trim
Bile al Gettysburg, seem to have been
overlooked by the prints. To Lieut.
Wm. A. Nc bowel and Sergeant Gurnsey,
of the 10th Pennsylvania Cavalry, be-
long. the honor of his capture Lieut..
Nc Dowell is ccmmisssry of the regiment,
and desiring to vary the routine OF his
official duties, proposed to Sergeant Gurn
sew sn xp.dition 20 the front to capture
.one .yre, backs" After fading nine
they we're iniorned that 4 rebel officer
was hing wounded in a house situated
| about three uiles from Gettysburg ane
east of the Baltimore turnpike They I'm
mpdlaily proceeded to the house snt
found General 1rmble, who was lying II
bed with his leg amputsted Sei"w TIN
knee. with MAJOR Hltl and Lleutenan
urogsn, vi TriMbles staf, all OF whou
l,ieussnant Mcdowell parnled, subject {
the approval Of General Meade. On ask
isr Tr,mble if he was connected wit
! iamilies Of that name in Baltimore, be RI
: Piled in the affirmative, and added, .
4 an from Quaker stock, aud have no bus
ness to be here fighting T. He wrote
note TO General Meade, alluding there
20 certain relations of friendship whl'
y had formerly existed between them, AZ
e asking that an ambulance bs sent I
n him. General Meade promptly grant'
4 his request, remarklng that Tr'mble Al
he before the war, we're friends.
Y The body of Richardson, the spy, hui
as near Frederick, was cut down after han
ing for three days, and yesterday mor
ing lay at the foet OF the tree on which
Id was executed, in an advanced stage
. decomposition His body has been 9
X. tirely stripped Of clothing by soldiers "
Cd wished 70 carry away mementoes and
It's tree, a small locust, had been denuded
a it's bark from the roots 10 the lov
d. branches. A few more executions. un'
he similar circumstances, viii rid our ar
m OF the presence of men OF his vo
10 tom Correspondence Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

about this little attempt at jeu-despra
than may at first occur to the reader.
We are on all sides surrounded by pre-
cisely just such charming and innocent
cages to entrap our Too confding military
commanders, not only here but wherever
we have had an army since the war
began. with few and very extraordinary
exceptions.
To distrust the loyalty and devotion to
the Union cause of any ladies having
husbands and brothers in the rebel
army! TO suspect them of harboring and
and aiding rebel captains, who pass back
ward and forward right through our
lines, in carrying dispatches between
Johnston and Gardner! to even hint
that j. would be only wholesome pre-
caution to see the houses of such fair
"Unionists" searched from top to bot
tom, in case Of there being arms conceal
ed snywhere!--to 90 still further aud as
sert ~ some monsters very broadly do,
that .'Unionists' Of such a stripe-male
or femsle--have no right TO remain near
US at all during the war, but should be
politely escorted 10 their real home
Dixie Oh horrible this is ~arring mp
on. women and children this is no,
"chieatry." No!-the real way becoming
loyal soldiers in this death-struggle o1
their nation is to forget how Northern
ladies have been treated in the South by
Southern gentlemen; to put implicit faitt
in the e sloyal" wives OF disloyal hus
bands; to put our sentinels to stand guart
over their property, and send an orderi,
to hunt up any stray chicken that a hun
cry Yankee may have Knocked on tn
head by the roadside; to let them harbo
our enemies to gobbls up . brigadior
general and his staff now and then, b,
way Of pastime. DC. Anything short Q
this is not what your West Pointers ca
ch,vslry; it is--in the opinion Of TO
many with great shoulder straps-uneis
ixed warfare upon our "erring brethren
/ and brutal Abolition fzuatic1sm. Thu
r We 90 on--like good old Dame Parting
ton-sweeping back the ocsan-tide {
rebellion with the broom of "conserv'
tism."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
Gen. Dow,s Capture.

The Port Hudson correspondent OF the
Tunes writes ss follows, under date OF
July /:
At an early hour..this morning, mes
senger bought to Gen. Augur's head
ouarters the news that Gen. Neal Dow,
and staff, were captured last night, by
baud Of guerrillas, while leisurely return
ing to the house Of Mrs Cage, Un1o'
lady in this Immediate neighborhood, VIII
has husband and two or three relative
in the rebel army. Gen. Dow. who wa
wounded in the last attack of the l4th
had received leave Of absence. and wa
supposed At headquarters i,self--so ! AT
informed, at leasl--to have been lon
since on his way hame.
Instead Of this he had remained hei
sick. and was residing, believe, At Il
/ house Of Mrs. Cage, when the guerill'
. came upon him, and he found himself Ii
( srly Gagged"
There IL more sober truth and mesnii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

aW- During the late session of he Old
School Presbyterian General Assembly, .
complaint vas made by DR.. h. +. Breck- :
iuridge against the decision Of the Synod
Of Kentucky, that none but communicates
are entitled to vote in the election Of a
pastor. The Assembly after due consid'
GRAFTON decided against the action OF the
synod. By this decision. not only mem
bers in full communion, but oil who reg
uiarly contribute to the expenses of thu
congregation, have the right TO vote in tn
election Of . pastor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

CHANCE To Buy Doors AND SHoEs
CHEAP.--W k Bidleman has stock o
B ,,ts and Shoes which he desires to clos.
out 10 give place 10 a new stock. Soni'
Of the above goods were p archased be
fore the rise, aud will he sold cheap fo
cash. Men. women and children can b
shod cheap by giving him call soon.
IdmGw1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
Observation-Disclosures are becomi

RuNAwAY.--Runaways are becoming
SO common that they arc hardly worthy
notice, and do not form an item Of ints.
rest. Last evening al two colo red per-
sons, man and woman, were driving
down Main street, At rather ra pid rate
the horse became sud ddeniy unm anagabl
and started off at high rate OF speed
throwing them out at The corner of Mai
and Second, breaking the woma MS arm
and severely bruising the MIN. Th
horse then ran down Second to johnson
where he was stopped. No serious dan
age was done to the buggy,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
rkUsTEES' SALE.

| Joha X. yore
william 4. fers.
rs.
| Peter j. Coplshiin.
Mar, lousA Goughn
On thr gam OF December, id6s. Peter couxhln
md Mary Laaisa Cough euvcsedto SAM lsi'iet
| and ihoma> Enster the foito~ing desciihed real
-state situated In Lee ts i"wA to ut The south
east quarter Of section oaghi The suth-~ est guar
ter OF svcun seventeen. the norsh-Sesi quarter OF
sroon the setiAaAl soasewsst cuanser of
| section nine aud notth-eAss quarter VI sscion
ahtrty-sx in Township sixty-seven notth, o. Range
seven ~est ~
| Also, ths west hair OF sestion tSenN-tN"t he~"-
ship sixty SIX north, Of Ranx- sx west
Also the mo- III half ~ Seets thixts ~ $50 80
north easi quarter " aechon ourseeh.h ~ "
| AMI, sixty live u, rth, Of Range six west
| Also thu east hall of the south wesi quartet ans
stx scres on pastr hsif Of westb. pt tne
| unrth " ost quarter of section thirteen. Aownshp
ssrty- ak aorth range i've 10 s.cat 80 pAJ-
na-nt OF = note Of $50 0Oo. ~s1cu %, 'ss = - ~
and Joha D. Thomson pAyahle in thfsr yosss s ~
months fro December sAshs issr, 70 osA1es ass
NJ the BAH OF the State OF MissoafI nv " al@ ss
dovxsd ~ John H. William A. fofss ~ upoAs y
due and uupaid. \. .,s
TvnssYs ,Enster bsag desdl IN sccevaans~ with tas
as nd anthart In vc~trs ia N hs ssid desi amer
| $3.50 aaur w.es na,iee Ia the paN Gate cAr %
.,mr,ay the 90 day Il Ausust, tte1 at 70 acioek,
.I proce-d 10 seii sstd real state to rss said
N, 600 suc the Interest," Aue kherscn And MI then
80 ,bsr, ! r. xscute 3 deed ~ lns puychsser.
pace front " th~ Court DO sss 10 sss oy
sAMukL r. HILLxR. Trustee.
HANxln Z uCGnAsv Att0sueybs 1sxl-css
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
a KEOKUK. IOWA MONDAY, JULY 90 1863,

set out in pursuit The dead body Of
Lieut. Marshall, pierced with five buck,
shot in his breast, was found lying beside
she BODY of his dead horse. The Lieu
tenaut's boots had been taken of, and his
pockets rifsd. His watch was not found
by the murderers. Search was made for
the guerrillas, bu. they were not found.
It seems very strange that with all the
warnings We have had, officers aud men
will .traggle off into danger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

nm- The enrolling officers have nlmos.
completed their work. and We are reliably
informed that the draft will take place in
the course OF TWO weeks. The time,
therefore, has about come to be pr ovid ed
with $500 to buy exemption, or rePcr
at headquarters, when you receive notice
or get sick and pay the medical diirecto
to certify TO your disability.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

~ The Religion l,s Council" to con-
slider the question to have tho / onstitu
tion OF the United Sta a. so ame nded a.
to give more distinct recogn,tio to the
supremacy of God. will meet in the F,rs
United Presbyterian Church. corner o
Seventh street AID Cherry Hey thi
lS&turdsJl morning, - ten s'cle ok. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
THE CITY.


Hereafter no sub,cri, ,tiuna will be re-
ceivsd for the Daily for less tbsn three
months a. the yearly rates. All persons
subscribing for less than three months.
will be charged at the rate Of sixty cents
q mouth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
ga On Tuesday last the stockholder

rA- On Tuesday last the stockholders
Of the National Bank Of Lyons, Iowa,
met at the Lyons City Bank, aud elected
officers, and transacted the other nesessa
nv business preliminary to procuring
charter and putting the institution intt
operation. The following officers we're
elected: j. P. Gage, President; !. Col
DIV, Vice President; w. M. Evans, Cash
| ier
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
rx By the will of DIR. Beshune. Il

Ex By the will OF DIR. Beshune. the
Theological Seminary OF the Reformed
Dutch Church, receives his splendid col
lection Of theological works, amounting
to several thousand volumes.
D@- Adyices from Damascus state tha
| the caravan which left Mecca on the 26fs
Of April was composed Of upwards
i6,oOO pilgrims,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

RouGH. of our Western ex.
changes in speaking Of Jsnaison, the or
iginal Jayhawker says the has lir
enough to eat corn out of Jug" That,
rather rough on the gentleman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

- The colored folks pf our city we're
out ea massd last evening, having every
bus in the city filed, b"SIdes several car
riages. Destination unknown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
NOTICE.

10 Elihu Gum. r. r. creei Mu- Creei, his wife;
Frsnk Pa ne, Jos~ph Simpson, Robert g. Dayton.
w Graham trustee Ae.; G. 7. M. job pson. Geo
Bsrsn. j. A Conman. Gregory McMahan, W S.
windsr Hugh kennedy. Charter & Tebelman,
Mtl ard Snow State Of Iowa tor ,eof school fund,
samt. Box.msn s. r. Voorhees,, Gornelia ID Woos-
ter, n j Mcnamara, Emms 10. Williams, Exul'x,
Hate Thompson, Cisnin, Meuep a Co., A. C.
Highly, Live, Bsran6 b. Adams, Arnold Kendall, J..
Il fctitn, Nm. Turner, assignee of Pat lex
.Cruse, KeeKut Lodge No I3. lbd.pendest Order OF
odd Fellows, Ed~s'd Boyefton, Chas, |arsonsk Co.
X. Ma.on. JAS. Cox. AngeilBe BusEcy, administra
&c, Thomas and Sarah Dungsn executors &c.
w \. hrgoun.J * ). Cornsan. James cAnahan J..
Hk Love o~. G. R.n.+y' ts'a hra%ei nsan
Co., wm Thomp-on Co., j. W. RANKIN, p. 7
Lamsx, J., w. Ogden, Hiram Barney, Ranktn h
w m skte~ art l. Son. Littieton Stnsy Wiitsm II
Williams Edwsrd Boyd and John d. Baughmsn,
Defendants
You are he reb1 s<veraly potned that there 10 nov
on ae the otic- ofthe Clerk of the District Cour
Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, petition of Cha'ie'
.S. rra,iog for The Of ihc Tscord Of csr
tam d. d from Mash Lee and Deisvan, trustees &c
for the hAtf OF Lois a. (2 and % Block t4o5 IL
t.e City Of He kuk, Lee ountv Iowa. - that the nam
~ the grantee therein EIAa Gum In-ts id Of ELSA
fuun the ds.d referred beine recorded la Book No
IA Jag 800. OF sAid unty praying also 70
lie ioa of ths description Of propert, n'end
Ia e coavsS cd by r, Greet nd wife In . ortgsg
page so se la the record OF said and la In
decrve of foreclosure In this Court thereoa and 10 sh
deed the Shessr OF said County Charles bsse b. an
the rece q NJ ssns found page so6, oh n rscord
~ ,nid County, that the eortesd instrumen M
records shsn I'D ,he Undivided half OF the rear h.
Lots u (2t& ~ Block 90, In the Cliy OF ksoku
l. C,uuty le~nm aud Tor K.nersi relief, &c.
Nov eAcn you App~Af aud said pet
tion b, noon Of the seeold day OF the next term
said Conr, comme ncfng al keoA uk The nrs Moudi
of So tember A. D.. ls63 or decree a. prayed 4
"' H.. SCOTT HOWELL,
js9o-d4v Attorney for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

H Some four hundred persons we're
In attendance at the Quaker "June meet
ing" at Newport, r. L. Instead of
"boardin around" az they used TO, they
all stopped this season at the Fillmore
House. filing it up 10 "high season "
mark.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

COMFORTABLY WARx The Me curry
nov ranges from s6S to 92o from earh
10 the morning until nearly night This
is not quite ~ warm ~ 1t was few week-
ago, for it had almost rsnched purgator'a
srdor at that time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

Say- The Kate Cassel ID the morning
boat for Daveapor, and Rock Island and
intermediate points. Leaves TT. Madison
ON arrival of the cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

SALE.-Tbere will be d sale Of horses
and COWS in front OF ~ H Williams
Auction Rooms this morning a. 10 o'clock
Remember the hour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
Sis nef sAAtny
Il. f. MATHToT,
BRADISH JOHNSTON,
THOS. COTTMAN.

Since receiving the letter, reliable in
formation has reached me that respecta-
BILE portion of the Louisiana people desire
70 amend their State Constitution, and
contemplate holding Convention for
that object. This fact alone, ss it seems
to me, 10 sufficient reason why the Cen
eral Government should not give the
committee the authority you seek. to act
under the existing State Constitution.
may add, that while do not perceive
how such committal could facilitate our
military operations in Louisiana, really
apprehend it might be SO used as to en-
barrass them.
AS to an election to be held next No
vember, there is abundant time withoa
any order or proclamation from me jus
now. The people Of Louisiana shall no
lack an opportunity for fair election fo
both Federal and State officers by wan
OF anything within my power to Civ
A. LINCOLN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
NOR SALE.
AxsRosr rAscEY ,oHx . ~~xvr,
VANCEf k DRAYER,
A = + o r n = = s
FOR WAR CLAIMANTS.
No. SO Main Street, xeokuk, lows,


(over ogden's Book store,l
VIII attend faithfully any business entrusted To their
care, sueh ~ SECURING Pensions, Bounty MONEY,
Arrears OF Pay, Comm0tatioBs OF RAtions, Pay
Horses lost In scrvice, &c.
Bly, the late Act fCsngrsss Soldiers discharges
from service by reason Of wounds received In
bastis are snsitisd 70 the ofOO 000mtys
Under the Act ohcongress approved July 1lih, i6Q,
Pensons granted 10 the following cassew 0f
soaS: ts--fpvsiids. disabled In the ssfvi4e since
March &th, 1851 inthe line OF duty. n.-Wid0ws Of
omeera or Soldiers ying OF wounds reeslvsd As-
con .yacted In the serviee In The line of duts
III-orphan children uudrr sixteen years Of sxe ~.
Widowed Mothers Of deceased soldiers. V>-pe.
pendent Siss ers under sixteen ycsss Of VtThe
Widows or Heirs or persons dy ing in the service,
titled to the 500 nnupty and ar-c4rs ef Pay.
NFwrite US . Ehort letter, tstamp enclosed state
the nstnre Of Claims and wilt gysf oar immsdists
Affection.
aY Permission THrr nxTxK TO
Hen. las. Harlan u y. Senator Nj. Pleasant lows
Hon Il. u Pickei, u. H. asseasev,
Rev w Corkhin Chsptaip Gem Hospital st. Louisi
Gov Atvin Ssundfrs. omaha Ecbraska:
Ray Chas Elitott, ID D., ~ Louis, Mo;
New. 1. l. stewart, Captain Hospital, keokuk.
Jc37-axvlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

MAsosIc.-There viii be meeting o
Hardin Lodge No. -, i. d A. NJ, thi,
(Mooday) evening for the purpose o
work on Sd Degree.
By order of w NJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
BLACK TIGER,


sencgxl Leopsrss, Royal Brsxii.
ian Tiger. Panther Paraguay,
81 ipped and spotted HycnAs,
Califsrnis o. irsis Bears, BLACK
rsu.~- - A. - ..s<~.s -.<.s -s.--~y
Ant Eaters. Numid.an Lvon and
Liop.ts and Whvlps, zebH OF
Lahara, Apes. Monkeys and Ba-
boons New Holland Kangaroos,
Peruvian Lima Alpaca Of the
Andes. Santa fe Bison, Nebtaaka
Euffaio. siberian whit Coons,
Csvii and Ausk Cats. Porcupip q
hedge Hogs. Opossans Asiaiis
JAG al. Syrisn Goats, NJ ara scsI
Rabbits, African t'eileans, Span
ish Masxvs. Wnida Birds, Afii
cAn Gro ned Cranes, Gold, sii
yer, Chinese and English phos
ssnts. King Loris Birds, A tbin
Guinea Hens, white snd Gre
Tropical Cockatosjs, Parable
Birds South American, Asisti
and African Parrots and p-rc
quets Also great variety
Australian Birds Of gorgeeu
piumags.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
MoRr SOLDIERS We understand th

MORE SOLDIERS we understand that
n punber OF sick wOunied suldie rs
are expected up this week. The exa q
number is not known, but it is thoug b.
that there will te eooush sent up to Ill
the hospitals here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

NEW Boo ks.
The Excise thy Laws by Commissinsr Etse;
The Flying Dntehm n--Saxe.
Marian Grey4-by Mrs, r. &. Holiness
Like and Unike;
Les Miser bios;
orpheas C. kerr's Papers, I'd Series.
Fresmasou's Monitor.
Cooks Voyages.
AL Odds--ht the Author Of Quitti
Burrs field and 1arcua;
Vegetables on Americas
The CampaiEn Of tssa and -.
Physiological Memotrs--by Usmmonds
Mrs L-siie's Cook Book.
Girls Owu Booki
Boys Own BNax;
veruer's Pride;
Die kenss Ccrnpete Workst
Homeand Abroad, Second 6eFiesj
Story ofshe Guard,
New wAnausiGyeiopedis 1881;
The Poets Journal bt Reyard Taylor;
parsop nvowntow . Book;
OkatAngo River;
Edw in Broshersoft. by winthrop;
ghadcw IN the House.
ThisdRy recetvedAt
| BRowNELL's Book Store,
| Iy4 ID Cor. Main and 4sh streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
yrEBBEs GREAT HEALING PLAs
ORIGINAL NOTICE

ORIGINAL NOTICE
To Mary Ann Nsgal, James Negal, and Thomas Ran
You are hereby notified that thereis nov Ole In
the once the CLERK OF the District rtaf Lee
~ lows al x oh ug Il pe.ion of j. " Rankn ciaim-
ing againsa Mary Anu Negal Judgment for o63 ",
th ten per cent Interest and tore osute of mort.
usve xeeuted by said Mary Ann Naeai to Ing l.
Tumuiy, Mag iOh, 1853 Lot four, Hiouk eighty one
I'm +i1--tity 1sf -cksh ttainti6as property BY
| transfer.
The other defendants have an interest unless y0u
appca ~ md answer said petition before ol
the OF the next term OF said Court 10 com,
mence at Y. k.okuk on the drst Monday of September.
A. D. 1853 Judgment will be rendered and tho prop
erty ordered 10 be sold.
| RANKIN & MccRARY,
| iyl7-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
.-sis4i-=-slia-Hii4iiHsis-4si17is .
DIED.

On the l6sh inst. at the residence of Mr.. y. n.
weight, of Second and Exchange eokuk.
Iowa JoHs n Nrws stl formerly OF ConssvtIie, New
York. In the Saith year OF his sge.
On Sun Sny evening. nj eclooA, ANA, infant
dAaGhser Of =. and -- wARp.
The fuucrn win take place ~ 10 O'Clock to day
from lbs rssidence on Blordeau besweon Tenth anc
Eeve6th streets. Friends invited 10 he present
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Ntm Abuertiseinents.
GOV MENT SALE
OF
Condemned and Captured
Horses, Mares, Mules,
&c, &C., sc.


on MONDAY MORNING. JULY e0sh comm encin .
q, O'Clock ~ Morxans - Louis stack Mart, Corn-r
Of PTfh aud Carr streets. 81 Louis, will be sold
immense quantity of Condemned ard aptured Horace
dares. Mules, Ac., sc.
The sale will be continued from asy day until the
whole are dis posed OF.
TEaAs-U Treaaury notes.
BY order Of EDsuFp WuERrEL, Captain and Az
sisfant Quartrrmastsr. X W MORGAN.
is2o-dim Government Aucttonecra
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The laughter provoktng 8 antics
ofth
Trained PonIes and Monkles,
Comical Mules,

VIII eniiven the more thfntnG
scenes OF the kntertainmeat
The epiree Gi the Carriage
Cars and Vaps OF this estshlish-
meat into each cii aud town. on
the morning " the exhibition,
viii lap esrnt Grand Aovtns
Pannrai ma Of over mile in length
xhich will pass through the pstn-
eipal streets. affotdlng the Pub De
u xrstuitous view OF The spt-ndfd
Ga ,avsus, Horses, TrnppinTs,
Paraph rnasia, aud othef append
ages
The BAND CHARIOT, drawn
by a TEAM OF ELEPHANT
viii lead the imposing procession
the whole forming speci scil
utsuypass d BY ohitSiAl
GRANDEUR AMI MACNlFi
CENCE.