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The New York herald., 1863-04-21

The SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE VA
"A LADIES' buy all kinds q goods at auoticu prces
get article muoh under regular priceS
snSss ISsy ss
and check Auslns Hair Brushes Combs, Soaps But
100 y.ras @ G DO Curtain a Z g. & 3D. ST.
very : Sns' Curtains. ss pair pos.
500 yards vestt6ue Laee one yard wsde S. yard
In small wares Trimmings. &C.. we keep everything
Ladies can hnd anything they want In this line ~ the ow
SO dozen spooIs Liaen Thread Co. worth Goo yards
b0 dozen exceent Cotton 10 and Co. 800 dozen lc and d
STRAW GOODS STRAW GOODS
important 70 Ladies' Nilitners and oountry Dealers
boys Straw Hats purchased At the cash suction sales which
the cheapest line Of straw goods 70 1e
found r ne city VII sell them BY the case or single
Lades cali before purchasing; you money
We have also hand large assortment OF Sun Umbrc
Ia. These goods .r' very os6sos On
Corner Sixth avenue and Ninetee eentPsreek
At GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
"A NEW STRAW GOODS DELIVERED
twice every day from manufacturers and nporterl 49,
Also. SPLIT STRAW BoNNErs. far below the prs.eo.
BIoOMERs BL0oMERs.
We cannot perticuiarse. Our stock contains nearly
everything a'''lHSs INSPECT. WE sPscIy1
Colored BIoomers, Is: 81, s. - and s. cents -.-.
ss,.l; ess sDHI
1ESh 1EEESah6sss ss = q HsfY
Enasoe 70 these departments 60 Allen street, nth block
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DRY GOoss: ss:.....A....~.
a GEsAr nDUozxEST
Ef1E I'll JS.HsS u 4ss'szRR. WEE.
4. rr. o.r,, :. ,s.ssv s.sAs- ..,olls. Rss GOODS
HAVING ''IsISs TxsaE ADDITIONS PROM THE
or AEiEIPs 4ME PssS S1EEs HEsx.
sH4"le 4dsEfs ssE;s sSSSs g SsSssssrs,.ss.sx. rss,s.sx.
Ao b.. d.
-'' '"-'Sa THR & 'IaAEoEsr, cHEAPEsT AND
MOST DRsIRABLR ASSORTMENT
ABOVE GOODS c
TO BIZ FOUND IN THE CfTf
:ds: n. please bear the Following pr''s' IN mind - We
TpF sRISSS SRssa 41xEssIsESS, S1CSS s4Sox
Contain. y Pull AssOytmsnt q :. loc' Ia s Sd. 1' 3D.
From Auction. Very CAeap-at e. and Ga g.
w. o,.., q RICH osos Ds susa.
BLACK DRESS SILKS.
49,, ;, DOUBLE % WIDTH OoIoRsD AIrAoAs.
A4ARos STOCK OF FLAKrowELLNa.
~ loc.. l2,zc and iSc q yard
Also. = large sss's Of ot,,,.s ,ov.,.
~ loo. L.. Ia 81. and Ia Cd each.
f BKsr AMRRICAR PRINTS
- ing Styles l6c. and 1c . yarl
.scorOH 0INcHAMs.
BLHACaED nUsLLNs
from Ia and up.
|. NEW sPRIN0 STRIPE sHAwLA
from la and up. ner nn rag
Al''' '-rs' .isfiiR'cs ELK xsS s CLOTH o1oAxs.
70 A1 cRSsrXI ~ sa FxTAcR EMPORIUM OF FASHION
262 BOWERH.
,en4.t w. T. ROBERTS.
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The Fight ON the Upper Rappahannock.
[from the Richmond Enquirer, April 1871


Railway intelligence makes out the eight the Kappa
hammock on Tuesday, at Keley's ford, IN which the
enemy repused After I've successive attempts 10
cross with some loss, exteat not known but slight
the Confederate side. On the day demonstration
was made near Germanna and United States ford
engagement Is reported. II believed at Hooker in
fesdd general adpanos; bu all ysDadninp quia ycs
Eeyddy fk impression dbdted report was in crcula
ton upon the statement OF civilian force from
Fredericksburg that general advance was projected by
the enemy bat that largo body o tho troops whose
term Of service expire between the LIST and 15h Of Nay
REFUSED 70 obey ordsrs believing that was the object
Of The Commander inhief TO force them into fight of
before the efficiency Of the army should DO
impaired BY emergencies which would arise during that
porto1.
FRnEmcssBuRG, April Is, 1858.
Heavy nrng heard up the river yesterday, which
was supposed be skrmshng about Keleys ford, be-
tween StuArts cavalry and those OF the Yankees The
cavalry pickets been withdrawn from Port Royal
Z pons up the river within sx miles Of the town. Last
night large nrcs OF conAsston, were visible In tho
direction OF Aqua creek Two balloons yester-
day evening and the have been running necessarily
since Saturday night. Last evening there was good
deal q oommoion 10 front, and che Signals
ally activs 10
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY, April 2o-s P. NJ.

MONDAY, April 2O-s P. N.
ro-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that Of last Monday
Week endg. Lodas Specie. Circulation. Depo1ts.
April II $l70 1888 s17SO91 $50 s94 731
April Is. 6Sz822 &c. 900 5000 $50 164 2Cl
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STALLYONS

UN0R sALK-A BLAC6 STALLION, EIGHT YKARo
u ga. sired By 9, \. Csx hs1 brotaer 2 9serge 4
For Particulars inquire Of D. B. AMOS Bauveavtle. T.
l6i Ohambers street.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

NEW YoRK, Aprn 10. 1853
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.
At NO. scHAMBERs STREET PAY THE HIGHEST
"A prices than other place In the city, the oi.
lowing articles Watches, Jewelry. Old Gold and
Silver Remember, JOS. H. ISAAC, no Chambers street
nIAMONDs, OLD GOLD AND SILvER-BY GOING
IL TO LOUIS AHRfCH, - Broadway, under the New
other place this city for Dauonda old Gold and Silver.
without ng compelhd take other goods In exchange.
He pays city bsnkable money. Canals Hair Shaws all
has been Is years esisbshedn New YORK Remesber, rs
broadway.
=. DIAMOND BR0RER
no Broadway Watches and Jewery bought Advances
diamonds aud Watches
ANTHOLOGY.
A AsT0xIsHING-MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
IA daughter has foresight 10 tell how aud how often
you marry and all you wish 70 know, even your thoughs
or pay Lucky charms free Her equal 10 not 70 BE-
found. Her magic Image II In full operation. No. 1N
Ludlow street. below Houston street. 70 cents Gentemen
not admitted.
TyoLCHEsTER THE CELEBRATED MEDIUM, WILL
~ be at home from A. N. 10 r. n, ~ his rooms.
way
Nro IMPOSITION NEVER FAILING MADAME
IN STARR, from Europe, was born with natural sft.
consults the past, present and future. on all
through ne brings ,ogether those long separated,
YOUR nfe cures drunkenness inerprcts dreams and
hers free Ladies' take notices you who have been deceived
by false you who have been unfortunate In life
arc founded natural sfts which proved and tested by
hundreds who daily and eagerly visit her. that this
humbue No. l0 East Seventeenth street, OF Third
avenue, on the door.
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- - $l3 10 for extra mess. and SO 80 vi TO-
rfoe mess 6ales made OF 600 bbh and tieross on
n srd xsh's ths ra.ss q eNe. lohe 100 bo.so Sscoe
ozc 61e.. and 900 pack ages OF hams and shoudeu
stokc Ixc and So s6ko. Butter ruled quiet ~ iSc.
24c for State and 6c Ice for Western. Cheese con-
tinued inactive At lilo. . l8o. .-s
Riu.-rhsrs were 400 bags Eass india disposed Of
at No askc-
sUaAss were less aotive, but arm. with sales Of 900
hhds., at 1oxc lakc. for New Orleans and 9ko-
l0As for Cuba.
IAILow-Ihs sales comprised $1,000 lbs. ct likc.
l1kc. I'
wHnssr.-rhere were 500 bbs. purchased At AAe .
4lLo,
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CHArfANo0GA, Itnh., AprH ii, IbtJ.
No news from the 'front.' few flags OF truce merely.
and the compliments OF tho season IN round OF cozy
skrmishing Along the line from Liberty TO Shebyvie.
The general engagement not clcse at hand II appears
rhs Hickory crock bridge-on the McMinnvnje and
Manchester Railroad three miles from the former psce
has becn destroyed by Ore. The ncendlaries are sup
posed 70 be Stokes cavalry TO which half dozen
citiens hsreabouts several months ago. There
was only span burned, which will be repaired BY
trcstie IN . few days.
the bodies of troops that recently moved towards
SNOW Hill have gone back. Morgan Is the scout
with his brigade the direction they took. Ne has had
ope or two sbrushes" but nght yet worth noting
General Bragg is still at Winchester.
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CLOTHING.

ORxrLBMRN HAVING ANY NEW OR CAST OFF
G Clothing 70 dspcs. 81 can obtain The hishss price BY
Pearl street. near Centrs ." "s~rs suactuatv asseud
The New York herald., 1863-04-21
POLITICAL.

fyRNrRAL DEMOCRATIC AssOCIArIoN.-rHR REotI
~ lar monthly meeting Of this association will be held H
room Cooper Institute this tuesday evening" at ~
o'clock. JOHN KERR Chairman
The New York herald., 1863-04-21
nm. Prem,.es Fall-specaI..or. uneasx.

Mthtu the past low kcueth unosciho1s per
vnded tho speculztng market The investment OF Con-
federate into eight ror cent bonds the revolution
ary stories OF the Northern prints the buoysncy Of the
Confederate securities in Europe the federal defeat at
Charlcston and other events connected with the In
aIcatiye Of better time coming speedily u the South
have haa the effect OF producing unsettled eatc sf
mind among all who professionally engaged in "turn
,n. ov er' ther money the articles OF common trade
Tf'ere has however been important decrease IN the
nrce Of and those little articles Of prime ncccs
~ b,ch make up the stat OF the domestic life remain
~ the same bsnt prices 70 which they attained
tho las, cap upwards in the schedule Of the domestic
IN The comparatively useless article Of tobacco there has
been fa and decline promises 70 be greater as the
ssys Glide along leaving TO spcculaors tine alternative
selling al Al reduced prices holding with aprospcct o.
probsbs loss Bread the great desderatum holds i''
latest elevation; but believed that In tnr article tns
speculators have done their worst Nay u DO So IL
oo,hng the opposition prodnced By the BLOCKADE run
and ths bockade goods buyers up has made mate
rial chsags q. some estab shnen,s, which are selling
sprise sults f9 men At $50 that one month ago theJ
ooao essy have soA for e1s and eoo Such facts ndi
csss, q, bsisssd, general decline In msrchandse ans
psodso' - n sqy fear q consumers. and shs 'r'n
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OCEAN HOUSE, ,

" NEWPOKT, X. l.
uudersianed begs leave inform the visi-
tors Newport that the Ocean House will be opened
reception Of the latter part of June Having been
the of Messrs Kerner Birch during the whole time
OF of the Ocean House. and his
long experience gained the Clarendon Hotel New
will guarantee that will be kept only first
The plans Of the house hitherto shown the Caren
don may seen Engaged, b. Messrs.
Hitchcock. Darling Co., at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
J. b. WEAVER.
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

House and lot s7th st. 1l5 feet east Sd o0(
story bck house and 2lS W. t4th st. 2sxlo3 r. S5t
lots on west side Broadway, comprising the entire
front from 1920 70 l43d at with lots on 143d
st. and lot on l42d st., t.,ai............... ALL 6,00e
By Muller, Wilkins & Co.
s6.Szssil o.sos
Lot I18th st. 40 feet OF lth av 25x kblock l0t
story box house and H. 116 W. 37th O4x062K T00(
Brick building and lot Sc Warren street. 26 6x100 10
3stsry bri house and lot Ill K Broadway "a 2x85 60(
story brick houses and lot 16o Mott st. 26xlO0 10 60(
Brick house, stable and lot 20 Perry st., 26xs6 4l6(
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LEGAL notice.. .

TUDGMENTs RECOVERED AGAINST THE HARLEM
e) Railroad from 10Th April. 1858 10 10Th April 1868
dofR rord-
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HOTELS.

HOTEL ROUGEMENT, BOULEVARD P0fsSONNIERE
n Paris-PHILIPS, Proprietor-This hotel 10 located
the most central and beautiful part Of the boulevsrd
Inducements Americans Visiting Paris
either business pleasure. large Ia at
ached the where every taste be grated The
proprietor hopes that BY constant supervision
his entire establishment he will be able 70 crafty wish
Of his Private supper rooms always ready Eng
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

r TOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, ON THE
IL Kill Won Kuii, N j. This beautiful summer Hotel will
opened June Regular boats from pier No. North
river WESLEY W. HILL, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

PURCHASERS IN WANT OF FIRST CLASS BILLIARD
I Tables with SHARPS late invented Patent Cushions,
which, elasticity and sensveness OF TOUCH supercedes
any invented will hnd assortment at bis msnufac
band Tables cheap. l...
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

and Combination Cushions are pronounced BY the most
Judges 1.-The best and the only reliable
fscinred." For sale only BY PHELAN 4 COLLENDER, IS
10 Crosby street. N. Y,
The New York herald., 1863-04-21

nRoOKEg DANCING ACADEMY. yl BROONE ST
OPEN ALL TIE YEAR
An the fashionable dances 10 one cours. o. Lessons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
merort Of s.,s,.r,, Az .oo,.,v.

Report 81 Soldiers, Ala society.
Since the FIRST of March the Soldiers'
Aid Society, Of this city. have collected
and sent 10 the army the following aani-
tary stores:
-Four large boxes. filed with crackers,
tea. dried beef, corn meal, toasted rusk,
&C.; three barrels Of dried fruit, one bar
rel OF psrched corn -four, two barrels Of
sundries, one keg Of sour krout, one keg
Of pickles.
The society have also expended sIoI
in butter and eggs, and made up one
hundred comforts. for which the material
Was furnished by Mrs. Wittenmyer. The
ladies of this Society have worked faith
fully and stil expect to do all 10 their
power for the comfort Of our sick and
wounded soldiers, and they do most earn
esily en.rest the ladies of Ksokuk to
wake up to the importance of the work
S'h'S wv suu kHSm.
The next two or three mouths must
necessarily be time OF great suffering in
the army Nearly all our Iowa troops are
at vieksburg. The hong siege under the
burning sun Of Mississippi and the balls
of the enemy have greatly increased the
number Of sick and wounded. Shall we
forget our soldiers in the hour when we
have most cause to be grateful for their
unfluehlng devotiony We know that
The ladies OF Keokuk are not wanting in
patriotism. They have done much, and
many fathers and mothers who have re.
cieved their sons alive. or have seen
what kind hands smoothed their diving
pillows, have exclaimed, "God bless the
ladies of keokuk" Blu, shall it conten,
US that We have done well in the pas,?-
shall We not now work perseveri, gly and
unitediJ? For il is only By usited action
that We can hope to accomplish much
good. L. KNOWLES, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.

To Chas Thomas. John shrver. q w aarrsttssn and
Vim Thompson h Co Dpfensiaais
You anJ each OF you are hereby notig~d mat there
10 gos on de In the CLERK uce ofthe District Court
If Lss county, lows, ~ kekuk,s petitios Of II.
s'of howeii claiming Judx ment sganss you, Cha
Thomas for The ana of kikht hnndred and sixteen
DsiiArs upon your note, sisen TO wm. VI Ausua
CO., and also for ,he fovecosure of Mortgage TO
.asm oa par. Of Less and ri BiscA Isl In Chy OF
aeokok, Iowa,
And uniess yon appenr aud answer said position
or before n,op OF the cond day OF the term Of
said Court, to commence nj k@okuk the ist Monday
of september, A. D., lisa, tudrnent ~ be had by
default h. SCOTT howell
!yf7-d<w Attorney tor risiniia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

CokMIssioN AND FORWARDING AGrs.
GIVE would call attention to the nd
versisement of o. Tower. at Farmington
VITO has opsned Commission and For.
warding Agency at that place, where be
will pay the highest cash prices for ali
kinds of produce. groceries, &c, and will
furnish to order the same ri the Ksokuk
and st. Louis prices. with the addition OF
the charges for transportation.
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THE CHICK EFT.

The house was we'll filled last evening
~ the result Of the beautiful play pre-
sented, and everybody was delighted-
giving vent to their admiration by con-
tinued plaudi,s. Mr.. Smith, as Toodles,
could not be excelled.
This evening will be presented the
greatest drama ever offered in Keokuk-
"THE CsrcKEr." This is play which
has long besn looked for by our citizens,
and in which Miss Emma, who will an.
pear as Fanchon, the Cricket. will no
doubt give great satisfaction, ~ she has
given superior evidence Of talent. This
intensely interesting drama was first
played by Miss Maggie Mitchell, in St.
Louis. and was decided success, is copy
righted and but three different actress
ss have the privilege of playing it, and
Miss Emma is one Of the number. Every
one should embrace this opportunity, a.
perhaps it viii be long time before they
will again have the pleasure of witnessing
it.
There has been new and beautiful
scenery gotten up expressly for the oc-
casion. The Shadow Dance is most
besutiful, and this alone should insure a
full house. as it is something which has
never before been presented in this place.
The production Of this splendid fve-act
drama, will occupy the whols even
ing, consequently there will be no after.
piece.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

Extracts from Southern papers show very
plainly tina, the recent Federal victories
are producing = marked effect on the reb
els. Whatever one or two of the Rich
editors may tell them, they have iptelli-
gepce enough TO understand something of
the importance of our success. AT any
rate they cannot have forgotten all the
eloquent articles in which th use yery
Richmond editors set forth the value oi
V'cksburg and Port Hudson, or the
speeches Of JEFF. Davis. in which be de-
clared that these were the most impor-
tans points to hold, and must never be
given up. And if they could have for
gotten all this, they cannot be deaf TO the
call OF JEFF Davis for the eel vice OF cvery
able bodied man in rebeldotn. That call
proclaims that The iron ha 3 entered the
.oul Of the Confederacy as it never did
before. The Southern papers already
complain of much murmu ring among the
people, and say that some of them ate
already crying for submission and peace
Meanwhile our srmies an, nayies ara
crowding in upon them frop every side
and the Tebel armies are e. yerywhsre re-
treating The Richmond Enquirer apc
JEDI Davis may talk loudly about a lew
en- masse, but there 10 an d can be n.
such thing. 1t is only fig ire of speech
The South has already mad its levy e,
"'asse. 1t has sent TO the a my all its abl,
bod'sd men. 1t sees i,s do ON approach
ing. It's filled with disma, =. Ye, it per
ceives one CLEAN of hope. It's friends i
the North have begun opsr atoms in it
behalf. 1t is rejoicing eve ,r the riot il
New York, as over victo ry of Lee o
Beauregard. When it heai d Of the dc
ings Of the mob tia. mingl I'd cheers 70
JEDI Davis and Lee with he shouts fo
plunder and for the blood of negroes,
pr'eks up it's failing coursg and resolve
TO try again. Only 10, the North stan
united hrm, and the rickety rebel s,ruc,
are will soc,n come falling to the ground.
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. UTUAL INSURANCE.

We. the usdsrs.ensd, President and sesrstary Of
the fsrm~rs and rchsnts. In-urapee Company ei
Quincy iliiDos, herebv eertih thai tbs said Com
psny 10 pos-essef sf Capit.i ~ sncordsn~e wfth III,
Ghsrtsr Of ssid Company. saount,~< 10 Two Hundred
and Ninets Thnsani Three Hs adre and sixteen and
u enty cue OHe-hapdro hs Dollars, being deposit
notes In force he nrsa day of July, A. ieex se
cured BY Hen the reel cd suoanti ne 10
I've Millions Dollars and sucum Der sa more
thar half it's value and addition thereto the ssta
Compan 10 p,ssesrd of Cash Asse,s and ntls Re-
ceivable ua,atins daily nearIy al davinx interest
al the rate Of 10 pc cent pot annum, smounii"g 10
Ten thousand Fsnr Hundred an sixty Two ami FIN,
four one ha dredlhs Dollars, being the balance on
band, July lst, D., 1853
wv. CLINE, President.
w.R. VAN PRANK Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

The Copperheads charge the war
upon the Administration and the Repuf,.
i'oan party, although the rebels comm snc.
% the War, with no other prove ,catiou
- .uAn 'ne election Of President opposed
TO slavery extension, aud now thass ..me
ooppsr0eads are extending their logic to
the New iorsa Mob. and charging that on
1ns . 4miois,ration also, because il MIGHT
have been avoided if the President had
only abandoned ths draft and surrendered
toJeff Davis unconditionally. leaving ou,
gallant soldiers already in the South, e
perch with disease and exhaustion, or Al
the nsrciless hands Of rebels.
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THE CITY.

@ Mail subscribers who send one
dollar on subscription to the Daily Gate
City are credited nt the rate of sijxty
cents month. They would save money
in the long run BY sending one dollar and
ffty cents, for which they will be credit
ed for three months, or at the rate Of
ffty cents . month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

Fl Harpers. for August, is at hand
filed with number of very iu,eres,iu Y
articles. among which are '.Scenes 10 th.
war OF 1872. "Aa American family 10
Germany" aud "EulaIie" Thi. is an
unusually interesting number. Terms.
$500 per year, Harper d Bros, New
York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

SCHOOL We would call attention to the
advertisement of the Denmark Academy
OF which II. X. Edison isprinoipaI I'm.
equalled facilities are here offered to the
youth OF both sexes for Instruction iD
the various branches, and the terms for
board and tuition are unusually Inv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

| Powers of Attorney, it win be
seen by reference to the advertisement OF
the QuArtermaster, are required 10 oil ca
ses, OF Agents and Collectors of claims
against the War Department.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

PERSONAL We had brief call from
Lieut.. Col. Archer, Of tbs l7th Iowa,
who was In the city yesterday on brief
leave Of absence, for the purpose Of taking
his family South. The Colonsl 10 we'll
and in hns spirits. aud reports the ia
dlgnaiion of the army int .nss towards
Coppsrheads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

- A Vicksburg letter says that Gen. !.
Psmberton, since his surrender, is ..all
the time tearing his hair" Can't he
.send > few looks 70 yopr fsapsls symmth-
issrs hsrsI--[ Louisville Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

II TEk-Wili heal open .uhd@ Of sIl kinds; mAw
thai have bean given ineurabIs BY kuspsoas
o-en healed BY these plsstsrs. Que esn b. used ~ "
dass BY rabsn9 Il ~ and turning IL every lvensfsa
hours. An pain u also renewed b, them ~HA.n tss
h'nrs sHrr osthg appl. d. They sold By I. TEssw
:esn ever, day sxcsp, sat sday and saHda, fro.
10 g'sloek.
Sold Ay D. = vOWELL 4 Co., 81
No. ai2 MAiR ~. bot, 6th and Nh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

II Judge MoCunn, the infamous trai-
tor and panderer to the mob, is rapidly
releasing on Habeas Corpsas the robbers
and murdsrers who have been arrested for
their grimes during the reign Of The mob
In New York. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29

sdr The Kate CAssel is the morning
boat for Davenport and Rock Island and
intermediate points. Leaves Fl. Madison
on arrival of the cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-29
DENMARK ACADEMY.
lie Pull Term Of this Institution viii commence on
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEM8 ~.

Faciltr- here offered the vouth Of both sex-s
tor tssr uctiou the engfA bsaruAet isctud
lug the higher Mathematics and the Physical Scis .ces
together with the
Latin, Greek, French and Ceruan languages, anl
Asie, Drawing. anA Painting.
Tn hcst social and ,norAl influences are conhinsd
with un>urpas.sd osAtoa and sd0cal 0ai sdv sntsgs
The tosm both 10 besrd and Tuttion, arc unusu-
ally Hsodo, atU.
fss cstsiosuss, including Circulars piess addrss~
the Principal, n. X. hDBtN.
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