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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

w. F. b. Lynch, Manager Of the Keo
kuk Dramatic Cub, iS0ow 10 nov in s,
Louis organizing . Drawatic C.mpao,
which will appear in Keokuk in . s~
days. The Company viii be compose
Of the leading s~ubers Of Dslssr's troop.
Az the 6s L. Theatre closed last Nond.,
evening. We may expect the company her,
early nex, week. During the aerson Nj
Lynch will play several II his t.vorite pis
css, including Damon, Macbeth. Ing.mar
Richard l,I, Charles De Nor In II,
r 'bbers) AID other equally thrilling pi.
oes Those ~ho know the ability OF Nj.
Lynch AS an cioeu,ioni-t will not fail t,
witness these performances. Miss Emf
ly Maddsrn who ,s we'll known 10 our Gil
izens rs an artist Of great merii
and who is engaged for starring tou
during the Autumn, will join th,. con,
psny at Keokuk and will play several .
her choice character pieces. La days o
yore Muse mily ~as tiecied Drum Ma
jor By gallant company Of Keokak val
unte,rs and presented with valuaLI
testimonial Ct their esteem. Mr.. Kusnc
Of Os Bars Company, we'll k..wo a !.
perioimer Of grea. melt. has also Doe
secured for the season ia Keokuk. sm,t
1.-The ,'opol II Smitt-will do IN The ~.
ny business Ia style never ca ualled o.
the keokuk boards. Suith d.,sx y
Da chmen, l ishmeu and Yankees 70 ne,
fectiun. Among the other menbers ..
Company We may mention Miss Mar,
Maddern, Mrs. Lizzie Davie, Mlss Doug
lass, Mr. Leonard, Mr.. Barr, MIR. Wilcox
and Mr Simpson.
Mr.. Charles J. Fyffe will take the man.
agsmen' OF the Company snd sill d.v,l.
himself to Leading Jascnile Bu.ioes. an.
L'gh. Comedy IL is unnecessary to su
anything oil AIR. Fyfe's abilities ia Il,
above line Of business. Those who has,
seen him Plsy know him 70 b. . performs,
Of great merit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

Cfsaraaee Sale 81 Summer Dvx
GooAs.

0oo00.
The annual ciosi, 9 sale Of Summer dry
goods commences next week asd cos,io.
ues two weeks. Great bar zAiss NAV be
expected in summer dress goods. The
constant brilliant suecesses Of our armies
must keep down the value Of gold. and
consequently Ill imported goods must re-
eede Ia proportion. To make room for
new stock II fAIl go.d.. Mr. Gregg hss
marked down I'll dress, summer. and i'm.
ported gooth TO cost price, aud not~irh-
standing that 'sapas asa cotton goods are
advancing, owing " the supply not be.
ing equal to the demand. sad the very
high rate as which the rsv material =
held, The New York store will sell its pr,-
sent stock at old prices. 7ho-e wishing
to secure barE.ins should no, neglect ,hi.
g''dso opportunity. A lot Of Remnants
VIII be sold very low.
July is-dIw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18
The AAvssce Of a sseeruns.


IL is the old. old story, SON to Rich
.mond " rulned Scat. II drmollsh. d
MeDuwsll. Il PIT Mcclellan TO the
rieht.algat /. made fool of Pope. 1t
sertl' d the hash OF Burnside. and has
tnrn' d h 'oker fnpey-iurvy. Let j, prove
~I-o The tste Of Rnrecrrns.
He has marched out because he could
not help himself. The high pressure al
mosphsre of The Nerlh forced him ou,.
IL MAS fight or quit. AID he concluded 10
6ght, much agains, his wi'l
Lee 10 enetrs,ine Mary land and Penn.
-ylrania The national -osr.4sl-oi. the
fonaee-is,'n-s perfect.psa.c. -T+r line
ot The Middle Safes and the great metro
poltau e,tles are invested.
Graut has tailed signal'y before vicks
burg. His men ere dMpiri.ed. Dirt
digging. hot weather, and bad wafer have
Infested ihe fank troops with disease
The bullets Of Pclnherton have thus far
proven their oaiy efficient doctors. No
prospect Of taxing The place
Kirby Su,ith ard Dick Taylor (son Of
old Ze are m sk,ng Il nks pa, jaber np
snd down the rsver from parish to bayoa,
until he aud his men are willing to let
Port Hudson 'slide.
Rosecrans is nov the hope of the
North. Defeated in every other quarter.
The Washington Administration looks to
him Tor victory TO prop up their totter-
ing cause. He has marched out with
City SIX or seventy Thousand w,etches
Who Lave spent the winter 10 banisRine
old men and prosecuting women. Ifthev
whip u theirs will be no end 10 their riot
Of p"wer.
Bat they are not going to whip u.s.
We have it from good authority. that
Bragg has given his men the sacred as.
-urance Of u soldier, that he will ncve,
cross the Tennessee River without one al
the bloodest battles of the war. II.
means " tight Ros~crsns 'on the square, ,
and he has every confidence in being abit
to drive him and his wheIps beyond tn.
border. st tif7"s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18
DisioyaIsy In Iowa.

=
From tue Dss Muia-s Register OF tie
10th inst we gather the following sam
Piles of Copperhendism. as developed at
the State Convention recently held:
No CnEERs FOR oUR SoipItRs.-No
cheer yesterday WAS raised by the Cop
perh,a is for the g,llsnt srvy Of the Ps-
tomac. Not cheer TOR the talI Of Vicks-
burg Was echoed along the sI,res No
word of applause Vas heard tor the brave
soldiers who have perilcd limbs and lie
10 roll back the tide Of rebellion Their
we're cheers. ho~ese,. tor Valiandighsm
There were cheers for George w. Jones
and Mshosy. There y ere cheers for The
head devils Of the rebellion.
APAlR OF WoRrHIss.-Sllson Hutch.
ms, Vi rebsl noiorieiy, made . character.
tito speech on the Fair Grounds a.ain,,
the nomination Of Tutl,. for Governor -
Hutehins Is not = graceful speakr ny any
means. ln fact, he is awk ward, Coarse
aud foolish Eor- sas,ance, he sail:
Il am opposed TO the nomination Of
Futile for Governor, brcan>e he has i'm
brued his hands in the blood OF his South.
ern brsthrem r
Not satis6ed sith this statement Of the
case. Hutchins asserted that IN case he
was drai,sd, he wonidnt ,mpioy rub
stituts, and alore than that. he wouldn't
80. In var. Bull, f., IIutchins.
n hon, tho o 'l.brated pris ncr Of
State. who got out o. n baau.e on the
strength OF streng oath to support u
Government " ich h- bad betrayed. ,usde
'sprech In which he used the following
language:
"Ine North was the first I, commcn c
this war, and nu4h to l,e The i,st to !,
down its srus.'
The remark vas heavily cheersd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

The following editorial from the World
indicates the infamous character Of tbs,
journal to the dullsst com prehension. Il
was in sympathy with the mob, and while
bloody rioters Who were resisting the
Government were sweeping through the
streets. the World was howling it's abuse
aDd defiance sgairH the Administration.
aud assuring the rioters that il had been.
and would continue to be their friend
The World ssid:
Will the insensats men ,t Washington
nov n length listen 10 our voice VIII
they nov give Car u Aeuv .v..nin.s. . nd
sdjara,ionsy Will they nov believe that
D+hance OF Law in the ruler breeds lief.
nnce Of Law in the peoples Does III.
doctrine proclsimed from the Capitol this,
10 war lsws sre siIen. please them put in
practice in the streets VI New York;
Will they continue to stop their ear. and
shut their eyes to the voice aud will Of
i"yal people. which fr three long Years
has told them by ever, act and every
word that this war must be nothing but a
var Tor the Union aud The Constitution 7
Does Mr.. Lincoln now perceive what
siic"aiion he has put bet s<ss himS II and
the men Who three years ago ,hundered
ou. with one voice 10 Un.Yn Square -
"The Unioc. il most and She be pre-
ss'vsd - These are the v.ry uen whos
his- mhecility his wsurUn xerJisc Uf ar
bttrary power. his stretches OF ung sn,-d
aatbpfity have transformed inio u.ob-
Al the beginning hnndreds of thousands
oi men wen, w,lingi, to risk their lives
st hls and the nxfion's ,.nll. Was !, i'm
p ssbl- fr him so TO have rested urun
the nations heart. 70 - have obsyed the
nation'o vii. that ! need were, sill 9th
er hundreds Of thousands w.u'd have
gene forth willingly " bis bidaing !? Who
believes itg IL was not impossible. Nhs,
has he and his infatuated party dune in
ssady They have iraned Conscription
Act. never tolernbls to free people, un-
cons,itutiopal beyond any mauncr OF
doubt IN It's provisions il not 10 9 yer,
nature, offensive snd most unwi,e in the
method OF its enforcement at, discriminating
between rich-md poor, unfair, ontrous
and most oppressive here where the atfri-
ion OF dire ntent was at It's he ght Dues
any man wonder ,i.at roor men refuse 70
De ioreed Into war misn,ansged almost
into hopelessBe.s, perverted almost into
pars'n n.h,ps Did the President aud
his Cabinet imagine that their lawlessne<s
could co'qner, or their folly seduce fr. Q
people?
We have one word 10 say to those who
resist aud those who counreusnce resis-
,ance TO the draft. and we appeal. as hav-
ing right to appeal to. iu that what in-
justice has done you, We have never fail.
cd to resist and protest against, when
protests we're prescribed and resistance
Was crime. Stop where you are.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

IL rs rep'rted upon * client aushori,,
that the converie iron clad steam ,riyaie
Roanoke, tie NEST to, m sdabls nflo.t IL
either hemisp' ere, 10 respect bath TO ar
nur md ariss, is TO remain Us guard 10
this harbor. For that purpose .hs L.
worth all our iorts, and we can new laua h
a. III the iron-cluds likely to issue irum
the Southern ports.
In addition 10 the four and one ali
inch plstes. she cafr,-s three heavy tur-
rets aud in i5Iinch guns. She Is the
only iron clad afoat witch is plated as
thickly on the bow aud stern as on the
sides.
For the present, therefore, our citizens
msy rest secure IN the knowledge taa.
they have an ironc ad battery in the har-
b,r that 10 competent TO blow half dozen
Warriors oul Of The water IN. Y. World
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

~ The wind blew perfect gale yer.
terdsy. aud what water there is lth 10
tbs-rivsf fossd = grea, deal Of diff .uity
In getting dove stream. There was {.
perfect cloud Of dust on the streets all
day. filing the eyes and covering tn.
clothes Of all whose brsiness call, d then.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18
Hsw she s'Chivasry" Treat Defence.
less Women.

On tie 9th inst. number of women
and children arrived in philadelplia in
charge Of b. Brown, of the Sanitary
commission OF Washington. d. O. They
had been captured hom M,lroy's com
u'a"d - Wischester. Va, and were sent
TO ki;hm md ~ psi. 'asn; m"st of thou
belong 10 Ohio aud were on visit 10
their husbands who we're sick. TIE,
told sad tale Of tb. trss,msat they had
received NJ the ha.ds Of their cap,ors.
Their cktlss and money ~srs ,sk-p trom
them, and several of them had the pleas
ure OF seeing the stolen garment put NJ.
~ auction IN Ri ,hmend and sold. o.
their way to prison they we're hoo,ed a,
by. the wsmes and b.ys OF kichnond
Oae Of them requested TO sec her hus-
band. who vas sick, but was told she
could not de j, unless he died.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

%-Col. Never, of the l7th Iowa, has
leen IN the city day or two.
Cviolel Weaver. Of the Second Iowa,
passed through tie city Thursday on his
way TO has home in Bloomfield.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

skJ- The mobs are stimulated by the
CopperhsAd Press, in order to frishtep
T iorce The Administration to abandon
7, war measures and succumb to jeff
Davis sad Vailandigham and their trsi-
'orous followers. the propogandiots OF
treason and OF slavery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

TiowK 4 TAYLOR will sell, this dsy, nj
Auction, 1T 10 O'Clock, Second Hand
Furniture. Carpets. &c, also Watches,
Jewelfy and notions. Sale confined IN
the evening. Regulsr Stock Sslsot 5
O'Clock. At The Stable, corner OF Main and
Ninth streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18
rE Dr.. White. surpeoo of Tho os0

IT Dr.. White, Surgeon Of the 2qnd
Iowa Infantry, In private letter pub
lished in the Iowa City Republicaa ssy.
Tho news has jus, reached here Of
the nomination OF Col. Stone for Govern.
or, 1t il reeeved with great delix xht.
All are oon6d. MT Of his election. The
army will do great things for him He
has the esteem Of al the comwanding Of
6cers Who personally know him. aud Is
loSksd upon with admiration By all. Z :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18
x~.is,,ng the Enr.,,ns.s.

The k.okuk packet Emma. on late
down trip. received on bosrd four men n
Warsaw. who we're haDdcuffed and in
custody Of = military guard They we're
charged with being the rinelsadsrs Of .
band IN Hancock county, Illinois, Who re-
sist d the Enrolment and tore up the
pspsrs spd lists belonging to The euroll
ing oftieer for that county The prison.
ers we're put ID at Quincy. aud sent on To
Springfield for trial Missouri Repub-
lican.
The Coppe' heads Of Hancock county
are Of the same venomous stock a. those
Of New York Clty. and their foul murder
OF Ritter vas n brutal n the mob mur
der Of Col O'Brien.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

John Il. Yore
wilfts A. vore.
rs.
Peter J. t,oushiin.
Mar, is,ais@ CUus him
On thc 2ah d Of i,rcember 1858 Peter ceurb,i.
Nd NARY tousa tsux hhh n,e, OF, ssM 4 ) Miller
sad hons Euetev tn" fnilo sipe d. &C lied tr.t
~.iA- situate In L-r cs ~ ta~s 10 vu The sou m
ra~ GA H. oi o. euoa -eh lh~ p,h-~ 80 !, az
Yer III Sset'"h seventeen. The non b. uss rtss Of
>eeuoh stx'rch; the u theeat tth-wsst ousrttr of
Section nlue sup ao .th-ssst Qaatsey SI S>ctlsp
slrG 'sA 10 Tovssbip sAxsy-sevss aossA, ., kssss
s~ves west.
Aso, the su-t half Of Section tussty-.ve. Tess-
h'p ,ik's six moth, OF k~Hr- six west.
Aiso III ns "a hf ~ 81 tson thrts a. TIE frac
s"si a,rth elsi quarter ~ SrotB toat~es Ia IogA.
shi sixr nv. u rsh. az ksHee west
Aisn thv tSst lAs ,Le south- Qasrtes an1
thrty s'x acres on The all o. vet Lsit Of ~
. rthr~ cst qaast~r ~ >ecti ,hirs~s. IN TOuEhsp
sixty Elk uorth - ssage avr " svcsss ~ 1aS
~ ~ o. apoie oi tsu ot0 xeeat oh, Jaaes trses
AID l0ha D. Thon rsysst In tsrse yNase ~ IN
mont ms fro Dusv ber eSi is3e, 10 iamas y Wslsh
~ the Hs OF the State of ss-ou,i sac ~ hiu en-
dovsed ', Jnhn y. Wnism a. YessN - satA usso 4
due And anpsid.
the sforr sse ,hal - ths susvs o. as sa.A
rrases ,En.ier ssss drsd. N secasSsse~ siiA .ss
ms spthorft ivese~d IL ~ b, s~tp t,~.s s,tsr
r,sas sos, notice u sns ilsst a.ss ~, -
Saiurda, the sSh day ~ Assust ifS9 ii ,e s.sIssk
I~ili ps"~e~~ ~ seit .sfd real slate 20 ~ I'D
y s0o and use DetSpsss dur tasr % snA III ,hsn
ard here sxssat< . deed n ts~ pusrhss~r. =
Ptac- ~ rtr Ia unS sb- Cosrt Ne ~ N u Cssy
OF keSkuk leo evaHt lous
SANDAL p. niLLsR, Trustee.
NAnps = hccaAnV Attsrseys. J-ss-A<w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

'Rops.--A large proportion Of the
sheat in this vicini,y has been harvested
iarlng the past week. Ssuc fields are
'xcelient, aud the yield from them siI,
. large. Alsegesher II, crop. will BE-
Above an aysngs for the last four ysun.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

s7- The Jennie whifplc is the morn
log Sost for Davenport and Rock lslmnd
Aud intermediate points. Lea1s. Fort
Madison on arrival of lie cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

s~It is the veDeraLIs Bates of the
Cabinet, We learn. Who has claimed and
exercised The advisory regulation of the
sHaiss Of Missouri, and who. in connec
ton with Gamble, drew up the recent re-
markable general orders VI the Depart
mem Of the Missouri.
Gen. Faux Blair 10 expected 10 s..
Louis soon. and it is barely possible be
may have xord to say on matters and
things pertaining 70 Missouri.
A-Tbs G ,nmissioners sppointed to
t. Re the soldiers vote last fan hold over
this years elections. SO says the Secretary
Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

- There will be meeting Of the
Soldiers Christina Association, st the
Lecture isoom Of the Medical College.
this, e tarjsy.) sgeLing al y O'Clock
A iuIl Attendance Is d..i ed.
j. NJ WALDO, Secretary.
Ksokuk, July IL, 1873.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

- The Ls''es' Aid Society will NEE,
this eft srnoon at 4 o'clOck, at Ms. Bu
els.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

slNc4spuLous-A nua,ber of ineredu;
eas indiviiual,, con,moaly known as Cop
erhesds. vert determined, on the even
"g Of the de,nonstraii.n, to believe tlar
Port Hndsoa had n,a been taken, al
Eough We had received the ofi ;iai re-
port, They swore that il would prove
another Richmond affair and that the
lenionS ra.s vas all Tor uAuyh, These
i are, however, excusable, for men
ought not to be expected 10 exlabit The
osoession Of more brains than their Ma
acr has endowed them with.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18
nRIGlNAL NOTICE

Z" War, Ann Nsgsi, James Ne. al, and Thomss Ran
'-~A
o"e fet' '"'t1ed bat there 10 new on die /,
" '"sa ~ okuk. = l.r.i ~ VI W X. hin -,.ir,
m ss anu asrS >a9 k'ssi = tdgmrnt f,r es9 %
WIN IN t-r cent iutsrr>t an or. losu a ,f = n,.,
gaze, xeeai 81 ~ a-bt Nary Ann ssrsi l.. inr 4
"nai,, Mp 10 ?. isds Lsst four, BiSa eisss, on.
'" N ~ - ok.k n,w !, i4,nti -. prop n, h,
't'usr A 'S - -
Ia" ".h'r d-s~niAnt> hsve sn intere I mica ,ov
apP~nfab.i snsw~r ~aid I~ti d ~ before uoon q
sre'un "ss o' the mex, tori o. said curt 10 m
M '',cr ~ okuk nn the nr.t Mond.y ar ss,...as..
~. ~ iso5 liiIm ~ ~iii be esdsrrd and ,hc nepp
'itt 'r ier,d ~ b Aold ''
RANKIN 4 MccR,RY
y'-usN A.torneis for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18
Nem Aopertiselnsnts.
r IST OF LETTERS

es'aainiaE 10 the Post oacs al keotat. IN. is,A
Of Jui'. to63. " ~
NJ Psrsons calling for any sf the folisv,ss ,et
isrs ness cay, .ApvsHrlsxps
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D1||Di

Ia AnCiu % Yritay JsIy i7tA, 1859 u 4 pest 4
"e'ocs hrs. Nancy A.eAIsy, aged 4i ss.r,. !
-'o''shs and ~ days, ~ --
su"erA ssrv'ess o the rsstd-see Of Mn. ssnA
D'aensstr. On '"1n' ~ t-een ssseal .nd Third on
s'ssTas "sr .. Fs'snas sfss Amhy .rs r.spscs.
fa iy Isv,tsa W ais-nd. 4-'ss j.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

~ 1AHRf
sencsnI Lsopards Royal Brasil.
Ian r'Err. Panther Psrasu.v.
- ipped and potteJ Hv,0ss
CAiih'rnis u ixxb t3-ars, Bise.
Bear of Had-oa's Hay, Cinnamon
Hear OF Oregon, Irhn-umon.. and
An, kssers Namid az i.,.u ana
Lion. aud VIII ips, z .os. OF
tse6ara- Apes, hoakeys ant Ba-
D -'ns Nr~ n siiAnd > Ianfnr ,v..
Peruvian ttms Ai.sc. at III
Aaf~s. 50 - w 81 on. Nebs.ss.
buffalo sib riAu whit Coon.
Csvi, a.d Auss tat. Pore p,,.r
heixe H.es, Opa--u,ss As,atic
J g 81 syti ,n ssoat-, N 4.iars,c.Y
n h,b"t African rlleans, snnn.
ish Msc sSs. wa,da ard, Att.
c~h Gro w"ed raues, Gid VII.
YER. Chm 'se nj kng,ish pbss.
sshts king t.oris hi de. Attsus
0aih-n Hem White aud Gre,
tr y cal Cockste~. Paradise
Hrds santh nier,san, A., tic
aut African Parru,s sd % 70.
qnets Also @ q eat ssr,et, o,
ansira Ian bi.ds Of gosxscLs
piumag,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

C0mical Mules,


viii ouiivea the more thrtllins
seebes OF the Ente,lainmsnt
Tho entroe ot tns Carriages
Cars aud Vans of ibi4 establish
m. into esrh cit Al d town. on
the morning ~ the .xh,bIiiou,
~iti ~ rssBI a Grand A,.viue
f.aorsps ot I've q MI. in isuE !.
hitch viii pass h ough the psia.
c,rai str--,s sif dug he papllii
= nralaitsus s,es vi hs spl n.itd
"s,sv,ns, Horses, is.iipinss.
Ps's,'h rnaIia. aud osher spp~nd
ages
Tho BAvn CHI AKi0T, d-sv,
bs . TEAM of r, tpHANTS
w'l, Ieaathe ippssing pfsess-,oa
ths shnl- fotmitT spect eli
"a nnrpss. d b., ORtrNTsi
RASDhua AMI MACSlFI,
CENCn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18

Nthe asrvels an ,spsend prs "f ArIasted Nstur<,
orr ,aiz-d teE the a-s-s.p leg3 " b. most ertep
siv-. e"us ie aud maeninc~n .s -bi .hm-nt aI the
ttad exam Lingu sc 10 isadcq iaie u p<rfectt,
deseftbc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-18
BLACK TIGER.

Asi.tie and African Eienhsnts.
o'pr Good 'tope Lion and Lsen-
ess, Amsxvn laa.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
SeffeHtli6e 0en6lI. :
4uf Somlfaes ben 9ten WVai.

,e-s ;4uf Samttaes ben 9ten Mal, g
aH t2 utr Wittuss. foI,n am 6aafs Sss iintir,
,tiGnftsn tn ROre gBtsittatI Ednnf@ip qsGs
Sauntp. fOIssnSs grtitrt 0uf SFsntIiSsr gsnta
uersaufG rsreen, namIi@i - -.
Gin Sutss Samilitn gffrb, S Sabre aft. ans,
suir Sabe, 8 S4pstns. 8 S6alle uit 8 Sunasn
fammt elr WOnr, Elm lsi&tr ,pssEuIs. Daesn,
Elm stnSGuIss 0nSen NIT DtiGfsI unb 3usstSr,
Elm Spotlsr.Wossn, pfus aHb gsss, SaIbidr.
ren, UaSsntOdrDs. sins gfGbseernlt, 80 adrr
Saamsn Guf bem 8sIpf, Better unb GettIopsn,
3 BlisssltilGs, 2 Eubsn0 Edible, 2 Sursous
RiiGsnl&ront, 9sEIeriMrant. SinE GdIGranE, eir
turfernr s.ed, Giientsbsl, Gilm6dfen, 30
6dfeH UC0 enttwsrss Stdnnsr. 66ssr. unb ICna
nod pislerlrt 6aufrRaGsn unb Sausreiau6tb.
f4aftsn 30 TeitldufttS gu n,itbn. = !
Die SsDinsuHsra an gsriuufstass unb auF-
rartunS ucu
e. Soieph @utbaro.
s~Dd Der llnter,s&Hsts sslOnnsn IN na&
BEN Dtitrn su tisSsn, fOwisb suss Ubus Rad.
halt u1inuft.s ,rs s--ssa,-s ..,r. l.. --s
Aprtl 10, 1868. s.-tg-.s Tqbr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29

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aespbio uuo Reaotne SratnS Hah sub ron bsrris
burg, pcttsuille. une SamoqIa uno phtaoephto.
mo ~ dleniewn NIT ben estha Shal Grains mad
'no pon Teunorf dbsr bic Central Giisutohu on
Reu Serfn. uno philadelphia ubsr bic Nerosysnu
'rlponia Gifsubobn. -U -
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sroins, Chne @ehid smfhen pittsbura uno Sleuf
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aarrisbur9. eebaucn, Rsooiua, ercns, llsntcpn.
s|sthlehsm. Goffou uno anbern 6aupfpt6bsu anbnl
zen. Tiefe 2roins MAIDEN cine firetfe 0rrttnruna
"a 6arrishura mit hen 0Srctidhsn Sentroi Gif,rt
reutnhu Grpree Sroins nodb uue ron Baltimore.
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2orlttis. Gbambsrsbure uno 6oesrstoun.
SO. 8 unn a Rue bic pcF zrotns uno hottsn or
an allen Staftcnen, uub No 8 uno s finb bic Gn
cres Sroins iuifhen barrisbura uuo gieurcrt. oh
ne @ehfel het Rorreu. uno madtn balt an nHen
Stoticnen, nusesncmnisn III 9surtis uub gQsretewr.
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0surcrt tSelih. (Senntoes auAosucmmeu) um 8
'ibr wcrasns. 12 S9ittaas, uno atsnbs. uno bic
osifIibs Sroins, Gc. l. @ unb 3 tnneeH bert uur
1880 8crmitfoas. 9 Glathmittuas uno 10. Is IL
senbs. Gemarb HJ3. Elnuaer. prefr.
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