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The Ottawa Ship Caxal
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active, or Indifferent to it, Russia, whose
whole commercial existence depends upon It's
ce1sat, is using all the intellectual and pollti.
cal resources Mt her command, to raise i'm
l'assable obstacles In the pathway of It's kuc-
cess. When the subject Was first announced
TO the British public. It wa. represented In
tuch q manner BY the London Taa.s
through which this announcement Zap.
mared, that no capitalist would entertain
it for moment, and this was precisely the
asm and object Of that Journal, In writing the
article concerning It, All who are aeqnaint.
ed with the unseen hauds which direct the
w!rca behind the London press. know well
enough that for nearly ten yesrs nov, the
Tines has been in the pay Of Russia; and thts
accounts for the talsshood and fraud which
ran through the original statement OF the
slip Canal scheme, which appea1ed in that
| paper.
It was there repretented as an American
1iro}ect-tts plan Of company of specnla-
tors, and it was entirely divested Of all its
great distinctive, international features It
Was so stated, also. as to make 1t appeat th.t
the Canal WAS to- run, from first to Last,
through American eo1l whereas 1t Will run,
from first to last, through Canadian soil; aud
after this deliberate falsehood had been writ.
ten, and inaisted on, the zmses, with its usual
cunning and sagac1ty, asked where the money
waste come from to construct 1t, and appeal
ed, In negative sort OF waY, to the money
men Of England, whether they would be
caught In this Yankee trap; whether they
would tiek - their capital In a
project which, however feasible
and important to the West, must be executed
IN country where the chief business Of the
people, at present, seemed to be the cutting
If each others fhroats.
There are nearly the words in which the
matter wnA introduced to the British people;
and 10 one knew ut the time, better than that
thundettng liar OF London, how false vas its
~ho1e representation of it.
Our people may guess from this little epi-
se6e In the embryo history Of the canal, the
iilnd and the amount Of opposition which 1t
Ii likely to meet with on the other side Of the
water. It viii, be east, however, to accom-
pllsh, II q delegation OF Western men, thor
oughly acquainted With the eubject, and abe
to answer, unanswcrably, all the objections
which may be brought against 1t, were to
sihit London, Liverpool, Manchester. Bir.
n,neha1n, and the o,her larre towns of Eng,
land, md brig It before the people at public
n.ettiEge. The advantages are SO mary to
England, both in supply and price. aboye
INV thfr,, she can ret frono po,s,s +a,t tha.s
-, - 49, 49, 80 .. Asase4"' tua' tas'e
".n pe no aoou. "i'Aaug o' ms people OF the
eapitslis1s. BY that Willy and ubiquitous pow
~ ,,ran;ra 1h.t x.,a..,1o. :.
"" pe4eetse tA.s at'eotton- - pelae 1ouseo
TO ths pfo3=ct12n various parts OF the
csu1tly, entity through the inBtrnmenta1ity
of+he n, an, aforin1 c,,,- ,r,,f,,, T., a., IL
W ~ A91oea -De.ts' o,', "aAsa - ~ GU
nor1al OF late date, haudled The 1sfaes very
, 1863-09-22

E JEFF. Davis is almost blinded by the tic
doloreu1, and almost beggared BY the tick
dollar 0soe.
, 1863-09-22

lVtHl eHtUIeH III 015Et1EI. .I-,6W
TENTH DISTRICT, HILLIAN II. FRI, PROVOST MAR
, 1863-09-22

H Mrs. swisshelm writes from Wash
iDgtou hospital:
Hon. Mrs. John Potter and Mrs. Senator
Pomeroy both died, since came to Wash
i1Etop. Of fever contracted In hospitals. Mrs,
GargeWer, Of the Ohio Relief, Who has beer
aiding me from the first in distributing, Is
now IL with typhoid foyer"
, 1863-09-22
TQ1H<

The August number OF The Bible Examiner edI~
te4 oy the hev 6eorge ssors contains tns following
Iop1ax RIgAz -Ia ta!s uuuoes at our ma.4z:us
1cal preparator. We aave Gone - not Tor pay, ror
hecanee our pages are used - medium ot auvertpe.
sent.los re haFe aclfosmlT de:lne tsen,-bnt era:
ltnde to sod enc eente OF obligation to Dr.. Anters
g. ~ NJ made e q % ias;Yt 3 81 sns following:
been afflicted tor soy dozen years. less with
painful sWeNluEs and tnnamEascus IN various pats
Of bis body: ofte1 hMe8. EeeH1lrsly he neas to
death then respite .or season bu: oa1Y ior r.
turn Ct the dtseA with vlatenca For tas past
three yeaahe has had az open sore o. big bteist aad
his th1oat tast ~ rapidly lnsreasne 70 MT dssoa
70 pr; Anders CO; BY ths use OF ne loans Na:ef
tne u1ceIat on IA hls throat dlsappee.ed Il saors
time. Continuing Its use IL lass taa1 Two mouths h1
was appa1 entity Leaed. and hts genera. heah much
improved. IT, eoc. whom had fes-td Would fall
salte3 ID d ath bsfre his Summer should close "a
nov apparently. Ia fair way to recover Is perfect
hss1ta as = eem@sn 70 onE mortal state II aun:e
70 Pr. snSerr Co: have uade this staseu ent saus
which tie readers Of .t1 gazae viii thank it, Edis
tor for bringing to thelr notice. GEO. SrOH3S"
lcdioe Wsstr Is solution OF pure IolIne II pusa
r TF%ff fNf
, 1863-09-22
IMPORTANT TO LADIES,

bH. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The Ingredients M these Pulls to the result ot long
nd extensive practice. mild In sne1f ooefAron and
sure to COT ect au irregularities Painful mtnst.u1-
Nott- ExMoF1no ALL oHsrtCCr1oas. whether rom
ccn Of. tho heart. whites. al narvuus injections.
hJfnfic1 6ht1fhed Alesp. waica 2Elbaa {om ntesup-
do11 Of rsture.
DE- CHEKSE.MAN,S PILLS
AEp pcatlve remedy tos all complaints pecutlas to
fs91,es; @ aouGLSo , WIIM II G. It1yEL y z, fs1.oo;c.L
sbcnld NOT az CsEp with eaca oo Ptfc: dc0 dollar
n Sold bf al pr7g4 g4a:A.
HtTEHlSGH HftITKh F.pprtesoTa.
AUS MS l02dp Ced4{ steett h eK York CITY.
, 1863-09-22

<orR1H p1sra1c7;' 14Axs wooDnuFr, PROVOST
, 1863-09-22

CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS
- - At AUCrlQM-By 8: E1cKEsaos a, Laka
H1spAT. Sept 81, Fs1pNT. sept s5ts. AZ j.. ncnar I
r. wtn ts sold Cloths; CatMmeses. satfnes. Hndsr
sufts nnd urawt1s Huoi Hncks Jlcktts E}uct E1nnt
ists. ~. eMlttetB G.nVea- A1S0--A general stoeS nf
| .aGen1t6tts o. ElCKERsoS, Apc.1orco-
, 1863-09-22

IT,. FAAtsKLlS PIERCE.
hon. JEFF. DAVIS, Washington, b. c.,
, 1863-09-22

CITY Of Springfield: lat ward, 357; "a ward, st
ed wa,d, SO; aIh ward, SGT; total, 1875.
, 1863-09-22

IN PRESS.
THE FARMER HOY-And how he heran.
Comma ander-iu-Chlef. se17 msi.N TH saArr
, 1863-09-22
MESSRS. ROBINSON & POST,
TO, BOX 4725, Chicago Illinois

Agents are selling fran Twenty to
Fifty Copies per day, and are making
money fast.
, 1863-09-22

POOTS AND SHOES AT Alto
- TION-BY s, N1cKER*or c,1 r..ta .,-.s+ ~.
rer tT4ukitn on Tl1ESDA AT, Sapt Ed, a: ~ nclnrk
-. |1l! be sold 20 cases Neas Napoleon and -
va:fy GE4in Boots, 1e0 c2kts Men's Woue1 - s1d
Eh ldrens hces Q: Csif Baots s. nosttl;s Tntm.
cSth. lse1-E13 3tls] NICKkI3On suctr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
For the GArs CrrY.

HELENA, ARK, Sept. 10th. 1868. i
The river is very low and not unfrel
quently boats are detained many hours in
working their way along the changing
channel. i
There are but few troops at this point
now. all the available force being taken
on the late expedition into the interior un-
der Gen. Steele. The last heard from
this expedition they were gradually ad.
vancing upon Little Rock under quite
unfavorable circumstances. There is
very little good water to be found and the
warm weather has caused much sickness.
They have established hospital at Clar.
endon on White River and made it base
Of supplies. This river 10 nsvigable the
year round, and will be Of great service
as source of supplies and base of opera.
tions while clearing the State of rebels.
II is reported that the rebels are fortifyipg
and making every preparation to show
fight. \.
Our forces are advancing ia three col
umns Of attack, one uader Gen. David,
son, another under Gen. Steele, and the
third under Gen. McClernand. Thers
are various rumors Of the condition and
strength, of the rebels.
They will fight I have doubt. urged OF
by an ignorant enthusiasm and q mistak ken
idea that We come to burn and destroy,
aud to dev.statsE and exerninate. 1t j,
strange hoy wilfully. igporapt some per
sons, WIN BE-, believing ssoly.xthas MhiSl
sesms favorable 70 them. Many Of then
think to this -day that Vicksburg is still il
their possession. AS loag A. such igpo
rance prevails, what may not aspiring
dsnagogses hope to aaconplish Z II i
thsigsosaatfanatic which formed ia
corner stone Of the rebellion. They gr4s]
| With ayidity the most absurd things il
| regard, to these s'cursed Yankees" an,
1 believe everything that leading traitor
palm upos thsn. 3 SsEssksA gEs
/ Citissrsiiviug hsrs aad those in. tb
liadmediats vicinity Of this place are allow
ed to psrchese certain amount Of %
commodities Of lie s. buying ; perhi
from the Provost Marshal, which costs2
cents. They are also obliged u 6ks u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
@ The conscience of copperhead
editor must be an agreeable article to
possess about these days.
The CiYcWe!

To-day the great combined Circus of
CASTILLO & Van Week will exhibit in our
city. This immense equestrian exhibi-
ton has high reputation and We notice
that it is highly spoken Of BY the press
everywhere. This Circus has the wond-
erful horse, "Monitor;" also the trained
bull "Don JUAN" the only one that vas
ever introduced into ring. The cele
brated wit and punster, Dan Castello
who is said to be the king Of testers, is
also attached to this Circus, and we think
that altogether it is "big thing and
worth going to see. Boys, gather in
your postage"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
Religions Nofice.

On Sunday P. NJ. at half past three
o'clock, in Chatham Square Methodist
Church, public meeting will be held, at
which Rev. Mr.. Toles of New York city,
will address the people in reference to
the great and important work of rescu.
ing the degraded boys and girls of that
metropolis, from their wretched condition
and providing them with homes in chris
tian families at the West. 1t will doubt,
less be an occasion of great interest, and
the citizens and children are earnestly in.
vited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

SOMETHING FoR THE PooR MAH.-A'
man naturally seeks for an article which
viii be Of the greatest servioe. This
seems to appay to medical remedies :.
we'll as to articles of wear. When "a
have an attack Of the rheumatiam. sore
throat pain 10 the stomach OF chest. or
any OF the thousand -and.one ills which
human flesh is heir to. We at ouoe look
around for some kind of relief. Bear il
mind that Lamberson's Poor Man & Nerve
and Bone Liniment has good reputation
in this vicinity, having been mannfan.
tured here for . number Of years, during
which time it was used very susoessfuliJ
both for maa snd beast. It 10 for sals.k y
s. B. Vowel 4 Co. and John I. sWiRms
son, druggists Of this city. ssp7-d3u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

Editors Missouri Democrat:
A hesrt-seading accident occurred hsrs
last night just after dark. Two ittle
girls -Fsaaie, the daughter of Major
Doaghs Dale, and Alberfina, the daugh-
ter Of Capt. sLosis Bergean---while play
ing ON the doorstsp of Mrs. Gaaaals's
boarding house. we're fatally wounded By
the sccidsntal dissharge of . gun in The
hands Of sentry belonging>to the +. N.
M stationed at this post The bail pass
ed through the bow els Of both, tearing
out the stomach asd intestines of Capt
Bese art dAnxhter, and laocrating them
in . terrible nannar. She Il died at four
o'elock this morning Theba also pass
cd through the bowels Of Fannie, Najol
Dals's daaahter. Fannie il still alive
though sinking rapidly, and yill die be
fors noon. The litale things4 weresres
'psctively about seven years Of age.
ss!' -. gas 81 Ni. Carr A. II. c..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

PoLvoRAMA.-We think that the appro.
baton. manifested last evening by the au.
dience at the Atheneum justifes us in say
Ing that the exhibition excelled the most
sanguine expectations of the audience. =
The Atheneum was crowded and Their
approval manifested by loud applause
The life-iike and truthful portraiture ol
the greatest stirring scenes of the wal. are
superior to anything that We ever wit.
messed. This magnificent: work is of the
highest order of art, everything is repre-
sented in the most perfect manner, and
We can assure our readers that they vii
have a treat which they never before hav.
witnessed, and no one possessing q
a taste for the beautiful and instructive
will allow this evening to pass without at
tending it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
US. Gen. HosPIrAL, Keokuk, Iowa. J
Sept. 18th, 1868. {


= Sept. 18th, 1858.
Editors DAILY. Gate Cly:.~
Will ysu please publish the following
list Of Hospital supplies contributed b
the Ladies Loyal League Of Pulaski, Ills
and delivered at the Hospital to-day By
M. +. 5. Austin, Of Augusta, for which
the donors have the thanks of twelve
hundred soldiers now in the Hospitals .,
this place.
Allow nae, to,add that at no time with.
in the last six months have such contribu
tons been more acceptable than now
Among the numerous articles, making
two wagon loads, were so bushels greer
apples. Il bushels green peaches, ]
bashel .dr'ed apples over. 100 pound,
canned fruit, Is pounds fresh butter
s 3pouudsSdtied Cherries, q shirts, p.ck.
age bandages, go handkerchief, &c, &c
This is the second contribution OF simi
lar kind from the same place within the
last two weeks.
.ssess as +, T. CLxAyEn
Surgeon in charge 5th st. Hospital
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

AUIas SgBsfIrUriD ron HoRsrs. All
the horses ii the Army Of the Potomac.
used for Transportation, are 10 be changed
for mules The shorses turned in 70 be
used = cavary and artillery. The gov
aansas 49, 8, 900 ilssh horses on hand
1t present. sa'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

SOMETHING NEy.-Messrs. Vencill 4
Jones have just received large stock Of
new goods, among which are fne CASH
meres. Cloths. Vsstings, and complete
and we'll selected stock Of Clothing, Furn-
ishing Goods &c. Gents in search Of .
new suit Of clothes must not forget to cal
and examine this stock, as Messrs. Ven
Gill & Jones pride themselves on pleasing
their customers, both in style and quality
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

- Gen. sigel passed through Glove.
land eva ssossse v~t; on the dOay mat.
Gov. Cuttin, Of Psnnsylvaais. Rx.Gover.
Tor Jdhhsoh; john W. ForDey, andsosAg.
DISTINGUISHED geatacms1 'sfss ~ suu,s !,
etats, wsrs in that city on IL same DAY,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

THE REnOsALorQ MEGA. m f1Gs -
After ajl that has been reported sbouf the
remosal of QuaStermaster GeA eral Meios.
in coDnection with his visit To- the Army
ofthe Potomacs ~we ~are-- essb|sl- 10 ssate
that he was sent into Virginia y his own
special request Washington Cor. N
Y aTfihauaaatr.x. r:aaas nhrrnsl rE- -tss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

H The wholesale and retail Hat and
Cap house Of Burkitt Il Co., No. 96, Main
street, Keokuk, have just received : large
stock Of hats and caps, and al kinds Of
lady's furs, shawls, oloak-cloth, dress
silk, cloak and dress sstrimmings, felt, straw
and silk plush jockeys, balmorals, hoop
skirts, trunks, baskets, hosiery, and all
kinds of notions, also undershirts and
drawers. I'm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
Ksekuk Typographical Unien.
The ms6tels Of the 'Eaft, 'mst pm

Ksekuk Typographical Unisn.
The me1teh Of the 'Enft ,'ms. puf.
suant to call. at veranda Hall, Thurs.
day P. NJ, At o'clock, for the purpose Of
osgani.ing Typographical Union. and
were called to order BY electing Thos. q
Westcott, Pres't;; T. Fred. Flavsil, Vice.
Prest; 3. P. Christy, Sec'y. and ]. NJ
VanD Doren, Treasurer.
On motion = committee. consisting oi
the following meabers. vas appointed to
draft Constitution and Bylaws: Lafay-
cite Russeli, r.. II. Fhvslls and Jacob
Wohlwend.
On motion she meeting adjourned to
meet Saturday evening. At their ball.
"a T. H. WESTCOTT, Pres't.
& ]. p. CHRrsrY, Heo'y. 80 2ss ssfs,4 -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

lfPEasesAL.-We- had the pleasure Of =
call yesterday from Ger. Lauman who is
on his way to join his command At Vicks-
burg, accompanied by his aid. Mr.. Barnes.
The General is 10 excellent health and
spirits, and full of fight as ever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

WooD WAsrED.-We cali attention to
the Qaartermsster's notice for proposals
to furnish supply Of wood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

"PooR TRAr'' is represented to have
been > dog Of sxcelbat character who
took mp. with bad company and, in con.
sequence, suffered the punishment justly
incurred by his wife associates. Had no'
Zen. Tatale's education been shamsfnllJ
oeg'ected the "moral" drawn from "Pooi
Inys bitter experiance might hAsv,,
saved him similar treatment. 8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

1@ The Kate Cassel is the morning
boat for Davenport and Rock Island and
intermediate points. Leaves Fl. Madison
IN arrival Of the cars, and will make con
nections with trains at Burlington foI
Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield, Ottumwa. &C.;
also with trains East for Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
why Bushwhackers are not Cicanss
Oue.

The Republican says it is Impossible to
clean out the bushwhackers in Missouri,
just as the Copperhesds cay il is impossi-
ble to crush out the rebellion.
The truth is, all that is wanting in
either case is the ~M to do it; with the
,cW way will be found in both cases.
The Democrat says the reason the bush
whaekers are not cleaned out is because
tho "powers that be- in Missouri want
the votes Of the bushwhacker' friends.
So long as rebels give Conservative
votes, and We have Conservative rulers
seeking political power. We will have
bushwhacksrs. Bushwhackers will con-
tinue to increase just As long as Copserv-
atives rule. To clean bush y hackers from
Missouri, the FIRST work win be to clean
out all rulers who have an interest in pro-
tecting, encouraging and. multiplying
them for their votes. Give rs men 10
authority who are not afraid to offend the
bushwhackers and the bush whackeIs'
friends, but on the contrary whose inter
est it viii be to ''clean them OUT" and
our word for it the cleaning will be done.
There is no impossibility about 1t, as the
Republican says. When General Curtis
Was in command. whose policy was not
merely to make war upon bush hwhackers
but on every influence which encouraged
snd shielded them, their numbers con
stantly diminished, until when be left
thev were about adried M"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

Persons about to leave fof the
army will please call at our Office and OBJ
tain packages Of papers DO. for the sol-
diars
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
Nssslng q vaIcsnass.

There wfn b. Union / inssSssEiag ! st Vin-
oennss. Saturday, isa ! a'slosks, in the e
ternooa. Thsspeople viii bsDssddssssed
on the OCCASION BY DR.. D. L. Ncdaein,
Col. D. B, Hills, sed ]. u, Beck, ESQ,
The nileesa sil take epsssoae to III
meeting at'half fare, sndi.silfbes = pleas.
ant, cheap and profitable trip for any q
our citizens who can spare the time t.
give themselves and their families an air.
ing. We should be pleased to see our
Union friends from chsk cossty, No,
that We may take counsel together to ad-
vance the interests Of the cause and the
country. ets 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

trotting of fast horses.
WARSAW FAls.-The first day there
was little or nothing done, more than the
mere entering and arranging Of stock
and few samples Of handiwork, and but
small turn out of visitors. y Yesterday,
however, the attendance was very good,
and the display Of stock was said to be.
by competent judges, as good as ever pre-
sented n Has cook county. The trottiag
match in the afternoon, was quite spirit
ed. We did not learn the name of the
owner of the black horse that took the
6rst premium; but John Brown Of this
county took the second premium With
his foe bay horse. The short time tha,
We remained At the grounds prevented US
from learning full particulars in relation
to this class of the exhibition. The dis
play of fruit and vegetables did no,
amount to much. There we're some few
beautiful samples Of handiwork; the
crochet coEerlet in particular was vel
executed. If there were any mechanical
implements on exhibition, We failed to see
them, and We saw about all that could be
seen.
No doubt the rain the night before,
and the damp and disagreeableness of the
weather yesterday. prevented many from
attending, but the attendance was the
best part of the fair. in fact. There were
the usual number of catch-penny's in and
around the grounds.
| To-day the reports Of committees and
paying Of premiums will occupy greater
part Of the forenoon, and there will, in
all probability. be soma display Of horses
lin the ring. The female equestrians viii
make their appearance to-day. Quite q
number Of our citizens were in attendance
to encourage the exhibition Of the soci
ETY..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
THE CITY.

The U. l.. Of U. 5. A.
There will be special session of the
Union League at Burrows' Hall, COM
mencing at O'Clock, Saturday night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
WASHINGTON GALLAND,
ATTORNEY lND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
N0NTROsE, LEE COUNTY, IOWA.
Efa yraetiee IL tAe STATE asd FEDERAL Court. If a
8t District

have also opened once for the collection OF all
claims aeainss the Cove ernnent, such rs Back px, .
Bounty, Widows AMI 9rpnans Pensions. tc Hxyinv :
for the isst t~s sesrs keen IN tae Army have uss
tan4si kpowieiHe Il the procee lure nec..sary in
the osecton ~ claims arising of the service
vslueers In sh aruy hieh viii snsbi. NJ Ia sve
eorses Information TO all parties in,erested In such
ctaims A. have nade affanTemenss to correspond
d,rtctiy With sho Departnents a. Washington, the
usual deiA. oceasionea oy the employ ment OF sub
agents w,ti be avsid-d
~ NJ char ss .iii be made for advice or infor-
nation. when requs ed BY the relatives Of friends of
siecrssed 6trcHarxrd soldiers. Persons CORES
pondine VIII please sLeose postage stamp 20 PAY
osurn postas seps-dn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

Uss CAurIos.-In calling for that ex-
oellent Ssleratus, DeLand & Co.'s Chem.
ical, be sure you get What you call for,
a in consequences of its success there are
many limitations in the market. II ID
better than Soda.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

IDIQE-l0 Bags Prime, fsf assa ~
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

F1soe0&er Trains
On AMI afer September I6 until further notice. trains
will
Leave kkokUK tbs a and 30 M
Leave FIT. MADISON 400 IN. and 100 pm
TPSpecial Tyains make connection With Northern
Ltnc PacAets above and below the Rapids.
UTIhe No TDieE Trsin MAX es direct ccnnect; oa,
with Packets and r Lines
ITTbe O'Clock train from Fort Msdt son YnaHe,
caos< cnec Ion at hecxut With the ern Railroad
fof all points Kast and South and With the K. RI
H. & NJ. =. for sii points in Des Msmes river vae,
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