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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-14

Not few of the worst disorders that aflct mankind
arise from the corruption that accumulates in The blood
OF all the discoveries that have been MADE to purge it
out, equal IN effect RReImboid's conn
pound Extract of SarsapariIIa. it ceanses
and renovaes the blood nsts the ygor Of health into
the system and purges out the humors which make dis
ease ltstimuIates the healthy functions of the body
and eXpes the disorders that grow anu ranke in the
blood lis extraordinary Virtues not yet widely
known but when they are, il will no longer be cues
ton what remedy TO employ III the great variety of af
fiji ting diseases that require alerat remedy such
remedy that could be lied has long been sought
for ana now, for the first time the public have one on
which they can depend oar spsce hsrc does not admit
certificates to show its Effects The trial Of sinpe
bottle IL show TO the sick that it has virtue surprising
anything they have taken.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-14
SeluGlrp, Et.

A HOODASSORTMENT Of WATCH
II ES, CLOCKS AND SILVER WARE for sale at the
lowest cash prices Also line assortment Of Jewelry
Cutlery, Porte nonles Lcdgers the old prices Let.
ter an Not Pa er, We and articles too numerous to
meGtoa.
ray-Piease cal at No Bay State Block Sign Of the
Goden Eagle. DIFF aus ISAAC FISH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-14

See Medical Properties of BHcbu,
FROM pISPENsAToRY OF THE UNITED STATES.
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Prae
ice OF Physic.
see remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PIIYSIC
IAiadtlph
See remarks made by DIR. EPHtAIM mellow LILA
celebrated Ply and Memter the Royal Go epe
of sur eOns ireland, pu0l she'd in the tTausacti
of the King and Queen journal.
See Me9leo ChIrure'cal Review, published by ZEN
ia Mn TkAVEkH, Follow OF the Royal College of
surgeons
see most OF the late standard Works of Medicine.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-14
Expresses &c.

FITfT EP'G NORWICH AND JBnp
q C,,S.',cT, t,,-,,,,,',\1, - " ~ NN''D ~ NAf'
oEasI EIN 70 tstnt' -,
, oEFlcss-No. Lincoln House Block, Worcesteri n.
q DFaSHepIluEe STORE uuGer W auTegED House, AcT-
"lcn' u,
All packages Should be marked F'uIers Express
worcester Kept l. 1850
-s7ySrYE .. CO,C TYITrrUy0ro ON, I,I-T1E,
H@1ohE q ~ , UNI LED STATES
e AND CANADA EXPRES3.-MglsanrarsI eve Wrr.
cester three times daily viz Worcester and Easnus Rail
road for Boston Nashua Lowell Lawrence c Furnish
ng the most direct and eXncdltiouq line
FISKE IL 90 Pronrietor,
90 C0nrt Snuarc Ros+on
j H. 0sgood Agent General Exnress Oftiea Eo
Iincolr Ho;lse Block Worcesfer ~ ~"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-14
TO TOR C. A. HILLS
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

For the use OF Single or Married Female.
G9y be Justly ranked az the most sue
cessiui ana Invaluable specific Tor ali
deranEements, obsiruc tons, and Private
difficulties peculiar to the Fsn.Gie ser,
now before the public. Dr. Hill, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
long and varied practice of Twenty
years and upwards, mas made The
Cd Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
tion and functions OF the Female Sys
ten, his particular subject of attention
and STUDY which department OF hlc
practice Il has been his aim 10 bring to
thorough test and issue the different
~ Sutanlc and Indian agents of thi
MatoIia Medica, with the view Of
dUciI- 2 Convenient. safe ana Cel,..ir
Remedy fer al eases OF irregularities
SuppresslOns and Instructions, and ther
Q al-nnlinLa Of tho tnmnIa. sAsIell, mi IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-14

From Boston WEDNESDAY and TCRDAY.
From Provincetown MONDAY and THURSDAY.
The new and commodOus Steamer GEORGE SHAT
TUCK, G b. SMITH, commander, will commence her
regular trp3 between Boston a8d Provnceowo leaving
the loot OF Eastern Avenue Wharf BOSTON AZ ~ O'Clock
on Wednesday. June II She as been built expressly
IOr TINS route. and B fitted with every accommodation
and convenience for ladies and gentlemen. Fare $3.50.
az For any information, apply to DoLBIER g"s LEEPER
266 Commercial Street, Boston.
L. B0WLY Agent.
Boston, JuTe 10, 1863 deop6m iel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-14
Irritation Of the Neck of the Bladder, and In
fl ,mmation Of the Kidneys

For these diseases 1t is indie SOVEREIGN remedy and
to Inush cannot be said in praise single dose has
1T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


An ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN. WITH AN AVAILABLE
"A capital o. from 20 90 I $500 onsisd good oppor
basi,ess located is Ph adcpna Reliable information 10
relation The same win aGotded responsible sres
No reply Is wished from nn but principals who can address
box ig3 Philadelphia Post office
DIssoLUTIoN or COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE is
ne rSg sa Be- 81 p aaS cs as ar pa e
ment all persons Indebted s,id irni call and
ss sTss the t New e ss a f
sst day Of January inst AZ said r will be dissolved on
Dated Npw York Jan 2s Lass.
wM B. RRADBCRys New rianoror.e Establishment
signed respectfully informs s friends and the public that
bury IN The i,,n 9l Iaghs Gaaoers (Which Grm Win
draw his interest. iron, tho nrin and viii orcn
February po,me his new Wagons %, 1as sas Of his
AZ Broone street, Crosby block esstof
Broadway.
DARTNERsnIPs.- Flour, GRAIN, PRODUCE AND
upwards at twelve The above business
and snort time Eastern trade: none nsed reply unless il
dress Flour Herald once.
DARrsER wAYrEp--AS ACTIVE MAN Win SEQ
L capital cash business already established doing
Aproatable business The mos incrrdaoas can lie
the once q Earle Hotel FOR G. snetsri
y,rANrEp-A rAarSEswlrH $500 CASH, 10 JoGs
the advertiser, no tas thc apparatus and chemicals
s ssrset Np's E" . y NV ~ o"o' q '''s . W"
lJASTEp-A YOUNG M,y, WITH A SMALL CASH
w eapl,al, either ssrar,aer or clerk y business hst
iof Two aaysJ N. J,ln,on, Il rid oihce.
cOSQ --rHI ApyrRrlsge HAs A VERY MONEY
T-oO. making business i hand but cannot move It
the above spn, Address ia son. boz ci Irraid onee.
/ $500 WAITED, \ PARTNER IN An EsTAs
cation scr fun Information apply Il 2bs Grmnwcu street
| cton TO .;oo.-wASrsD. A RELIABLE MAN A.
nes, vii ,how isef andIca9 $3.50 10 sso weekly No
possible tlss gond man With this amount tsn apply 70
I Il ", ~ = saw = vs. "reene street, near fnhcs
\ c,0O PARTNER WANTED IN TuI MOST III
'oOUU. cstige aud 6ts payug travelling business
Tinted Hnu assoe4tion
chance Atpy before O'Clock T. ~ ~ ~ Broadway,
y room No.
. CSSO --rARrSEH wtNTLp--A GOOD REIdAaLE
'pOcp. nah - equal partnes IA au.inas yielding
ard : y De expended undrr the Immediate super.
vision " the tafy furnishing y iurIher security viii be
pls!itt ely rtfsoluils tltn,p or . saf.nv.smeut,
every sAsacon 60 and wa 70 chstrfulS p',n. Address,
With vg maine ana residence lacme, box ~ Berad
+ 81 O0O-A, fARrSFn WANTED IN ! FLOUR
SLOW capital required .Appy al 80 Brsds NJ oom ~.
SZ.UUU. 6ss., IN ,ioSa stSr Il n's" lS1;c ~
teit an0 q gh tete@ ugNs aeIUrf tr LIS 4 May. fho
4 70 PORTER a 60. ss5 gn,dIsg. .bird door '''''
e6 OA0 NEr rRomr-A PARTNER WANTED.
FL N'bsOOV WfA &ths, ~ t4WT on 4 tst vi : lae
government uheer patent Address VI. W. herald oaee
( COO non -rAR1NER WANTED ~ iN ExfEM
Eouc ~ i apply uu,ss ties taa coHelr Il thr .,o,e
! amount n cash. }. N kiNG, 10 cortsI ss.k.Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30
NANrED 70 REsT-wIrn ruE PRIVILEGE OF

w nhFlhg. w Careful, Responsible teusnt medium
sged brown stone House, with all the modern improve.
mcn- bl9sn - se unrhco ptOpAMci ana between Four.
teeuh Thirty fourth aud Fourth kth ave.
MUS Adde.s stating rent sni locality, q. J. L. boz 2sI
Jersey Gi8 t'-l oiicc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30

EhANCts BUTLER, so. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL TUE
a. N"'e o'eeds Of Dogs Buuer's lnniblv Mango Cure
hht f' tt tMtntfr, - cents Tor bulnr Buffers new
wets. 81 IedtHrs Tor oil diseases. Dogs boarded,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30
DRICE 70 CENTS
THE SERGEANTS
ROLL BOOK FOR ThE COMPANY,


neat poketbook bound in water proof flap cover with
pencils for 1862 complete Size Alto 6x
inches Containing blanks with Printed dates for thirty
days. and hundred names for six months. Mailed
free receipt OF the price.
J. W. FORTUNE. 10 Chatham street, N. Y.
A liberal discount 70 suffers ana dealers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

- >. w-MARE YOUR ARRANGEMENTS 70 ne
-. NJ y. BY Monday morning. u ~. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30

LIOR SALE-THE STOCK. FIXTURES AND LEASE
OF wen lifted Grocery Liquor Store, together
with Horse and Wagon all Of which VIII be sod cheap tor
cash the has other business attend TO- For fur
ther INQUIRE the premises 2o Waverley place.
Of Perry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30

cwORD. SASH AND BELT wANrED--BY A LIEU.
- Anant Volunteers Any relred officer having such
OF may hear OF addressing Thomas,
box ~ Brooklyn Post oloe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30

A USTRALIM PIONEER LINE.-THE Al BRIT
RAPIDLY loading at pier 10 East RIVER. loot OF Wall st
and VIII positively sail Tor Melbourne direct the l0t
February. Has superior accommodations for few c|
passengers, If applied for hnIu dat ~.
X. w. CAMERON, 8S Beaver stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30
WATCHES, JEwELRy. &c.

DLAMoNDs OLD GOLD AND sGLvER-LADIFs OR
~ eeuttWru having 81 GOa. Silver Diamonds to srl
~ golns Il Lotus ANiCH 7a3 broadway under the New
YORK ute sell better other taca ia The
cry ~ odrs y p-y thc highest pficctseuy PER- cent
more An az olnr peson-hnd rays ~ eliy money Nh.
Remember - BcostNsy
EuLp COIN PAN f0R FINE LARGE DIAMONDS ;.
~ fNNaie lHfNcs MirhmN a ptt Ntih choice single
Stones 0HeEH# Nu extreme value Ntnl4 an X fr,. a
uii ioent ta9, u p. " PLUMB, DIAMOND bioker az
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

COMMITTING NEW AND ALL THE FASHIOE-A
- new style Of Ca de tlseThe citizens OF New York
furnished with IL Ferotype Cart dc Visie for ST.
beauty and nish. made
de.vered in fifteen mnut No waiting Two days or
week. Can in the morning, II possible at the southeast
''in'i = Do"''' A'a ROBERT BRICE Artist
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

FIRST DIVISION OF FiKsr ASSESSMENT Dfsrnror
KsoKux. Lee Co, Iowa, July 30. 1888.
j. b. HOW'LL, Esa.,-Dear Sir -
You would do the public a service by
publishing Sec. 81 of the amended excise
law, which reads thus:
SEC 81. And be IL further .nac,ed
That any person who shall offer for sale.
after the thirtieth of September, eighteen
hundred and sixty three, any Of the ar.
ticles named in Schedule c Of the act TO
which this act is An amendment, whether
The articles % offered are imported or are
foreign or domestic manufacture, shall be
deemed the manufacturer thereof and
subject to all the duties, liabilities, and
penalties in said act imposed in regard to
The sale OF such articles without the use of
the proper stamp or stamps as in said act
Is required.
Many persons are unaware of the exis.
tence of such law. and may, ipadvsrt-
emily, render themselves liable to it's Den.
Altiss. W. G. STRIPE,
Assistant Assessor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

Out of their noble roll of martyrs can't
the Democrats find candidate for Gov
ernor? Ohio had but two martyrs, and
yet the unterrihed sympathizers chose one
of them for their stan dard bearer. low,
has half dozen or 80, and yet th. lily.
livered Copperhsads are afraid to honor
any ofthem with Gubernatorial nomina.
tion, though to say truth, they are among
their ablest men.
Look at the bright roll Of the immor.
tails Geo. w. Jones, D. A. Mahopv.
Mr.. Hill, Steward, Clageit, Dean, and
Byington who is entitled to come in at the
tail of the list on martyrological as well
as nosological sutferiugs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

Ey The death OF young female, Ma
ry Ann Walkley, in the service of a fash
ionable West End milliner, Madame Ell
ise, Frenchwoman, from exhaustion,
caused by overwork and tho breathing of
impure air. has caused sensation in Lon
don. The facts attending tho extinction
of this young creature, as they were de-
veloped at the inquiry before the Coro-
ner, reveal state of things about which
the fine ladies who employ these court
milliners can know nothing. DIR. Lam
kester has made report on the subject.
81 found sixty ladies" he says, working
in two rooms which contained $3.50 Gu
bic feet Of air. and this gives but little
more than sixty feet of air to each indi-
vidual." 1t has been remarked that, in
a sanitary point of view, these rooms have
even less air than the Black Hole OF
Calcutta, into which, though double the
number were thrust, yet many of them
died horrible death in the course Of a
single night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

The Ohio Statesman of January IL
is4s, contains the proceedings of Dem
ocratic meeting held at Dayton, Mont
gomery County. on the 18th Of Decem Der,
l847, to appoint delegates to the sth OF
January Convention.
AT that meeting committee of five
was appointed to draft resolutions expres-
sive of the sense of the Demacracy of that
county. c. f. Vsiiand CHAM, James
Brooks, George Houck, w. J. NJ. Batch
elder. and Daniel Tucker, were appoint
ed said committee.
Mr.. Vallandigham made the report.
which was adopted.
Here is one of the resolutions verbatins.
italics and all, just as it stands in the
Statesman
Resotued, That what ever opinions
might have been entertained of the orr
gin, necessity or justice, by the Tories Of
the Revolutionary war, by the Federalists
of the late war with England, or by the
Wings and AbolitioDists of the present
war with Mexico, the fact Of their coun-
try being engaged in such war ough, to
have been sufficient for them, and to have
precludsd debate on that subject, till a
successful termination of the war and
that In the meantime, the patriot could
have experienced no difficulty in recog-
mixing his place on the side of his country.
and could never have been induced to
yield either physical or moral "aid to the
enemy"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

Here Is the Law regarding tile excess
furnished by States over and above pre.
viouA quotas. The 18th section of the
Conscription act says:
In assigning to the districts the num-
Der of men to be furnished therefrom. the
President shall take into consideration
the number Of volunteers and miittiittix miittiittix fur
nisbed by and from the several States in
which said districts are situated, and the
period OF their services since the com.
nsncemsnt Of the present rebellion, and
shall 80 make such said assignment rs TO
equalize the numbers among the districts
Of the several states, considering and al.
lowing for the numbers already furnished
~ aforesaid and the time of THAR service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

.a-Qneen F.lizabsth WAS very vain
q ner nands. An original portrait Of
ner, ta4en In 1865, repre- vents them ss
very dehoass IN contour, the fingers long
.nu .aper, and the nails Of al uond shape,
ss'u y oeho, . the aristocratie lineage
- Msarie'.' relates that she wag much in
'ne naol. ofdisplaying cher han, Is, which
wore wn to and beautiful" Her gloves
.ele y ways of thick white kidskin,. very
ncniy embroidered On the backs. with
Pc, Is, bullion. and colored silk, Fl inged
~ th gold. aud slashsd with satin at tbs
s4bows, stifsned with bullion gimp. In
the palm of each glove, 6va ssr-A ,les,
rather larger than elonssseds, ', ere
sfanpsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

A CARD.-lnvalids, especially such a.
suffer from pulmonary diseases, are res
psctfully Informed that No Office has been
opened 10 the Dsming House Block, for
examination and treatment of cases of the
above nature. This Office 10 opened A. q
branch, and will bs continued psrmsost-
y ii. VAN BuRKz, M. D.,
ksokuk, Iowa.
Formerly of Toronto, G. w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31
DENMARK ACADEMY.
INSURANCE.
AT DARLINGTON. iowa.

We, The unders.gned President and Secretary OF
the Farmers and Asrchants' Insurance. Compauy of
Qnincy Illinois, do hereby certify that tho said Com
pany 10 possexsed sf Capital accordance with the
Charter OF said Company, amounting TO Two Hundred
and sineS Thousand Three Hu ndred and sixteen and
T~enty-ons one-hundreihs poitars, being deposit
notes IN force on the nrst day of July, A. d. 1892 &C.
cured BY lien on the real estate M 70
oses Two Millions Doisss, and not encnmbereA more
Company 10 Possessed Of Cssh Assets and Bills Re-
oeivsbie mssurins daily nearly all drawing interest
a the rate OF 10 per cent. per annum, amounting 10
Ten Thousand -Four Hundred and sixty-swo and Piftv
four One hundredths Dollars, being the balance on
hand, July lat, A. d., 1863
W. N. CLINE, President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31
RWs learn that Rock Island is cb

@We learn that Rock Island is cho-
sen by the Government as a suitable
place to establish camp for rebel pris-
oners, and that it is the intention to 20
Immediately to work to build prisons bar
racks. The barracks are to be of the
first class, ~ it is the intention to keep
the place as permanent camp for those
who may b caught in arms against the
Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

- The Louisiana Journal and other
superserviceable Clay Bank and Copper
head Conservative sheets, defended and
justified the arrest Of Bratton and Har-
bough. What has tho Editor to say now
that they have been unconditionally re-
leased. Was that right too7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

TERRIBLE AccIDEHr.--On Tuesday 4
man 5y the name of Benjamin Ids, who
lives some three miles from the City, fell
from stack of wheat breaking his arm.
dislocating his ankle and otherwis bruis-
ng him severely. Yesterday he was not
expected 10 survive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31
A Rebel FIaW ~ sns Prsvsst WAR
shal's office.
The flag spoken Of in the following let
ter may be seen at the Provost Marshal's
Office, and i sight worth aesinr.

3D. bsio Isr DIV. A. G. AnnY or TENN.
WALNUT Hills, MISS, July 4th, lsss,
j. A. Hiatt, Propost Harshal General o,
Massonrf and Iora Border:
srR.-Accompapying this note you
will receive from the hands OF Captain B.
Taber, OF the steamer John j. Roe, a
Rebel Flag, formerly owned by the Goth
Louisiana Volunteers. After retaining
the Flag few days that our Ksokuk
friends may see it, you will please for
ward it to Adjutant General Baker, TO be
placed in the State Historical Society -
Il Is relic Of the late siege of vicksburs,
which the 30th Iowa Volunteers prize
very highly from several considerations.
1t was the Flag which de6antly foatsd
before ~ for three days previous TO the
memorable assault on the 29d Of Nay
My men claim to have riddled it In the
fight While charging on the section Of
works on which it Hoated, seventy Eve Of
the Regiment fell dead or wounded.--
With them fell our late Coloael, G. H.
Abbott, Major Milliksn, and David Sit
ner. 1t was given up to Major CFeams.r
Of my Regiment, with the request that We
might keep it, by the Colonel of the asth
Louisiana after the surrender. While
contrasting the doctrines and dogmas rep
resented by it with the glorious principles
signed and sealed eighty -ssvs. years ago
this day, eur hearts 70 out in thanks ana
gratitude to God that the light Of rebell-
ION wanes before us, and that the sunlight
of Truth and Freedom viii. ere long, i'll
the whole Mississippi Valley.
am. SIR, with respect, yours truly.
w. NJ. 6. ToRRExcE,
Col. 30th Iowa Vols.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31
NOTICE.

To s billings, Lucinda Biliings, Billings, q
fsedsss, Sheriff, Dsfan1ants
Yon and each Of you, hereby Aotthed thst ther
10 nov Gle In the once Of the Clerk ofthe District
Court Of Lee County Iowa, At Keokuk petition OF
Hirax BAs1ev claiming 70 have appropriated 10 pay
to D. KiIbouvne on part OF Lots f5 and ~, Block
t27 Keoknk which mortgage Is nov hold By petitioner
Ill the -xeess Of the sale OF said premises under decree
Of sxscu 70 70 Of Hanf atark weather deceased
BiiItnEs over amount q said decree and pruyiug
80 iniuncgon against the shchn Hedges from paying
said lneuey over, and for geAarai relief
Nov each Of you Hppear and answer seld petios
by noon Of the second day OF the next term 81 said
Oourt te ~ held d Keekuk on the 1rst Monday oi
thsesin againA ysa n tsfaait.
Z - - H. SCOTT HOW KLIs
H0-Aku AaiaEnaJ fer fAAaski6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

D1cLISrD. The Dubuque Herald an
poasces the declination of Naturin L.
Fisher. Copperhead nominee for Govern
or. /. is understood there viii be anoth-
~ State convention called to rom ipate
another candidate for the position.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31

~ There Is report prevailing in
Missouri that son of General Price ia
circulating petition appealing to the
President for pardon Of his father, and
permission to return to Missouri.
That is very good news, if true.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-31
For the Daily Gate City.
The Voice Or ny lsyai evn,syyneu.

1of tns DAILY Gate City.
Toe teaee ef ny keyAt CUuntvVmeu
where are our Father. now ana on, ,,.a
are thsxr s'e'A's' she''
r from 'hsr cherished homes, whlls their iovd one.
mere so-oay
' IN snei ana ssdnssj mid snrioas care
WINS oiooa hks wassrf flowing on freedoms sacred
SOIL
Our hu s..pd.. too. and
0 a"sf0Ns oi~oe' from The tyrsnt traitor'a
ha"a
'Ae "'3
We gave th.m to cur eo.p,rv., n
g.
fall
ana vhs our A'~rf sr'sss saivsred Iust ready thus
to break,
Sent ihein for'h with many praysn. and tears for
Frsedoms sake.
e,,m,o, N'sA vas afshehsd 10
WIN. y.A..,. A
W. cav. then - o,,. ...... 1'A's = ''s'' p0f'
:, -A' pt'S'ous Girs Wsrs
Till 1Ssasos on his hlsaSv 49,. .hou,s
We gave them to coantry-bus Aarki vh.. do ve
All It's the steaAy tread Of vile traitors In their rear
fes, irsitors from smops M WIN ,s.in., m .,n
raysd-
A sneakins band Of espsrds ,vh h.xs
tie blade.
,.s.a 80. ''e't'' !" say our eA's-
hs@ ones