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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-16
OWNS 'pkHNiHoNs G'ksasa
cctrxBus, May 20, 1880
and otANre;

S, o.. Grisssoldy EQr and ofAes; IIS' = s.. ,a
dxsfs "A psor ensasensns to attend meeting Of ths
Republican national executive Oommttesyat Albany,
NeNyofk, bh the nst., VII prevent me complying
with 5onr Kind tnv aiion % atlend the Cvnyenton you
have ecalled,to he hela cleveland The preceding day
Let me express my ardent hope thai the proceedings
contribute % the advancement of The sacred
Of freedom, Justice and humanity which havo been %
yoisnty tseaiisd by tns npfias unent ~ you oeuny
jsil of rlamb ena Psoks epa tsr Devoted eosaspess
and that " the conlss petWsen tie os ess
dsa and ssyey, foeed upon ~ ~ the aeuihsSn OLE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-16

AeHTApULA.
4-- Regnanto Populi.
And on the other side
...... SoNs OF LIBERTY. eSAJ- ~
l'-. l765. ,
r Down with the S,amp Aci! ~.
' .''' 1889 g. '' 's'
Down with the Fugitive Act! ..
As this part Of the procession turped the cor.
ner from Water street, handsome national Aig,
surmounted with cap Of Liberty, and bearing
the legend -sW 10
rsral ~ aSoks or LlBERTY, q,
Fl q ..fpE We Welcome You!" .is IS
was cent from one of the stores in the neigh,
borhood.s '-r..r .Hia.I 'f@s4s - q
Next came the Oberlin delega tion, marching
two abreast, and headed by the Oberlin Brass
Band, plS ying the "Msrseillaise." Conspicu.
ous In the procession was the venerable figure
of Father Gillet, seventy-four years Of age,
bearing aloft the "stars and sifipes" with the
Inscription t1778." --I-h 90
2. They we're followed by the wellington dele
cation and an immense crowd Of persons from
all psttsiof Lorain county This party carried
q banner inscribed 'LoRHa" and on the o,hei
side q : ,75vv.. nl.iV .t.N fTl
~ .arTtN %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-27

DEMoyAL JANIS r. CLAYTON A co. HAVE RE
IL moved their 10 VAL street Prices casheI In
All lresi,ea Lotieriss Information gwen . CLAYTON
4 co, 10 Wal street, rear basement, room 10
v,ExovAL-ERNEsr D. PAYNE. " D.. HAS RE-.
X moved 20 lQ BroadWa near fifth Avenue Hotel Al
home for consultation from 10 "a. n. and alters r ~
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL REMOVE ms oFrrcE To
Noe Pine street on Mar J..
WE HAVE TIE HONOR TO INFORM IHE vaIESDs
o. Poland that Ill buttons for The virtln. Of tn
present ssr-xzls In that ersunsie vii - ,h.ns
FULLY rrcefsed By Messrs sCHuCHARDT 0keHAnD,
bsssers n tassaa sr,s Y. by order Of NE cenifs
r'"'' W ETyAwosowsEr sssrvsssv ~ srusAvse
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AsIUsEMESTs.

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~ Lessee as s.3s e yrsIss ArHIr y" wA''''
e. ifEiiysFy f fSsF $ $tfES 81
.,.,. ssAlTfiiEE bAA h iifFEESs.
z ASRoEA f ssoTR A sgsSma gIoyB;
SSss 81, E THs s sisSSw 81 81 ! It'll.
and called for s NOISES most sn,a and critical
'''' scsf f' roFSE SSS,i sSrI Bis i
pR.T the v HsSs otSS dy gg5 snApow
rRE pa pEESEs1 RSoS ~ TIE as sgapoy
lsEss e. ooe ,ssr-rhe Dog rsnsier ana ~ newsA
perfhe I''r-wns T nErs se e ,as 'nsersa
sou,xr mE Hql,Ts As NoI sHApow ya.rs.,.,
trainer. James Copyers-TablcauH
UTTER DAsRsEss.
p,,, and d THE NoETn LODGE ssy Hilsrdl
thousand Pounds and Lcays .hs Place for Ever.
rI AGr s,lor
Hopes Sunshine Drives Tie shadow from the Path
Aeilishs Monse The DIRECTIVE The North Lodge
i"' '''i DhNo oGi 2iaS Tho roe
men. commencing Monday May WITH lie '. cre.. G.ss
artistic,
whose Gifts OF genius personal
continued = render her he most esteemed and popular
Mr. whcaley regrets add TIA. this Will tho very ias
''s sffRioR TO HER DhrARrung FOR HuxopE
The initial representation win b. the cminenty sucocssfl
play OF
rfIE FOItSAKEN
Doors open IA Performances commences quarter TO 5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-27

THURSDAY. APRIL 50, 1865.
FULL PARTICULARS IN FUTURE ADVERTISEMENTS
AssEEssIISS..ss Theatre EHH44ss s sRS4B%AF
GE4Y TEon 70 DOME
While handreds frequently Obliged o turn sway unable
9ss hsoay Of the American stag. fails to furn para
lei tho brilliant series Of marked Successes now occurring
TaE PEOPLES FAvoRIrR PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
The Shss y. upon y 9.
. e iE s sSs sSssi sis si SSaBsAos
ms 81 &Si
Eysr songssasSS upon one ..r. -. :,
public we III &c, y III sis
4 nS & ts sa Sc fsk UNIVERSE
soSS2f' SHk1, rHssHsEss AND
ss, % e.: q:
&. s.0,o
and West has been repes,sd IA New York their nimsSy
sSi ss$ .ns : PIP
The, VA, sSgs;.s u; s'I RICK 4 rAs.osl.E m
m. .s Go. Ind Dancer hA a. r.
Tho ~. s.ss snd sA s%s
o. he -: assp q; o nsas X roa. with his origins.
Ja a Wi wsss s S;S Ethiopian SSE
g a:S dances. BANJO SS ss:aSs: Fa.eu
The f.yor.s co@:ssnns vosss bsn:eu.c. in Dance.
Song Ballet .'f a fza'i sszsoEs LIE ROY.
MILE MILE sI yoR Visa ssa AGSnsTA wALsy
;. Tie rhh f1tL SSilLlAST sSiLsT 1ioGrsi I'D 100.
ALL xfFEAR IN AN ESTIsE CHANGE OF PRO.
ON SATURDAY AT * EfiSTEs.x GRAND FAMILY MA
sosvoy no free " W; ,as pres, s1e,sp,ss
ERIN 90 sRAGH, -; p InIsTMES .,
HE n ESEE SS. I'll 5SSS X TIIFE1sD
rsnsd on iotco feet 6 cs ,' and as,'ed from
Misses Kate Marie End Theresa M1soy also BY Master 3
akyoy iss iase At ~
Matinee Thursday and saturday at Soeock chdren loo.
pnooxLYS ACADEMY OF NUsIc.-Miss LUCILLE
a. ge,ts s WIZ give grand performance on Thursday
CAIErIEs CONCERT ROOM. GIG BROADWAY. ABOVE
" "0l'0" INT IN f'B " DRAWING ROOM.
Away II 10 afa sTsss The
Sss vi" isas.. keep %,s''
GAfETIEs. Gie BROADWAY.
Is noted. has been aud always win be- grand Con-
o''' W VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
win be given evening Admission Free And remem.
bef, up s,srs.
T AURA KEEsE's rn nANrv;r
STUART ROBSON
WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL %
PAUL PRY
r""' 0REENBACKs
Martin 0eenoaek '.'stusrs Robson
Miss Keene has kindly rendered the Of her theatre on
this OCCASION owing 70 her absence In Brooklyn.
DRooKLYN ATHESGUx-MR r. j. DE coRpovA
ID Will Lecture before The Washing ton Patriotic AssocA
ton the Athen2um, Tuesday Evening. April - Sub
~ s osos: ss pso s:u r. T. o5sss s
The Mercantile Library or 81 the door the evening Of
the Lecture
NV BowERY rH rA amy
II %. great Drama Of sSe 80
POLICE SPIT.
NEW SCENERY. NEW EYYEcTs.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE, BUFFALO, n y, WILL
wi NAY 7. under the Of John n. Mech,
made. he Sosss enlarged repas,sd and deoor.isd o.
the most beautiful and elaborate gas futures from he 80
rendering .his one The anrsctv. elegant
modol. theatres In the country The entertainments VIII
sidney smith. II. following s.Af. wi follow RAPID
cesson Miss Hsron, Miss Caroline Rshings nis@ jua
pay NJ. denim NJ nsesIs NJ hsh1s as
Bernard Co.. 80 broadway, New fors
Oriental FREE MUSIC HALL-sso BROADWAY.
smnh The celebrated Pisnls, Peposesshg lady walters
wanted ''' -" '''' o. o sRzsk BuTss asssssr CIR
'hh inisu nELiEg Yuxp BENEFIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

no Old NEW WORKERS.
All rersons who have friend. Inferred IN the old burial
TO nee. at the house Of Robert D. walker No 10 Allen
street Monday April "a at o'clock r. NJ, 70 confer to-
rther In relation 10 proposed removal all bodies
ground BY First Presbyterian wall street, church
on q s1st OF Nav
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ID ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
- bkoOkLYN AOADEMx or MUSIC
MISS LuciILE WESTERN,
THR BEAUTIFUL AND POPULAR ACTRESS.
WILL GIVE THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES
SUPPORTED BY TALENTED COMPANY
FROM WINTER GARDEN, NEW YORK,

COMMENCING
THURSDAY. APRIL so, 1858.
FULL PARTICULARS IN FUTURE ADVERTISEMENTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-27
DLAKE BROTHERS co.
Is WILL REMOVE TO no. II WALL STREET.
UP STAIRS,
On or before the LIST OF May ncrt.

NJ oTIoE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD or
IN Trustees OF the First Prcby Church In the city
New York. permit for that purpose granted
by the Mayor and cry Inspector OF the said CITY, intend 10
remove from burying ground the
Forsyth and Houston streets In said city the
bodies inferred there and 10 RENTER the IN
the unoccupiei vaults their church Fifth
tween Eleventh and Twelfth and that such
will be commenced N the FIRST day OF May
EDWARD s. JAFfRAY, President
HENRY N. TAngR, Treasurer.
Dated NEw YoRx, April Is, 1863
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-27

DRoORLyN ATHESEUM-MR X. J. DE coRDovA
ID Will befor. WAshingto Patriotic AssociA
ton A. he Ahennun, on TUESDAY Evening. Alr,i sub
T. commences 1T O'Clock Tickets Is esnts To be obtained
al Mercantile Library, 81 the door the evening
the Lecture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-27

NOTICE TO observation-disclosures WHO KILL
~ i've stoex in the city OF Brookyn Jerssy Cy and the
of New Yorx requested 10 attend General Meeting
Butchers held at the OF the Butchers Hide
and Melting Association at the corner OF FIRST and
Fih street. In the city 81 New YORK. Tuesday, April -
1853 at o'clock NJ. TO take into Consideration the pro
priey holding General Convention OF Butchers In
coming month of May with the View projecting
against the evil Of the spectators middle
81 live stock city OF Cnon
- John SEAMAN Chalrmsn-
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w ~ Nav one or two unfnrnshsd Rooms vim or win
o.t Bosrd Location " between fcnh and Tw
= r~sts and between Fourth and seventh IA.
dress stating terms which must BE- moderpss u. Hsrad
oaca nef~rsnce gven-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-27

nsus NINA yosyant sgcIrsuoss VIII. TAKE
M pl-<< Ws<asslsy E-eglng sps1l ~ q Dof~ssshs
Hsn ~ nfss1vey. issssst y I...lY s-sn'st ~ ~'yDs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
saa ana Fatal Accident.

Robert Brown of Denmark, was killed
Saturday, Sept. 18th, by the acciden-
tai discharge Of gun. He was return
home from hunting excursion. When
about six miles from home, 3 gun belong
ing to one Of his companions, was acct
dentally discharged, the contents entering
his neck, severing the big arteries, and
causing death instantly. The young
man leaves a widowed mother and num-
Der of brothers and sisters to mourn his
loss. His mother and younger brothers
and sisters looked to himfor their sup
port. He had obeyed his country's call.
and served as . private in the Iowa En-
gineer regiment. in which he received .
discharge last winter. having received in
juries, while in the service, that prevent
ed his being Of any further use q . SOL
der. Of these he had not yet entirely
recovered.
He was dutiful son, kind and affec-
tionate brother aud . true and honest
friend. He will be sadly missed in the
community whore he has lived 80 long
[Hawkeys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
New York, Sept. II.

NoW AoiAs oePS' 49,
A Morris Island letter to the Herald
says ever since our occupation Of Wag-
ner and Gregg the rebels have been ex-
ceedingly morose and savage, and do not
allow US a moments peace. They fire
night and day upon Wagner, but they
left US such an admirably constructed
work and so capacious and safe q bomb
proof that no one is injured. They FIRE
often enough during the night to enable
US to sleep soundly.
Since Tuesday ten or twelve deserters
have come in from James Island from
Georgia regiments. They report CON-
tinued disaffection among the men aud .
general desire to escape from service
They state that the rebels are building
several new batteries on SulIivans Island
about Moultrie, and battery to cover the
channel. In the harbor additional bat
teries are being constructed on the most
approved style, between Fort Johnston
and the city on James Island, on which
they are mounting 10-inch columbiads
and 7-inch rife guns. At the city the
rebels have mounted 13-inch Blakesley,
which they have just received from Mo-
bile, where it was brought with another
of the same calibre in an anglo-rebel
blockade runner two weeks AGO. The
other is in Charleston not mounted. 1t
was at first proposed to mount it On Fort
johnson, but that idea was given up, and
SO far as deserters knew no place had yet
been designated where it could be put in
position. Ninety of these monster pro-
jectiles, weighing over 500 pounds each,
we're lying on the ground in Charleston
Green.
The health of our troops is good. They
have plenty of fresh vegetables now.
Gen. Gilmore has issued memorial or
der giving 80 days furlough to all those
who have distinguished themselves 10 the
recent siege. They will not exceed two
per cent. of the effective force on the
Island, and must be recommended by
their Colonel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

-
lCol. Gazlsk thssenllee Do4nndsr
# ~ 10th Low, y now On ) shoFs v'sls
g his hoqa in Newton, ~r~vn
Th43 ~ 6S7ily Astissee. 80
Win b. held 4 Nswtos, on nosday, Tues.
dsy and Wednesday, the 18th 18th and
9Otk Of September.
Dns Nouns Couxrr.-Liesl. G. O.
Rsney, son Of Naj. Remey, Of Burling-
ton. vas anosgs ths prissssn taken by.
the rebels 1t the late assault on IT. Sum-
ter. &C. .x
HInBx Coys1y.-Rev. ]. W. Pickett,
lata Of Andover, Ohio, has accepted an
invitation. TO preach for the Cougrsga-
tional Church in Mt. Pleasant during the
coming year.
The Mt. Pleasant, Home Journal re-
cords several cases of sheep killing BY
dogs near that town. In one case eight
sheep were killed in one night, in another
thirteen. @
The Nevada Democrat says some
twenty mica Of the track Of the Cedar
Rapids, and Missouri River Railroad is
graded west of Narshalltown. The heavy
rain which fell during August retarded
the work somewhat, but twelve miles Of
tho track will be ready for the iron by
tho LIST Of October, and it il confidently
expected that the road will be opened to
Nevada this fall.
NEW RAILROAD PRoJEcr.-A compa.
ny has been organized at Davenport tc
construct I railroad from Marengo to
Blairstown, 10 Benton county. This viii
unite two Of the most important lines Of
railway in the State-the n. d NJ. and
the Cedar Rapids and Missouri River
thus giving the people of Benton and the
tier OF counties west of it the advantage
Of two routes to the East. The proposed
road, We believe, is only eight miles il
length.
| DUBUQUE CorrTY.-As WAS expected
the Mahonyites have made q clean sweeI
Of the Democratic platter in Dubuqu'
county. At the county convention hell
last Saturday, the sympathy Of Dubuqu'
Copperheads for 'ex-prisoner Of State
vas at once shown BY electing the noto
rious Geo. W. Jones as permanent Pres;
dent. OF course Mshony wasominat @
for Sheriff, and is to be rewarded for his
treason to the country and his devotion
to JEFF. Davis d Co. by . fat Office il
which he can vent his petty spite a. loya
men and show his love for Copperhead.
So it goes. Jones, Mahony, Byingto
and Mason now own the party to whic
futile has sold himself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
WASHINGTON. Ga, |

~ Gen. Rosecrans, with Andy John.
son, il establishing civil authority in Low.
Il districts Of Tennessee a. rapidly =
possible, with view to the election q
Congressman to the next Congress-
Nashville. merchants NOV here come with
sndesvon Of urging Hr. Chass 70 remove
the present tazif q trads IN ths sosth-
wet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
The Rai4 on Kansas JussifisA.

The accounts Of Quantril's retreat are
as little worthy of belief a. those of his
conduct at Lawrence. According to these
accounts, his command has been scattered
and eighty of his men overtaken and put
to death incold blood. That Lane and his
horde of miscreants have, indeed, seized
and murdered eighty citizens of Missouri
in cold blood, is quite probable; but that
they were QuantriPs men ia not At oil
probable. The expedition to Lawrence
was a gallant and perfectly fair blow At
the enemy; but as it fell heavy upon him
and as the population Of Kansas is malig-
nant and scoundrelly beyond description,
no doubt can be entertained that it will
be made the excuse and pretext of every
species Of atrocity in Missouri, until the
Confederate leaders do what they ought
to have done, and what they are falsely
accused of doing. A resort to lez talionts
in its most decisive forn il the only hope
Of safety in Missouri. - it soon will bs
everywhere.-R.chmond Examiner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
New York, Sept. Is.

NEW Iorks sept. 10.
The Times has the following, stated on
good authority:
Gefersl Gilmore has rendered his re-
siguation to the President, because Of .
disagreement between him and Admiral
Dahlgren.
Report says the President will not give
up Gilmore, and Admiral Farragut has
been approached with q proposition to
assume command Of the naval forces ct
Charleston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
MIDNIGHT REPORT
Washington, Sept. II.

washington, Sept. II.
As published this .. M, there has been
disagreement between General Gilmore
and Admiral Dahlgren, involing the ten
der Of his resignation by the former, and
the superceding of latter by Admiral Far
ragut. There has certainly been decli-
nation of duty in the post of Admiral
Dahlgren, who has said nothing to the
Naval Department on that subject
Hence the report is discredi.ed, as no &C.
ton has been taken to transfer Admiral
Dahlgren from his present command.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
Quebec, Sept. II

quebec, sept. II.
1t is reported to-day that the steamer
Caledonia is taking in coal to supply q
Confederate steamer.
The debate on the question Of no conf
dence in the Government commences TO-
day. The contest promises to be very
close.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
Kansas City, Sept. L..

A detachment OF the 9th kansasi ~
der Capt. Coleman, came upon Quantrel's
camp, near Senebar, Sept. 9Th, and killed
two, destroyed quantity Of subsistence
stores, capturing four horses, equipments.
some arms. Rebels fred ono vollsy,
and fed through the thick undefbrush
where pursuit. wasimpossible. The reb.
els are evidently concentrating for anoth.
er raid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
San Francisco. Sept. IL

Cars run from the city II miles to-
wards San Jose, yesterday, over the Wee
tern Pacific Railroad. Twenty-Five miles
will be in order fqr passenger cars within
q month, and the balance of the road to
San Jose, will be completed by January.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
HAIR DYE !! HAIR DYU!l

d = ~ Wsvik h oSly 1susi1ss, 5sss - Asit.
ssis knswnse IAls sSlsal1 Haas DyeiA reefsst--
changes Red, Rusy Gray Hair. isstsnty t. Oissv
llsrk - Nsgsi Apssn visho1s intssisy ~ Hais -
smisa.g he Skin, issvisg ~ Hair sos ~ Beautiful;
iDpas frssA vitality. frequently rsstens IL prsstfds
color and rssti1ss Ne III slbsls u Rcd Dyss. IT,
9suuinsi h sisnsd wILiiAn 4. BArcnxLoR, I'll stA&s
ass msfs inistipns, snA sheslA - sveibs1. - n
"a Druggists, ke. 4ACr0RY-ol BAacLAY- eTnss1.
Nsu York. nAsrasseaA Nsv Tselsg CssAN sol
DaxssIns IN Han. ~ wiz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS

Lowell, Mass., Sept II.
&c. Ayres y Co.'s Patent Medicine
Mandatory took FIRE last evening, burn
ing the two upper stories. Loss about
$50, 600; insuranos $50, 900. About
800 hands loose employment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

The Baltimore correspondent Of the
New York Hereld. who processes to have
peculiar sources of information % to rebel
affairs, and who certainly gives statements
which are sometimes singularly correct
and sometimes singularly incorrect-gives
q detailed account of the present strength
OF the rebel army in Virginia, which foots
up ~ follows: af
Total artillery. 294 guns. and men, $3.50
Total cavalry, fifteen squadrons, $4,000
Total infantry, nine divisions, 1852
Total number Of men, l19,4s1
This correspondents says . movement
will be made by Lee At once; but, We
spprehend, his figures and his prophecy
must be received with great caution and
many grains Of allowance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

washington, sept. II.
Ambulances were running until late
hour last night conveying to hospitals in
the vicinity of Washington about 200
sick and wounded from the Army of the
Potomac.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

Robert Teombs ON reconstruction,
We find the following letter from Gen.
eral Robert Toombs in the last mum Der Of
the Sumter Republican:
WASHINGTON, GA, !
Aug. II, 1868.
MY DEAR Sin Your letter of the
18th inst. asking my authority to coutra-
dict the report that IL am in favor Of re-
construction, Was received this evening.
l can conceive Of NO extremity to which
my country could be reduced il which I
would for single moment entertain any
proposition for any union with the North
on any terms Whatever. When al else
is lost prefer to unite with the thous-
ends Of our own countrvmen Who nv
found honorable deaths. If MT oy,v., -
the battlefield. Use this a. Won 49,.
Very truly, your friend. de-,
r. TooMBs.
DR.. A. BEES, Americas, Ga.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
s-T-leeo-x
brakes PlAess&sjsSs Bttters.

They psssfy, saEsagsAss md iavisersas.
n.y. create healthy appstiss.
they ere - aattAoes = change ~ wstsr and dist.
They evprepas sgssts ofdisspsiioa anA late hours.
rhsy sssssstAen uks sysfen 40 iaovsa tAeuanA.
Thsy prevent niasnatic and insefniffsns Avsrs.
They parity IL brsaiA and aeldity Oft stomach.
They esrs Dyspepsia and Cessstpsabsn.
They care DierEhes, Cholera and CholsTs Morsus.
TAsy euy HSW Ceaplsist - Nefyoas Hsa4acAs.
They ars shsbsss nltassu II ~ vsTiA. Jbsy paks
the weak nan ssrsng. and ars sxhassfsd natars'e
sssa resesrsr. They are nads q purs - Crsix Ran
- celebrated Csiaya nark soots And hsTs, and ses
taken with tbs pleasure oga bsvesass, vicss regard
70 age o. time Of day. Particularly rsseamsadsd =
deiiesss pesssss requiring gsnsls ai.uAns Sold b.
ail 0rccsss, DrueG1Ra, nstsls and esaoess- esa fr
Sold By Andrew J. Wllkinson.
je97-dkvtn No. ~ Main-ss.. Keekuk.
Epiroa o. Carr Cfry.-Dssr Ssr with yssr pr
mission vtsA ID y 70 the u ypar paPsf ~
viii send b. return mail to all Who wish II, rse)
Recipe With full directions for makins and ssins
simple Vegetable BALM, thai will s9stuaiiy Fsmovs
In 10 days. Pisplss, aaosehes, ran FrssAie. sad q
iapusiles Of The Skia, leaving ths sans son, clear
smooth and beastfui.
viii also mail free to those having Ball Heads o.
Bare Haces, siep,s directions and infes.saion IA
win snabss den t. sssss . full oswtA q 1sxa1aal
Hair, vhigkss, AosstsrAs. u lsss than > 1ays-
All sppiieations assvsssA ~ rstsn naIl wiaAsu
charge.
Respectfully yours,
"a THos. '. CHAPMAN, CSsnla,
teoo-d3m No. 81 BspedvAy, ksw Yofk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18
Day GOODS.

sHRETINGs 4 sHlRTrNas-ao. to s4e.
DRILLe-96 to BE.
PRiNTS-l3K 70 3oe.
DELAISS-2Q to 9Ttc.
GINGHAMS-2i 70 35c.
CHADWICK Z COATS sPooL-sec.
sKEIy rHRKAD-ol % - q 10.
FARNERS + MICH. cAssIAEKB-se 70 &c.
SKIRT BkAID-soc to 81 %.
CORSET JEANS 40 TO 25e.
DRNIMs-3o 70 3sae.
TICKING-2oto SOC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

SURVEYORS OPHICK,l
Ksespk. IovA, Ny -, isss.
NoTICx.-ro III penoss haviss esas, rssoavxs
pistols. munitions Of Of any kind fer sale
ordered ssn aspose Of tAs without asss
obtaining pssnn 'front.' unsessisset ~ ertss u
the Special Agent Of Tho 1feasary Depsrt4eus. Al
persons violalng this will liable have sch
goo for the the u the
United 4tsies. JOHN SrANNCB,
may4eMf Surveyor ~ Coalestcs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-18

tDY TELEGaAPB.I
New York Market.
New York. sept. II.
Riour-Market heavy. BALES u o4.7eD14 Is for
Extra State; e6 1895 20 K. H. o.
wheat-ReceIph sllo ba. Market rsthes moro
active. and shade armer Sales secOel o. Chicago
Spring; 95eoei IL for Milwaukee Clab; ol IsDsi 30
for Winter Red. A.
CornlReeeipts no bush. Market.nors setivs,
closes Shade nrmes. Sales q ssO72e.
Oats-Dull and dropping. Sales at CAL
LArd-Duii and unchanged.