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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-15

~ lBTF-H0DTED NEGRO HEN, . WoFk o.
-aNt he repairs of track ef southern Rsilrosa
T-srtv-fvs dollars per month, or the highest price
- 51 - eo-nt-v viii b. given and provisions Tar
ri-bed Apply At iho Company -ofiess In Fieksourg
% 70 t' II ARHs,
Chief En- eiuesr s 2 z.
VisEsbarr wig rpy one month and send BIZ t'
nf71n
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Haane WANTED !!

I-rpos- - errse urdsr contract y iih the severn
rsgt = slsbsraa ara in seed 81 iaree nunlSet q
bes5s TneIr farusecs sc located in hs-i ~ fssel
- .-ts-s ,s-i,i<sr are pisztfDL Parties Hho nave
sear Il birs ga ear a7y iHfoglnat on y ree-ra =
slas.s 4ssr afstfIfIARDS0S HUHT,
17-s.- ese 8 ordazrcs Euty.
rae- Jr -ha~aa ~ Tres au6 Mines.
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NrDTclL PURTEToE'a oTHeE-

Ia-ksas Mississippi, Apdi "a 1908
49, . - fis above order fr5T the Surgeon
esnsri oHs resps etaly ss - =. - ipsr
70 aa.es q ,siresion of this plant he iliee O.
-. 49, 7- f-o. he punetured espHulea H1ea se.l
eientT hafoHAs- ' FsTcHkRD POTTS,
surgeon c. s. A. ani 3saissl 49,. tqrgsya 5,
.rar- Dsnarfment Mas ~ ha-t = .----
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9aiIg gppeaI,
MORNING EDITION.
MISS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, April Is.


Wa have nothing Of interest to report from
this point this morning. Everything 4 quiet,
and nothing was seen up 10 noon yesterday
indicating contemplated activity on the pert q
the enemy.
On Monday evening, about eight o'clock, a
large fire was seen from the city up she river. Il
was supposed to have been caused by one Of the
eneny's transports burning
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TO OFFICES.

aRErABt EnsR. Hsrch q, 1903
vyyr-a sser ordered hy Bfigadier- General Pillow
81 80 e,rrrssnd of snd airect the operations q
- Jsesrr 5etsi "a fran the Army Of Tenne1Hss and
,,s = NJ pfrrissppi rsCrulng service i naFe
..,'5st5 Nv tsasgu Ersers ht ths places where AZ
80 eiicers via poIf 20 ms for ordsss
Caienel Ssh Hississrpl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-15

VICEsBURe. April 14-ssvsnteen prisoners taken
By Gen Lee At Deer creek arrivsd yesterday.
Another transport with troops Ief hs Ases this nlu
Ing Many tents and ten or twelve transports are 1I
visible across the river.
PnImyra, Tennessee Destroyed.
NOBLE April I4.-Ths Evening NsWs has a special
dispatch stating thst the Yankees have burned Pl-
yra, Tennessee. in retaliation fr lJury 20 sr gun
aOais al that pOin. on the Tennessee Hysr
CaPture Of FEDERAL stearer.
MOBILE April 14.-The stsanbost Fox. flrnsrI7 the
WhitmOrs oE New Orleans. arrived this evening shs
was captured On sunday niyh ssPa-s rOutrs by Cap
tain Andrews and eighteen men, who left here iu a
yawl They surprised the boat at the wharf secured
the crew Of twensyihrse officers and nsn gos mp steam
and were of They ran the blockade lsss ngh through
the swasE camel under heavy ire and was hit twice
Capt. Andrews il old Kew Orleans steamboat cap
tain the rest zere steamboatmen.
MOBILE, April 1.-THE Eveniug News has special
stating that the Borsni arrived the Oth with Liver
pool dates TO the 25.h Riots among The eotton ops-
ratiyes reported, and macy were arrested.
Lord Campbell in the house Of lords, inquired re-
gsrdnZ the question Of reeo gnou and said the opinions
OF Frsnee and Holland were sufsisnty manifested BY
the recent loan Ths military authorities say subiuga-,
ton sinpossbls while Lord RusseP reply refused the
oaers OF mediation proposed By France, and says
that such offers viii provoke greater opposition as
as the North Is determined as ever. English rseag-
niou is At the present moment regarded az uhfsndy
and We must wait AMI commit no such unfrsndly act
At tLvsrpoo the Coufsderass Loan fucsuatss from so
70 two and a half premium.
The Polish revoiuti Is virtually at "a end Tha
New York Herald fears hat this viii enable Napoleon
70 resume bis Intervention prolects
The English papers say the Coufedsrats loah subs
seripfions Of dEty million dollars vsrs offered being
nearly four dmss the amount asked, au BY he
most substantial English and eontinsntsl firms. The
moral effect g equivalent to recognition Of the inde-
,ar7a,aa and liability of The ConFa5art--r-
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TOTHE LAnIES!

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AGEklOA,l
suRapoF GESERALs OEFIcE. Z
Ricumon6 Va Harch lsfh. 1858.
eircllar-l
= lrFnfcAu- PURVETORs wiz make ea4easen
nj fbrolr osrds puaii he'd in neRsPaPeff 70 iheooe
- the south 20 Interest them7elVei ei
a. - ---Irurr - the GARDEN POPPY. They N y
- re-ssr rils Coz sdeIsey essen-i ssryiee,
L1ia-e-3 Surgeon General, 9. s. A.
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DTSSOLUTEON.

FFs1E Hrn II ouinby g. Robinson, OF Memphis, Tern
i Is this Day disseres BY mutual rnssnL All psr
s1ns hev.nE Gains against said fral vii present the
srs - w r. OninbF vFzo Is aoas anlhortbo boTizs Cd tg
usv and al pers1na who Sndsb ted te said arm WI
nate rnuedte payment 70 sRi6 Qsinby, WIS has oeea
azuthoriaed u sstla said dr1lz buEasss-
VIZ T. QUIEBT,
y. a. ROBINSON,
General Partners
J. s. OLAEHOkE
sst,v,s "a January 2 1888 Special Partnsr.
feIG7n
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From the washington Correspondence o; the New
York Commercially
IT'S An III wind that blows nobody good, =
and the French invasion Of Mexico, although
not productive Of glory for the imperisl arms,
has perhaps, been q godsend to Mr.. Seward, By
furnishing him ground for the exercise Of diplo
matte strategy, The Msxicsns need arms and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-15

~ Tho New York Post says Col. c. c. Car
psntsr, foEnerIy eaptsin Of the famous Jessie
scouts, has received orders so.march into Texas
with his regiment Of Federal cavalry, now oT-
ganiziBs at Fort Leayenworth. Magruder must
nst few rangers after these isyhawIlsrs.
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Fsy obe5 ere. 80 Ceneral Order Na 81 Adiuisnt ard
Insuset tor-1e1ersls oeice dated November %, 1872
ths undsrsgned- C1airman o. the ALsmiuing Bosrd
hereby rfvss netice % the EHrcl nF ocsr e the
s grcssoua Distct and 90 persons enrolled claiming
rrerptiau rhVEcs disability tfRt be VII Do 81
e1e following uRne6 places, sr the tine Epeciaeol 57
zha purpose II examining conscptt All are required
60 prrs-nf tsseves On she hrst Day specaed s. each
Nsshobs coanty. PsHsdsl7hla, April 2ad ssd 23d
Ksmper ccunsy, Dskslo, Ap-il 2ith sEd 25th.
Noxube county. Macon April 9th sd 2sth.
LoFutiss corn'y Colunbus, April s2th and 39th.
Oktlbehs cfuufy StsrssFi e, &sy lai and "a.
C1octaw comfy, Gre=u b1ro, Nay ath ard sth.
Winston county, Louisyine Mss sth ard 7ta
JEO D. SFICER
Assiztsnt surgson, P. A. q. s.
Aereeabiy &c tie above notce al Fsrs7Hs between
TIE arss 81 eighteen and forty yssrs whether dents
of any other roga OF she State OF Of ether staies
frirr Surgeon AID Enro ling 1iesr fer eTaEinaton ana
euroIusnf he days fixed ia ths foregoing notiee.
Tfis notice iucl1df every F1faul between tle afHA
specified, rhose who heve heresofore oeeH examines
ns discharged eif By the State or Consders-e sur
zsonH these who have at any tine been aachsrge J.
ron tbs amy those who have furnished EubtituteG
rnd Env and a persons Hhn Ray eair1 exempt on
zu- GROUND shst-rer 10 psrson's discharge exsnI-
loa or detail from suy H1urcs. viii excuse hrn from
attandsuce a. the pace app iuied
Attention is called o. psrag sah Is, sections and
LSenerul Orders No p as fol5Wss
See 2 All the laws and rsgulstious apFhesble b
sssr-srs shall be applies such conicripts fail 10
repair 90 tbe Fisce o. rendezvous fer enrolment OF
who shaI d-ssrt sf er enrolment
see S All ire agencies employed for the apprsher
sion rd confinement e deserters. and their trsnTp0r
,haV BE- appiicabis CD rerECs habie ie day as ccn
scripts Who 5ds fail rep=r % the place Of Iendez-
vous sfter tie rusiicsfen AZ e cali
C0ascipts vii come pr1Iared n-ith a. iess5 three
5svF ras5ns LIEUr J. D. FLETCHER,
Ezro.lrg Oficsr,
a-T21o- 81 CanErs1sinnai DEf-irt.
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THis reported by scouts to headquarters
that Grant and Sherman were seen on bosrd
Poftsrs fsg. ship above Yieksburg yesterday.
We are disposed TO doubt this, 50 fer IS Grant
is concerned, IS we have confidence in the cor
rsctness Of our intsllgence thai be had reached
Memphis.
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KAKTEn. IMMEDIATELY.
V0TTcE no CONsCRIPTg.

T~TEHT SADDLE MAKERS, On eoVernnssnt vTork
IL and tvro AriHarv Harness Maker, a. Iiserfy
W7rsissiupi [apll5-tl CHAE sHERLlNG
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~ Some Of the Federal judges Of the Terri
tories are preparing to test before the United
States cour. Of claims the question whether ths
President has power to remove such officers At
pleasure. Judge Craddlebaugh, whose case is
fully made up, and which is included with the
0 hers, continued to act upon the supreme court
beach Of Ulsh for eighteen months after Prssi-
dent Buchanan appointed his successor. Judge
Craddebaugh's associates, however, aeknowl-
edge him to the exclusion Of the latter sppoins-
u1sat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-15

THOM AS KRON.
ANtEIPAHO, La,
Dealer in TabaGoO, Cigars, Pipes, Etc,
wholesale. snd------R Retail
lie Qota
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d. PRARCE q q,

Manufacturers 81 Mlt8tAt Olo oAis.Ale5
~ EFP sonstaufly 8 sso5 nEsoriInsn q eEsy Clo.ni
~ Tsesds AID Caas1aeres 1t tetisse tSe5. 1ee-s-
siss ard Oaiieoas
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~ It seems thar preliminary steps have
bsen taken by some Of the Federal generals
connected with the expedition against Yieks-
burg to organize negro troops The fact is an
admission OF their inability to gain their point,
nntwithstsndinr Their supsriaIity Of numbers.
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Terms Of SUBSCRIPTION.
WRaTTNG PAPER

4 HAVE on hand ana fer sails
II 200 resms Letter p yer
2ao rsaus Note Paper
I59 d EnveiepaI, l0l Frass Peas
111 gross Msschss. 700 d zsu Ink,
500 yarns Sag ish Caiseoes
An orders with money incosed and forwarded By
Express, viii be attended to without sslsy
H. D KILLER,
spgIws ersvs Drag Stnre JscEssn-
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r. intelligence has been received in the eisy
that the entire Yasoo pass expediti0a bad
reached the Mississippi. Ono gupboas, badly
crippled, tied up at Helena the balance, i y
reported, went below
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-15

Ev- We yesterday bad the pleasure Of visit
from our old friend Major General T. c. Hind
man, now in this city, who briefly narrated to
rs the ups and downs, the trials and H.bulations
If his eaTnpsigr in Arkansas His labors have
basn sgduous. and the obstacles overcome great
and whether or not bis official conduct, b every
respect, meets the sppFobation Of the pubic, 81.
must admit that he has shown an untiring zeal
and energy in the eanse Of his country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-15

The following letter Of Earl Rus5ell to LORD
Lyons is the most sDecinet and eEustic crit
cism upon Lineoln's emancipation we have ye
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14
C0pperhead Gains in Vermout,

The -Copperhead Press boast of their
gains in Vermont. Last year they made
no contest in Vermont, and cast but a
few votes. vi course this year they
spread themselves and have done better.
The valae of their gains may be estimated
by comparison for several years back,
and we publish the figures for their bene-
III. Let them rejoice hugely oyer the
Vermont election, for there seems but
little show of any better chance for q
Copperhead jolli6cation in the elections
pending elsewhere. Here are the figures,
let the Cops take good look at them and
be just as jolly as circumstaces will ad.
c,;f ~ Ans Ffs ssE Es8stk -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14

SOMETHING FOR TIE Poor MANA
man naturally seeks for an article which
will be of the greatest service. This
seems to apply to medical remedies as
we'll as to articles of wear. When We
have an attack of the rheumatism, sore
throat, pain in the stomach. or chest, or
any Of the thousand -and-one ills which
human flesh is heir to, we at once look
around for some kind of relief. Bear in
mind that Lanberson's Poor Mans Nerve
and Bone Linlment has good reputation
in this vicinity, having been manufac.
tured here for number of years, during
which time it was used very successfully
both for man and beast 1t is for sale by
S. b. Vowel 4 Co. and John T. Wilkin.
son, druggists Of this city. ssp7-d3w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14
~The Keokuk "Gate CITY" .

EThe Keokuk 'sGate City" says ::
"many of the supporters of TuttIe in
Iowa insist that he stands ON the same
platform, and entertans the same senti.
meuts promulgated by Gen. Logan of LII
inols." Let us know, MIR. "Gate City,"
who those "manv supporters OF Tuttle'
are and where they are tQ be found. We
have yet to hear of one supporter of Gen.
Tuttle who insists on anything of the
kind. Suppose you name some Of them.
The difference between the platforms of
the two men and .he sentiments promul-
gated by them is as radical and as appa-
rent as the distance between the men
themselves, in point of honor, honesty
and decency, is great The one is firm,
consistent and devoted Democrat-the
other contemplate toady and political
lick-spittle, engaged in doing the dirtiest
Of all dirty work for those whose favors
he purchases by the faithfulness of his
seryility and the constancy of his self
abasement.-[ Des Moines Statesman.
We will give you even better authority
than any of Gen. Tuttle's supporters we
give the General himself as authority
He said over and over again, while on bis
visit to Iowa during the past month, that
he occupied the same position, and enter
tanned the same sentiments as those avowed
by Gen. Logan of Illinois in his published
speeches.
We call the special attention of lows
soldiers to the intense bitterness of The
| Capital organ of Tuttle, Duncombe ane
Mason, towards that gallant soldier ant
patriot, Gen. Logan. Here they may
learn the real spirit of the Copperheae
press and politicians of the State in refer
ence to the wsr and its advocates.
Read it. and you will learn how thu
Iowa supporters of Tuttle really feel, ant
what they think of all, who, like Logan
support the war and the measures Of tn
| Government for its prosecution. Ant
you will learn too what they'd think o
Tuttle himself, provided they believed
him sincere in protesting to agree witt
Gen. Logan, or in his address to the pee
pie Of Iowa in support Of the war meas
ures Of the Administration.
4
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FREs PARRRs A ruLLrrY. :

conservative Federal officers of Missouri,
insists in lengthy editorial that the pro-
ceedipgs under the confscation acts and
the Presidents prooiamatioa of freedom
are msinly void. Indeed, it says in SO
many words that "the free papers which
have been ieued in Missouri are utterly
void.
1t has been generally understood that
the conservative chaps" of Missouri
we're opposed to the policy Of the confs-
cation and emancipation upder the au-
thority of Congress and the President,
and in this assertion Of their organ We
have the proof of their hostility. ,,
r If they are to administer the affairs OF
the Government, the policy Of the Ad-
ministration will prove both a nullity
and a. fraud. 30 - $E
+ They hold, according to the Union,
that ell tbs enlisted negro troops in Mis-
souri,, .pd in the Mississippi Valley as
we'll, are still slaves Of rebel masters and
liable to be returned to them at any mo-
ment.
This is the way that that journal, sup
ported by Federal patronage, would en-
courage and back up the efforts of the
dn,,o;c&,,f io,s a,s1 re 10. s~x,.,.xa Q..,<.
raj Thomas, in organizing negro troops
1t assures them, in substance, tha. helr
free papers are nulli,y, that their fred
dom is 2 fraud and q humbug, and that
they must 90 back to the service Of their
traitor masters to be whipped to death fol
their patriotic desire to fight for theil
country.
The following paragraph Of the Unions
article is no doubt intended to smut
General Grant as well as Gen. Curtis
1t says:
| "The idea has been inculcated By Ger
tain high military officers that the GOV
eminent Of the United States was pledgec
to sustain hereafter as part of ITS poii1g
| the acts of' ,ts military officers time nAd
marital lac. There is no warrant to
this opinion-none whatever"
For Gen. Grant has recently issued
| general order. taking it for granted tia
the slaves in Mississippi were freed b,
the Proclamation, and he therefore re
commends that the efreedom of the ne
gross be acAnonledged,' and that con
tracts be made with them by their forms
masters, clearly indicating his under
standing that the negroes are slread,
free. Here IS the paragraph:
at is recommended that the freedom
of negroes be acknowledged, and that, in
stead Of compulsory labor, contracts upo,
fair terms be entered into between tn
former master and servants, or be,wee,
the latter and such other persons as ma,
be wiling to give them employment.- -
Such system as this, honestly followed
will result in substantial advantages to al
PARTIES
| Now let the Union pitch into Grant a
an "Abolitionis," and "Jacobin,'' as
is accustomed to pitch into Gen. Curti
for entertaining and acting upon simila
views. Grant is in command, and is car
rying out these Jacobinical notions, Will
Curtis is laid on the shelf and can d
nothing. Take the bull by the horns
then, Mr.. Union, and send Henderson O
to Washington to procure Grants reno
, val, or else "dry up"
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SOMETHING NEw.-Messrs. vencill

SOMETHING NEw.-Messrs. Vencill 4
Jones have just received large stock Of
new goods, among which are fine Cassi-
meres. Cloths, Vestings, and complete
and well-selected stock of Clothing, Furn-
ishing Goods DC. Gents in search of a
new suit of clothes must not forget to call
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, 1863-09-14

RP Policeman Bartlett arrested bur-
glar yesterday, who had broken open a
house in Bonaparte on Saturday, and sto-
len sixty dollars and some articles of diff
ferent kinds therefrom. After his cap
ture he admitted the charge, and gave up
very near all the money. He is to be re-
turned to Bonaparte this morning for
trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14

CHANGE OF TINE. The time of de.
parture on the eastern railroad across the
river has been changed, and passengers
will hereafter leave keokuk at 3 O'Clock
and leave Hamilton at clock. Passen-
gers arriving on the western train will re-
main in keokuk for dinner and not leave
immediately..cn the arriyalof the train as
heretofore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14

fE The wholesale and retail Hat and
Cap house of Burkitt d Co., No. SO, Main
street, Keokuk, have just received large
stock of hats and caps, and all kinds of
lady's furs, shswls, cloak-cloth, dress
silk, cloak and dress trimmings, 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, 1863-09-14

Iy- The Kate Cassel is the morning
boat for Davenport and Rock Island and
intermediate points. Leaves Ft. Madison
On arrival of the cars, and will make con
nections with trains at Burlington fol
Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield, Ottumwa, &C.;
also with trains East for Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14
Charles Dickens presence in Pari

CHARLES Dickens presence in Paris,
and the attraction his lectures have been
to Parisians, which be gave at the Eng-
lish Embassy, have caused grea, impe-
tus in the sale of bis works there. Peo-
pie who had never thought of reading
them, now flock to the shops to obtain
copies Of the celebrated English author.
novels. which are mostly translated inte
French.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14
r1cE. CORNER MAIN & SECOND STREETS.
THE CITY.

PHOTOGRAPHS OF Prominent MEN.-
Our friend Lowry. at the Literary Depot,
has splendid lot of photographs of the
prominent men of the day. They are for
sale at the low price of 10 cents piece.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14

The French General Forcy gave a
grand oaii In Mexico about SIX weeks ago.
Three thousand men were present, and
only five hundred ladiesl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14

ENSome boys near Wheeling we're
detected the other day in killing hogs for
the sake Of their bladders. THS's what
the Vallandigham party is about il IS
killing the q Union for the sake of the blad-
der Cincinnati Commercial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14

EF- Don't forget that CASTILLO d Van
yleck's great Circus will be in town on
Friday and Saturday.. Sept 18th and
10Th. Let everybody be ready to go
and see it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14

EI Forrest. the tragedian, draws bet
ser nov IN New York than be ever dc. -
The Times dramatic critic pronounces
ms styie 70 oe meiIo~ed with years, and
declares that his acting is finer than i
was IN his palmiest days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14

n@. On account of the Hebrew Holli-
days the Clothing Store of Hess & Stern,
on Main street, between End and 3rd,
will be closed next Monday and Tuesday
the l4th and 18th, also the Esd. Ct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14

ABabbitt of the Council Bluffs Bugle
still refuses to raise the name of Gen.
Tuttle as his candidate for Governor
He paades ticket without head.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14
STILL Observation-Disclosures tn

STILL ONwARD.-Notwithstandipg the
hard times and high prices, the sale
of the Chemical Saleratus is still on the
increase. People will use it, and every
successful housewife tells her neighbor
and when her neighbor tries it she tell.
another, and thus its fame spreads until
it is hard to tell where it will stop.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14

PERsoNAL.-Colonel Terrence, of the
3Oth Iowa Infantry, arrived in this city
Friday night. He brought his wife home
from Vieksburg, whit her she had went a
few weeks since on visit to the Colonel,
aud was taken sick. Last evening we
were informed that, though very sick.
she was thought to be little better. We
sincerely trust that she may soon recover,
under the attention of her many friends,
and the influence of our healthy climate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-14

PAvILLIoN.-A few single men can
get board by the week !; also, board and
room can be furnished to three or four
married men and their wives, by applying
soon to Miss Parsons, the preent proprie-
tor, IW