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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10
9pffidi NstifrsI
iNUk nOTY.

We deem II oar duty 70 keep constantly besore our
readers that most valuable Of all medicnes known =
Goes Cough BanA u - stop1 tAestests q time -
sxptment and all who ms 4 speak II tbs oss praise
worthy terms Of IT. medicinal value II Il the real duv
house, ready for immediate use. Not only u Il most
splendid 5emedy for coughs euddcn colds Influenza
group, and all throat complaints, but It IL }e consup
lives great relief When they far gem that O.
medicine will ever cnre them, Goes Cough balssm vii
oe ionnd an invaluable friend TO aay the codens belr
the expectoratop, and eAse the suerer Why will "
shAt are suering from coughs cods Group bcre throat
noaIseness-ahd that IRE liable to pulmonary attaeks
rake our advice and provide yourself with supply
o Coes Cough Balsam--tbe best and cheapest Cough
basam IN the world 1t costs but forty cent? and car
" loano upon the counters Of druggists everywhere
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10
Corrected b, s.nsslLI 4 co.. Wholesale Grocer.

tefftftea q =. ia MIL TO-, Wholesale Grocer
sgsss-N osi-sns fair. 2ie, prime, sc; choice Cd
New York, C. a: New York, A. sc; crushed and Dow
1eges1 "a.
Mol.-sz>-srsa Eoase.l osSllse; Golden syrup a
@ Vi s1tuia. hia3-sc
C0fFss-R.o =. 10 -.
RIcE-i7c.
|, SoDs- American, II g. English. 1919
soGP-Palfu, IL - ssvrtlaL. IL q n l3
cssoIEs--star. SIC. GUNNER Pressed &c
TzAs-fonug HSson, 81 c3+s2 20 Imperial Il Is 10
- p. Black, Il - to s. IS.
TGsAccs--pask Sweet, s5c, Medium Brand. i co m
2sc Gold and Natura! L-af, 81 ~ to So o.
NnLs-Be-i Brands - Is 10 rates.
6L,.s--sxia CoantIy Sc 20 City 8 rs, rates
CvRbAsE-ai T. ~.
DRT APPtEs-ll "a IL = 10
Dar PgAcHss-lifs IL to lSc Y b.
Dky CrkRsSTs-.5c
R.isISs--ss 80 10 a. 10.
SAT- 20 tod -.
PgAEI Srsrea-l9c.
moline NconEs Wsss-s Hoop Pals 81 90: 3 hoo,
do 81 IS. Ne. Tu,, Si6 20. No. do lis 90. No a az
IL 80; Nests 81 ea,5 -. Nash-isoarris - 90
FIsR--No Asakrrei. hbls. sls s-eaaSI9 90
Nc. To do SIS U1aSf- %
No. do il do Sill 0aeeIi 80
Ne. : do hf 10 Sio oarlo 81
III this No. White Fish sla o.
ors Coal Oil. asc 20, IAns.ed OIL e. lara M
81 80 Fish OH :. -. w.
CaEESs--I,nn.afs y to &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10

@ White h Boyd having bought ]
). Vansant's stock of groceries and made
large additions thereto, are now prepared
to hll all orders as low az the lowest at
the old stand, corner of Eth and Mai,
They will be glad TO wait on all their old
customers and as many new ones as wish
god articles at low prices. Remember
the place, VaDsanI's old stand, corner of
7th and Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10

PRoF. LYMAs's ENTERTAINMENTS
respectable audience heard Prof. Lyman
~ Chatham Square Church upon Friaa,
evening, and were WILL pleased with the
feel'a'ions. By constant application
ana unwavering industry be has attained
10 very marked degree of excellence as
An fiocu''onist. For the determination
he mas shown aud the earnestuess with
which he has lsbored to excel in b;s no
iess'on, he deserves great praise. A. h.
has we learn, Concluded to ins,ruc, /.
class here, he has our best wishes g., -.
success and we bespeak for him thu ~,
ronage Of our citizens,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10
finanfial auo Gn,!llerfiaI
view YORK N aTkel.

BY Teiegrs,h. Esw YoRg Oct
c9tpa-iesyy. dali and declining to ] 10 for aid
ding
fipr-siste sna Western heavy at 50 IS n for Ex-
isR stats. - Ir Ezra II H. o., ani s. Sll ~ lor
Tfasie trands Il .i,sg s.sat-
Nhisss -sssthaWs 4 I'D. d sasae al Is sos state and
- 81 - Western
"h.ftf-D1li eos io &c Sre-- 81 fur NIL Club SC
Aane'T I3tf IS ~ q fr aiut~f Eesl tern.
--ii-sfy and - lever 48n ~ mixed wes-
trrn, 90. stag wt4ia Tree sellers at ~
p.s- ini "a: irlae is~er a. - aisle FIR Western
cea-e-Aore actise, prilne Rio S5eAs- 5er
Peirossun-t usestl~a sod lower - = for Crude
.za o iF H. aari IN Bssd, and SS5 sc fer Refined
Pre-.
iafA-il-avy aud ow.s; % 20 for mess; 40 cog 10 Is
~ neT d., cash aud snisr sas sn9 - 04sss VI foy
rslB-.
Bssf-Sisaiy.
Cut Meats rt4Alv
L"a-Las sstis At y fs<fs EDr IN nor 90 very
ehoica
:. ba't~e-iieass II a - for Ohio. AID ASA for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10
New York, Oct. 0.

Now York, Oct. 0.
Correspondence rom Sheiidan's arm
is down TO the 1th.
| The rebels advanced against our cav.
airy at Brdsewater and Waynesboro o.,
the 81, gaining some little advantage. bu,
counter charge drove them back imme.
diateIy.
They also attacked our pieLe,s hear
Mount Crawford, but were promptly re.
pulsed.
| Powell's cavalry division was sent to
occupy Luray valley to intercept the reb.
ell faux movement.
McNeai, notorious guerrilla, DESTROY.
ed the bridge 1T Edenton then proceed.
ed towards Mount jackson. me, 4 Jrn;o,
force, and IN skirmish Was mortal,
wounded and captured.
The country between IIarrisonburo and
Winchester is infested with guerrilla.
and an escort with the body OF 1t. Msigs
and train with Congressman Kelloso
were attacked, but the guerrillas were
driven of.
The Richmond Enquirer, Of the 9th.
says:
Eatiy's advance is beyond Mount Cr,v
iofd' and the enemy retiring to Ha,ri.
sonburg.
The Yankees are in strong cay.lr,
ioree at Rappahannoek station. rebuild. |
ing The railroad, and it is animated tha,
sheridan intends taking GordonsyilI. nv |
suddenly Withdrawing from Early's hont
ne rebuilding of the Rappahannock
o.idge Is 10 furnish communication with
Government supplies a, Alexandra q,
Manassas. "
The rebel Colonel WILEY has returned
ron. ! pm raid into West Virgins, win
> 0O0 prisoners and horses and eor;n
ments, beside 300 horses and 9Ca, h.rf
cattle. He destroyed a million dollar,
worth OF Yankee etores at six differsa,
towns. lie sustained no loss.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 4,b
fsvors the making soldiers OF the negroes
giving such negroes their freedom if the,
escape the casualties Of bate.
II urges on Congress The purchase of
s5o, 600 negroes, present them with ,ba;r
,eedon, then arm, equip. drill and f .ht
hem.
Neither negroes or slavery ought to be >
TO stand in the way Of the sue
ess OF our cause. Virginia. after er
.austlnS her whites, will fight her sl.s..
trough TO the last man.
zen. Stoneman has passed through
augusta 70 b exchanged. Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10
Chicago Market.


ny fsiestaih caleAso. ogt S.
hafk'i. -nefsiy sakff saa lsss a-sfre
floaras - - iew 8 - Eqs ii atta ggnser ana
. .ez-a - foE ~ps5ag Ex.s4.
What = .sloser i ! 81 ~ ". He-4. % r.,
Nc slrias, sna - 81 ass f0r No. sgrnx. clos
ine - l{s1 II g
tesu-.e st4her al lesl =, fr NJ l. anil I-e.r a
~ = = c'4's4a- hs;a @ra very little UFesirs
,sts--ie ip@tf - - esss 20 ~. !.
Es.l1,sivt q, | =.
l1sFler--ttf1a ~ ! 9al = Tor Ne. :
--sir', At ~ aisAsrec. L. 81 s1ssl g. co-.
Ing assa a. oa,s4d..
hsy-fas>sf Al j - ~ o9.
sesels Timothy steady al Ss 50. Flax stea,y ct
A3aey -EssieT.
BASIN KsesAase -scasee st to dI.coan. br '.
iug aod Issr selling
Iela-tiosaa al ~ &. fez
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10
In the Field, near Aiken's Landing,

In the Field, near Aiken's Landing. !
Oct. Z.
Quite severe engagement took place
this morning betw cen force of the enc
my and our troops on the north side Of
james river, 10 which we suffered con-
siderable loss in men and material, inclu.
ding two batteries of four guns, each brig
ade being driven back from the advanced
position gained ten days ago.
1t will be remembered that our troops
crossed James river at that time and sue.
ceeded in driving the enemy from The
lower part Of Chspib'. Bluff. taking sew.
ersl guns and a number Of prisoners, and
an attempt was afterwards made By the
rebels to recapture tho lost ground, but it
| failed
| Our army at once entrenched itself,
and then. and since that time, has con-
sidered its position perfectly secure. A
force Of cavalry under Gen. Kau,y co ope
rated in ali the movements, and was re-
/ ported At one time as being within a mile
or two oil Richmond, but had 10 fall back
Since then he hes been protecting the
right flank OF the army, his eoen being
SO strung GU. that they presented rather a
weak line 10 the foe.
Abouts7 O'Clock this a. m. sudden at.
tack was made on this cavalry force from
nearly every direction, ard although shey
we're completely taken by surprise, it il
said, they made every effort TO hold their
ground, but were 6nally forced to retreat
leaving two batteries without support, the
entire guns of which fell into the enemy,s
hands. They were the ith Wis. and bat
terry and Isi Z. S. The latter was com.
msnded by 1t. Hill, who is said 10 haze
hre,i all hts anmuaition and then iindiny
be could not get his guns of spiked them
The engagement commenced on the
Darnesiown read, AID vas continued ON
the New Market, near which thetisht If
the lolh Corps rested. The assault on
this part OF the line was SO desperate i,
was forced back some distance, but the
ground was. afiervard recovered will,
heavy loes to the enemy. This ented The
Eight, although picket skismi.Lins coutinn.
cd all day
Our loss was considerable, as some OF
the cavalry were completely surrou ded.
Gen. kautz is said to have been capturad
but succeed in making his escape. The
enemy- loss was severe.
We took about geo prisonct-, mostly
belonging 10 Longstreet's command
Some OF them are fine looking ygupa
men, and present the appearance Of hay.
ing been lately called into the service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10

As- The keokuk, Mt. Pleasant h
Musca'ine Railroad Company deserve the
thanks Of the Union men Of tho
and especially keokubisns, for their kind.
ness IN the reduction f fare in tho c,n
Vssanee OF passengers to and from Tho
Junction on last Saturday.
Aud everybody on the train would y .
"fe sure Join in the biggest and strong.
est Oh vote Of thanks to Mr.. Copduc,o,
Seaton Tor the lively manner in which h.
ran the machine He is e.4C ,;ma
and We Ike Lis style of putting ,,;,o.
through.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10
MR.. sEMPLE,s APPOINTMENTS


SPECIAL NoTIoE.-It persons will per.
slst 10 sending notices to this of, &c for
every conceivable Kind of meeting, with.
out sending money to pay therefor, they
need not be disappointed if the notices do
not appear. We charge fer almost every
Kind OF notice-religious or charitable
We also charge for marriage and death
notice..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10

The GEN. REID This new aud
splendid engine, lately purchased Tor the
Des Moines Vsil-y Railroad, hss arrived
and been placed upon he road. 1t cost
some $4,000, and illustrates well the
prosperity of the road and the spirit and
enterprise Of be Company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10

@ Notwithstanding the large advance
on gold, We will continue to sell our
stock at the marked down price during
tne week 81. GREGG, Agent,
Oct. 10-2i. New York S.o,o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10
STATE MILITIA.

Apse7As7 iEyrsALs oFsEcx1
: DAFESP0ET, los, Aae. 81 Iss4
apu are authorized ~ us u % rttfrrt 4.
tbs militia II Lee county ius ct,npe. "a -. ,s
MY nor mere than err szsdrrH r~e es< men
f"n VIII notify yonr citizens u. the most rl,t- man
M OF Your authority - orrzuze eo1nrsnis. ard w.
l.If 70 s1Sn company rob- sHee
nc pFIr huus'.eF ~ tsFss'ss having beer enrolled n
ahs shniany- meeting III - heAi after EyA aey.
Fatdt- ntc- fsr the election II onle srs e.,,rarv
f@, 40 eef;hNt5 u eleetos vail then J.. -isypi r.
tlis .sslee IT '''p4 -
i"ar 4ftenha j eaiisd r. stcns IL u II Char
" - laws - lastf GeFarre Assefalv r,,rfr 49,,
curl laie q IerifrTq military DUTY to enroll him.
~ Heai-r - gone Cessiauy ant ifst.-st- noa =
nj 80 thsn orr doiar fssu sue h nair, @
.Ais iNr TIE sflfri ne4scrt - this dury Tls n ray
=. FeHsesa i,.are any eisii esnrt upen the aforras
'i'A 81 the captain u GotaF@ny Of any citisps
y. Il. BAEEa
Assistant tsen4rai of Eo~.
t@L \ Wall. J. " Nat. h s Merriam keeknk
y = Naiker hort dsdi~t o. Il. senapie Bower
rs 'aaE1NH - thR st9ys corsn.tee s ready ~ or.
Al e.Ersiez 49, nay r. cT1lied &C. r.lisa "a
law ad th- aft-teh II nj ersons sua.et te riis-x
astF : eAsssd . The pelNily ~ mons ursi frns4,
~ ]. A. WALL
SsPfA@A tslzirnl&n II The Committee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10

InE MEETING AT KFosAuouA.-Tbis
we learn, was big thing" The good
loyal, Uaion loving people Of Old Van
buren, turned out in their strength, and
were enthusiastic for Linco n. Johnson
and Wilson. Van Buren, county is sound
and will make good report for herself
Ia November.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10

e. A soldier from Illinois, whose
name we did net learn, was buried yes.
terday at the cemetery with the honors OF
Odd Fellowship. A large number Of
people were out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10
Px0DuCE, PROVISIONS, &c.
Corrected by Sanford a co., Produce pe.,en


tLcrs-snperhue, IS 70 6 b.l = sack, 30; Doubl
Extra q bill, 81, = sack. 50, Extrn a bill i,
per sack. 20 Retail soc = bbl md osc i sac bo H..
sWHetr-spsine ii p 10 10; Fall, 80 TO SO q b.
CoES Ms4L--s2 70 > 100 ls
BEAs-Whest. 81 -; Corn rs a 100 rs
GpgS-Ssw 81 - ia I'D 90 a bushel
Rgs-10 10 koc E bush.
BtalGT-fail, eisl sas Spring, B9al 10
ots.--5ee y bush
GRtES APpLEs-4Jt4GS 81 Is.
P1rArogs-l - tai u.
BuTrsN- Common Soc Choice, ssc.
EGgs-21c.
LARp-2as,
SaoULptRs-2ec = r..
SGaEs-25c - T..
Hsss-2;ic = N: AGAR Cared do 2sc
WITS ''sAss-Igopsron 10 dood, 81 25Gsl rs: prfu.
Sasy.si SO.
TALLew-l2c.
hxEsgAx-to
Hsr-1imetby, srg coaIs 90; bAiea, ~ %. Pys,,.x
$40 1ofasl2 90.
iItDss-Dry Flint tlise; Dry saltsd, lsc:G,ubbv hal,
Enthusiastically. % Is, Flax 81 IL to q %
bEEF CAfriE-s2 -, 10 81 90 gross.
sHEiP-s4 90 b. s. co Ehcad
WooL-factor. fub-washed, 10sG SOC; Fine Fleece 40
Medium do So Q"
Ear Hoos-S12 % nets
fEArHEhs-ser.
Rsss-4s5 10 6lzc.
EAGs-Iurtaps, ea.to CSC.
Single tinnaiSs. Ste: double do Csc
Sealnless, bush, ,akto Is
Flour, bill, rs 10 81
do Il bbl. 80 to -.
do " bill. ipapr) g.
sAcKs--Wool Sarks,z GO piece
OH csorPgR--ee to SIC \ H.
olD RRsa--2sc = n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10

r IL Reese, Esq, of Philsde1phis.
called upon us Saturday. He is confident
OF tho result ia the Keystone State; say.
that 1t will roll up majority Of one hun.
ored and twenty thousand for Old Abe in
November.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10
HAIR DYE! HAIR ItYEl,

X Atinriphs Celebrated HAth bf n ssssx R,Ss sr
ts< H~s. in- only Harmts=s frEF sra H..4ssts
hao~h- iisfe y irtiAa ttHir iEt II fff.-tehangss
-, nasi} or Y ss iIAsf i1sssai1 10 tess Htnt
"thA'si az iR i4e Lair tr s1a HaEg the
ifsfiss 1ie tiff col ara D@snfIAi tnisst. .sesh
is rF9svbtis Frst8fats fte stl*tsDe ar and recfi.
~, -st = " iss4 it*s 4nr ~ Hin- IL sgned
WILLIAM A. BATCifIt0a: Al otleIa to mere ini:a-
tsas and stsou48 te Etes3~ ssslJ - sill gr3e..t. A.
RACTUHf-si barclay street, Sew toFa E.neRt4n+,
NV ioiAAf S2f.h Tor pfrsssf- the Flair fiys-d&vIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10

UTICA Fine Brick Residence.
with 10 acres Of land all imp< ored and inst ont
side the corporate limits keokuk for sale -
Any oae wishing desirable residence q, barpnin'
EViise Of X - iET
july28-in No 2 Esfes !, zee 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10
WORMS | wORMsil
MOTM ERs .AvE Yuua CnIa.nuE

MULn EN- SAVE YOUR CHIIDR EN
- Inoussnds Of children die yearly from worms who's
lives might tesaved Mothers use DR.. Chu re h us
Worn LexeRges which will surely XIII and 81 eel
thein from your children. Children will eat them as
readily a. any candy. ror CoUsHs CoIps, &c use
SHIELDS COMPOUND COUGH LOZEAGEs
For sale by Messrs yosErL Co. r. HEIsrR. and al,
druggists. ieild1v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10

~ Anger is n shor. madness. Rn,o
Jour passion; for unless you curb il viii
. rod OF iron and make it obey, j. viii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10

sosH Hon. J. +. Wilson was in town
yesterday. He speaks at Fort Madison
to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10

:, Louis Napo'eon's horses took frisb,
inc other day, when a mos. serious acc;
asa' seemed inevitable. They we're, how.
ese1' pulled up at last. The Empero,
s = 'he fltncess of Mattelnico. who
NV c oarro~iy escaped DEATH,
our Mslesty's ceatt--i immortal.
y she promptly aud wi,rily yenlied
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10
New York Oct O

New York, Oct. 0
Nothing yet has been heard Of the
steamer Roanoke, greatly over due from
Havana.
Suspicious are entertained she has been
captured by pirates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10

s Inc celebrated Leasing was 70.
markaole fer frequent abseaee Of m;ns
1t is told OF him that having missed n a,a :
at d'ffent times, without being able ~
discover who took il, he determinad -
put honesty Of his servants 10 a trial .na
ie1t handful of Sold upon the table
"of course you counted it," said one If
ms friends. "Count it p said Leasing
rather snbarraased, mo, 1 forgot that
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10

hereby erris that have l4a8 sore a,rS f Is vee-s
- W '4r iE-f re~ 5taFs laTe not tts allie 70 rad
n~VsfsieF = snstfiux t.se .i-rang ~ - =, -
tae y ai4ehi Il Ehres esasrnfes Evr p~taru "A Id
aii iisie or 10 roc then tired cai.trv
~ "a o'thst1 that rsaff blind 1T last r Css-
won rteTP-d IN town. ard prt Tavsef ,aer ~; t-a.
Iid "ss Alsrt fs-af We & age ard ara row aip
- tvau hh- If4Ht AID write a. VII ! .ver I'd Nv
are c3e~T q lnaatamatH. ard an pursuing nv
- VII A. eNer. safely r.siaerd hie "a
tas Soi a - MASTER e list eisease You en- have 80,
ehee g me above b ~ 10 PROM ert
sFF'iiatn fkASkLIS ERALnAM tCos.per1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10

We are now In receipt Of stock of Fam ily Gro
ccrtes which we offer FOR sale low the lowest en-
oraeins su2ars Coees ground ard unground, SUI
ftror quality % Iess-foang Hyson, Imperial, Gun
powder and Rlack-also extra article Of Sol gpm
Moiassss-Belchrrs Rrfaed Syrup-the best .ranis or
Coai vi, herman and Palm SOAP Star and fellow Can
dies Fresh Canned Peaches Cove o. sters Safdines
the best brands of Fall and Spring Wheat Flour cosist
ing Of Quincy, Eagle and Grace Mills
All oil the above We oier TO the public cheap for cash
/ X COCHRAN SONS
12o Main St, near 5th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.


Its National Savings Hank Offering higher rate Of
interest than any other, and Il. s,st ssesrrt, Auv
rings bank which pays its deposltors In IT, Notes can
sders that it IL paying in the best circulating medium Of
the country and IL eansot pay in anything better for Its
own asets either In government OF in Dete.
or bonds payable In government paper.
IL Is equally convenient temporary or permanent
investment. The notasea always be sold for within
a'on o. thr Lace and accumulated interest, are
the best security with banks colat-rss for discounts.
| Convertible into Six per cent. $40 Geld Road.
la addition t. the very liberal interest on the notes for
three years, the privilege Of conversion is nov worth
about three par cent per anhuu fr the current rate for
SO Bends 1. not c-s than rire PER cert premium ana
before the the premium on x per ecnt s. stocks
wasover twenty cent it ribe seen that the actual
profit this Loan the piesen, rate is not ID
| than ten yer cent. per anunm
us Exemption froa Stale or Municipal Taxation.
But ssde from all the advantages we ha enumerated
special act a Congress trs~yts all bsrss sra Trsassry
seses re~ IsesItsr4tfsa. On the average Iii. eremn
tin Is worth about two PER ler s5uuta according
to the rate u taxation in various ra Of the country
1t Is believed that seeprse. o-r 50 great induce
neut4 70 ieniers ,ase issued BY the orernment In
all other forms u iehteass The tai; or ability q phi
Tse p1rtes o. stock companies o. arate muBities
only, is pledged fr payment whiie the hole property
81 the country bad 70 sure the dl.rbafpc u ali the
obligations VI the uaitcd suts-
While the government offers the liberal terms
fr il loans 1t believes that the vry strongest appeal
siil be to the loyalty aud patriotism II III people
Up to the 24:h Of September The sur tc,, to III.
ivsn amounted 10 cser
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-10
i. s. $50 LOAN !!

The Secretary of tho Treasury gives notice that sub
scriptiom will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes.
payable three from Aug 18th. 1854 With semiap
nnsl interest at the and threetenths per
cent annumprincipaI and interest both be paid
In lawful money.
These notes will be convertible the option Of the
holder at maturity, into x per gold bearing bonds
payable not less than FIVE than twenty years
from their date, the Government may elect. They
viii be Issued in denominations Of $50 sle0 $500 600
and ssoo and all subscriptions be for fifty dollars
or some multiple Of nfty dollars
Ihe notes VIII be transmitted TO the owners free Of
portaton charge. ar the receipt OF the
original Certificates Of Depost they can be prepared
As the notes draw interest from August IS persons
making deposits subsequent that date mat pay the
interest accrued from date Of note to date Of deposit
Parties d-pc-itine twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards Tor these notes any time will allowed
seommissson Of one quarter Of one per cent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-11

UNITED STATES BONDS IN DEMAND IN
EURoPE.-There is an increasing demand for
our Government bonds in Europe. The city
article Of the London Times Of the 9Th inst,
says: "The advices from Frankfort state
that the recently awakened anxiety regarding
the safety of United States bonds has in a
great degree subsidized, and that large orders
from Northern Germany have cleared the
market of the amounts hanging upon it. A
revival Of prices has accordingly taken place,
although there are continuous sales on Dutch
account and by parties receiving fresh par
cells from New York. Altogether the bust
ness of the last few days has been very i'm
portant, great many small orders for invest
ment having been executed. So sanguine are
the operators, that for the call Of these bonds
at present prices a month hence q per cent.
had been paid" This news, confirming IRE
yious reports Of the favor with which Ameri-
can investments are regarded abroad, indi
Gates a growing confidence among foreign
capitalists as to the ability Of this country to
carry the war to successful issue, and to
meet all the obligations incurred. If the real
strength and matchless resources OF the
United States were better understood abroad
all doubts would be quickly dissolved, and
American securities would become the most
popular, as they are the surest, Of paying in
vestments.-N. Y. Post.