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repulse a proposition of this kind Ii so,
I am surprised. In that convocatlon Oh
the States, although the majority do not
control, each State being free, my opinion
is that they will report back to the States
as a whole. and that each State will then
pass upon the question. Now suppose
that has taken place, what Is the e1ects
The first thing is that the independence
and sovereignty of the States is acknoWl-
edged, the great principle for which we
have contended-that principle without
which we could not carry on the war: For
this reason, fellow-citizens, have said we
ought to agree to the proposition. Look
at this armistice, peace by land, peace by
water, and the blockade open Who can
estimate the advantage Of raising the
blockadel Why, gentlemen, time tor us
is victory. This, then, is the head and front
of my offending, and you are called upon
to condemn me for it.
might say much more, but at this late
hour, it would be but trespassing upon
your time thank you, therefore, kindly,
for the attention you have paid to the re-
marks have made. l thank you for the
courtesy extended on this occasion. And
whether my counsels or those OF others be
the best, l. hope the best counsels may be
adopted, and that we may live to see at
no distant day the end of the war, and our
country peaceful, prosperous and indePen-
dent. Then, when we look to the scenes
through which we have passed, we may
concede to each his share in the great work
we have accomplished.
Col. Cunning ham-I wish to ask the
gentleman a question. If we go into a
convocation OF sovereign States, and a
majority is with the North, what then will
be our fate2
Mr.. Boyce-In going into this conven-
ton or convocation of sovereign States,
this is one great advantage that will result.
AS we might expect, the South would be
unit, because if we have been enabled
to endure war without disturbing our in
tegrity as a nation, it must be supposed
that we would stand equally firm in peace.
1t is the North that will be divided. Abo-
lition New England would then confront
the conservative Northwest, and the prin-
ciples of the two sections will then be
brought into direct antagonism. We would
then be in position to say to the North
west, it is these hell-hounGs of New Eng
land that are making us shed our blood.
We will make such treaties with you as
will secure mutual advantage and pros
perity, and then let us both turn against
these fanatical wretches and drive them
into the ocean or Canada. And il in that
convention, l could do 10 better, like the
wise king Louis XI, l would take box OF
gold, and if you cannot buy the North
west, | certainly have very little respect
for your diplomacy. Ii majorities are
against us, we will retire, and having
failed, we can at last only fall back and
again assume the condition in which we
are at the present moment.
Col. Cunningham then asked, elf the
Northern States are united against us in
war, what guarantee can be furnished that
they will not be united against us in
peace2"
To this, Mr.. Boyce made a brief reply,
which, il the confusion of the moment,
escaped the ear of the reporter.
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:. OUTBREAK OF NEGRO PRISONERS At H.
On Monday afternoon, about o'coct DAHSVnLE->
prisoners engaged at work on the tn, .tie Negro
around Danville, made an attack upon tba ucatOO,
and after desperate struggle succeede sTG guard
towering the small force and gaining non IN OTe
about twenty muskets. One hundred Of tS% Of
drels then made their escape, following "t IS seoun
River in an Easterly direction. DURING T. eue Daa
eight OF the negroes were killed These nen scu
soners, with their white brethren, were carraG P
the DanVllle Road during last week, on tbau o'e
SCUM out Tor want Of transpOl tatiOn were tsm, way
rily detained in DanVille. The autborit;ote 'lpOn
upon determined to place the negroes At ros Ine
forGtcatiOns and while so engaged tbo" Ont TIE
themselves of the opportunity offered to msl s'1s
escape The citizens armed with shot l a'N Their
muskets, turned out promptly, and started 10 and
suit Of the fngitVes, and hopes are epter,;n pun,
the capture of the entire party. '''ained Of
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spllll- 4Derklq 5tauhara.
LEONA.
BY JAMES G. CLARKE.

Leona, the hour draweth nigh,
The hour we've waited so long,
For the angel to open door through the sky,
That my spirit may break from its prison and try
Its voice in an infinite song.
Just now as the slumbers of night
Came Ger me with peace-gving breath,
The curtain, half lifted, revealed to my sight
Those windows which look on the kingdom oflight
That borders the river Of death.
And vision fell solemn and sweet,
Bringing CLEANS of morning lit land;
saw the white shore which the pale waters beat,
And heard the low lull as they broke at their feet
Who walked on the beautiful strand.
And wondered why spirits should cling
To their clay with struggle and sigh,
When life's purple autumn is better than spring,
And the soul flies away like sparrow, to sing
In climate where leaves never die.
Leona, come close to my bed,
And lay your dear hand on my brow;
The touch that blessed me in days that are fed
And raised the lost roses Of youth from the dead,
Can brighten the brief moments now.
We have loved from the cold world apart,
And your trust too generous and true,
For their hate to O'erthrow when the slanderer'S
dart
Was ranking deep in my desoate heart,
was dearer than ever to you.
l thank Thee, Great Father, for this,
That our love is not lavished in vain
Each germ, in the future, will blossom to bliss,
And the forms that we love and the lips that we
kiss
Never shrink at the shadow of pain.
By the light of this 1 am taught
That my labor is only begun;
In the strength of this hope have l struggled and
fought
With the Iegions of wrong till my armor has caught
The CLEAN of Eternity's sun.
Leona, look forth and behold
From head, and from hill side and deep,
The king surrenders his banner of gold,
The twilight advances through woodland and void,
And the dews are beginning to weep.
The moons silver hair lies uncured
Down the broad breasted mountains away
Ere sunsets red glories again shall be furled
On the walls of the West Ger the plains of the
world
shall rise in limitleSS day.
l go, but weep not DER my tomb,
Nor plant with frail flowers the sod;
There rest among roses too sweet for its gloom:
And life where the lilies eternally bloom,
In the balm breathing gardens of God.
Yet deeply those memories burn,
Which bind me to you and to earth, eel.
And have sometimes thought that my being would
In the bowers of its beautiful home to return,
And visit the home of its birth.
'Twould even be pleasant to stay,
And walk by your side to the last;
But the land breeze of heavens beginning to play
LIES shadows meeting eternitys day,
And its tumult is hushed in the past.
Leona, goodbye; should the grief
That is gathering now, ever be
Too dark for your faith, you will long for relief
And remember, the journey, tho lonesome, is brief
Over lowland and river to me.
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CARD NOTICEI

TgyUERE Is NOW READY TO BE ISSUED
from this Department to the different Counties IN
the State a lot of COTTON AND WOOL CARDS. TINS
lot of Cards will be the Agents. with Backs reae
for lacking the Cards on aud be sold at go 80 per p
to the citizens generay in instance is more than one
pair to be sold to family. These Cards INTENDED
for the families of soldiers. The Department is having
large lot backed ready for use which will be sent out ana
sold TO the families of soldiers fast they can %
made at much less price Agents requested 70
-'AN' 81 'A"h Il. a. DOWD, A ON
October 20. 1864. S5-4L
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WOOL NOTICE.

Quartermaster's DEPARTMENT.
RALEIGH N. c., June 9, 1904
II AM NOW PREPARED TO EXCHAANG.inI1
Il COTTON YARN FOR W O6L, upon the iol'o""S
terms, viz:
One bunch of Yarn for pounds of Washed WOOL
"a "Unwashed 3"
AGENTS have been appointed to make the eAcnA"s
the following places:
S,bori;ro Ioto concord Rockingl d,
HendersonviIle Statewide RnxoCro,
AshevIIIe, PittsborO', IOuisO"6'
Fayetteville Coleraine, haIesmn' I.ass
~ Persons shipping Wool to this place win n.rn
mark the packages who they are FROM, ana co''OH
will be forwarded Immediately. ,bora
hope the people will patrOtica TO Inc
notice as the wool is for clothing the NOIuD
olIna troops. H A. DO"G
July Is, 1864. 0o
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MASONIC.

TIME GRAND LODGE OF F. & A. NJ. OF
ii North Carolina will meet in this City on Monday
evening the 5th December next at O'clock for the trsDT
action of business -
Officers of Subordinate Lodges requested to athena
person. have special delegates appointed as the c
stuton and general regulations of the Grand Lodge
oBire WILLIAM T. Balm,
Grand Secretary.
Raleigh. N c., Oct. II, 1864. Sid
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locomotive in tunnel, the passengers L.,
Win the most luxurious ease maginab,g Nde slOu,
Inc ventilation, of course, IS nerfaot
traln oelng swept by gale of pure st%oa 'ae whole
every time train passes. ATMOSPHERIC Al,
I'm rms solves the problem of Underground -,
fuIy, and Parliament is to be applied to .L railways
ior power to build several lines under o rS Winter
West End. DAnk from IL.
nrd Inns invention gives you the way to Solve H.
cT be m ade at sread Ss is entirely
and most rapid mode of transit frO Uo' coniOrabs
New York Island to the other. | will one one end Of
the mechanical details in another ettar give mOred
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AXESl AXESlI AXESlu

WYE WILL PAY FROM s5 TO 81 F6ta
w OLD AXES, or will put steel in ONE axe lot W.
old axes.
Five and Six inch STOVE PIPE made TO order;
SHAY WILLIAMSON Co.,
North State Iron and Brass HorkS
Raleigh N c., Oct. 70, 1854. 65-lmPu'
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COUPONS FOUND!

SEVERAL COUPONS OF BONDS OF TIE C0NFED-
y crate States were found recently by servant on one
of the public roads leading to Raleigh. The owner can
have them by describing them and paying expenses
ARP.y % ISeS eg-tf
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RTRS. MILLER CONTINUES TO AGCo~
WI mOdate Boarders By the day, week. or mont X1K
August !, 1864,
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fiuas,eial auo Lon,,nerfiol
monEr nARKRr.

{
Cars C1rY OrvIGs, June l-P H..
In the mornings Issue quoted gold At sFou - b -
per cont That was the quotations Of Yesterday he
banks were in quandary TO the quotations fr today,
- the price Of gold did not sfpcar is the DE-
Patches OF to days mpcrthe line having flsd There
i 10 1.-THE doing in ihe market however that vs. MT
really msster u mach consideration far - COR mar
aet Is concerned The lower quotatous received today
from New FORK viii have tendency slightly to reduce
the rates here.
There nothing Chicago and ct. Louis exchanges
worth noting.
The hanks Of Minnesota throw out foreign cur
rency after July.
The following item extract from the Dsvenport Ga
zette at recent date:
Trs sT.rx .xK cuERExcr-The discnlfies IN relation
to the issues IL the various branches Of the State bank Of
Iowa upon the action Of the Chicago bAnkerA
hare been happily rangrd, far tbs monetary trsnf
actions OF Davenport concerned BY an agreement
bet keen the Merchants Branch and the First National
ts city, th latter hsnk will cunttnue to receive
currency from s castesss al pss hut viil pay a'
nothing but National currency and the s-shes OF The "a
sieasl banks THE ensert has bert nasde
raiuly f h~s-t Of the mercantile cosnasuARy snd
for the BRANCHES State Esnk In other parts OF fhs
State The circulation OF ih. Merchants branfh has
ing been scarce article and would b. stu
If the officers u the had their wishes grsfie4 The
tre policy of all the State Bank branches % resirs
their Issues ssst they safely can AID this simply
because the confest Of the currencies nsst end aseHfu
ally In driving oil eise bat National issues from thu
field. ~
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LADIES COVENANT Remember the
meeting t}-night and he sure, BY III
means, 10 attend Make up yo1r MUD
beforehand to the course that y.u will
take, provided The caprse be right one,
and let the results Of this evenings aleet-
Ing be definite and delern,nase. But let
ye local state sc,ne ''pints" just here:
We npsiee then FIRST, that prominent
anieDg The reasons producing the heavy
Importation u. foreign goods into our
country. aud The consequent large expor-
tailon of specie, are the increased extra,a-
gance Of our people and the greater DE-.
nr.nd for European goods on account Of
the scarcity oi American. The fqmer of
these causes is Within our pewer aud CT n
bp remedied Tue latter cannot.
Again We must remember that
goods Of all kinds are very dear already,
aud II ~e pledge oaiselyes to use no arti-
ci,s bus those Of b, me manufacture, and
We observe that pledge. sIeeula ors aud
~ manufacturing companies may run good,
UP 10 such his ptiee ~ to make il al
ieosf impossible lr many Vt cur pope to
pr,care even ueee, say articles Of cloth
'ng. And is not tie scsfc,ty Of goods Of
home lroduetie. II the American market.
| alone, and Without auy improper speeuls-
ting spirit an tie par. OF our manussc-
turers, sufficient TO bring about this re.
sui
Here, then, are two difficulties to be
avoided. The country mus. be saved
firm the danger of bankruptcy coase-
luens upon sending all our gold abroad.
and q. the same time articles Of apparel
nust be kept within the reach Of the
nasses! To Us i: seeing hesr results are
to he accomplished. not b, sa,ing We viii
| purchase 10 article OF foreign prud uctipn,
bnt ty saying we will rsicrm ia our dfets
aud stdp III eti,e our lrt,digal extrava.
| gasSce Feseigu iapofsaisens should b.
d.. csafa.ed haae productions and msn
nfaHtatc- Should be fsv.fsd and used a.
Tar as rrsctic.ni e W. e.uid wish tia
:" "'sad have 10 Necessity for buying
10 ign atads Il all, hul We don't knov
fbu I'd, sasi' Necessity NH si,ll continue,
aud We certainly dpabs The II p,isiy d
binding eurs.lyes ia use no fssesas oood,
10 any sase whatever, sud thus, nsyhap,
make ourselves shs helpIess sicsi,sA = Z
/ systvm Of skssssson cod hieh psiciSis
Ev.sy tvysl e<ssss shssld 10 ~illiar "A
| psssAasstps aaaf Ase,e rather thsnl lnaiIyu
nssauiaesase, svsn thossh " pays -.
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cS A VOICE FROM VICKSBURG.

N0xsstRs, Miss Anx. q, fstA
Rr john Brss~fsc1r Sir: ! aEa has9s state To yga
thai haze used yoar ,siuztie tsron isttess sh great
b-tirht = "a, s~ii, gns~ aesllsy aid lsv~ixstio Of
- ssa pt0&et b. tae us ala sod naiasSAsfc
aaancs 81 tbs mississippi stpa sieksLarg having
tr~ Win trt Grant my fhfoaSh tts ho8e rssaii,-
v1 ansi@ssn esississsfiT Re fe all
pess'Hs y d. exposed To unhealthy CLIMATES
III III stssLk
rrs AzsHi T. :. SznStaFy &c soussscns
Lorisvgtt,. hy- srpt- ID 1904
the Id Of July last saIssisls through an agent
Of lss, t9the Nasss DTectsr 81 the Department the
Ar,ny u tue Cumberland sa,I'e VI tssirvs bitsrs
>sxssn. sd rrnesssi IL alter Assis be bandit
ursiofoais, sanction and approve among
soldiers.
Ile sos~ ing Is the M-ecsi Directors reply .nd also
Gen. as-cFaps permission to eAp 5u dox-n at osc~
have IL sosd 10 suffers JOHN BULL
4 satisfied tsat Cedrvn Rssters will do no harm 10
any IL taken properly AID ia nsoderatfofs.
oisccoa I'd Dr. bull bslsx ycFsnitt F-ppse
suffers A. HENRY fHUE>SzuN
Surgeon and Aesiirai Hfvetor. D. c.
81 Headquarters D-tr.I tnsent 8; Cumberland,
Nashville. Tetlf- Jnly - lsts.
20 Nashville Tenn. - gross no dezen Of Bulls
ktse ~ 1afioas Of ths Treasury Lepartn.et Be
cslapef alfh strartiy rs
BY osder OF Major Reeccrsas
WI NJ WILLIS,
Major aud Provost Marshal Gem
For sale. Wholesale and r~ta By Asiknsoa. HArtiets
Co., hecknk, Iowa. spriSdA~lyr.
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KEoKUK MARKETS.
pAur Gam Csrv 0yricR,
KsokgK, June l. 1884.
GROCERIES,.
Corrected by s. HaxIlt CO., xAsiesaie er.ser

G0rfeefeo ~ b. HAMilk 3 tu.v 0ooteea1e 0e0GR6ks
Ses.R--Nsv Orleans fsir. Isis prime 1cs choice z2r
New York @, &c, New york, A, 2c, crushed and pow
der-d ~
Il l5~--sur sf,un, s5GTse-
Cofr1E--Rio, ssc; JAVA Soc.
RIeE-i2eL
espA--Anefiran. e5z,< En- dish. lee.
soAa-Paiua. tzcs fNndls, 6lzc- German. TL9esb
CAxpLu--S,ar Il summer Pressed, 15c-
rsAs-Young Tyson, 81 2Sepl 30; Imperial, 81 IS 70
81 OF blsek, 81 10 to $50.
Tos.cco-irk Sweet Csc Medium Brands, Tsc 70
9oc, Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 o. to II 50.
SAIIs-Rest isrands s. 50 to rates.
tirsss-sxlo Country IS . City 80, rates.
CuEDAGE--24 10 zoe
bar APPLks-IJc y b-
DRs PEsrssx-IIii7s lslz TO lie 2 b.
DaH GERRAsTs--.1e-
RusfSs- Is Is IS -.
5LT--11Ake 3 q.
sPEAsl BY HcH-or.
MorvEs ~ OGDEN WARE-3 Hoop Pals - ~; hocp
10. u ~ Nm TuIs &l5 90 No. do IL Co No. O.
IL 81; Nests I'd do, 3 3d. Waxh-snards, g IS.
Fiss--Ao. Nackerel, bills. tls Uot6$19 o..
No. 2 do do $40 00x1$l- %.
No I do hi do $40 So $50
No do hf do 81 50.
HI bbls- No. White Fish, SO co.
oslsCos Vii. bsst White. - 10 75c; RETAIL oc Lin
-e.J OIL ii g. ~ 10 Lard Oil, 81 10 70 81 ~ Fish on
q 50 To e.. !,
e.sssxs--lisnburg. 2oc; Denmark, lsc-
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Special Not,tes.
LO1Hy.
DR. H. AN IRIS e Co.'s
IODINE WATER

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart. Liver. kiineys, d
gestye uGgnLs, and 6landniar system.
The which sa attended the of this edy
IL prsv practices, and the Of nicica1
thorftv enAte recommend il 10 tbe prHet5fop-i
anJ the patiic. feeling confident that With fair TRIAL II
viii attest Hs eAc~leaee the " EhruRir die
hch indicate iodihs ssh scspsHiz Brsschfta
skin lfu. sio Iisart Liver aisd kiasy Diseases. Ser
svus ~tioas. Neuralgia. khssaasas. Dy@pep.la. Dr.
biH. n 81 salifiS. etc.
srstsirssrt> may rely upon sn~ snffb<m ssvenksh o
iciiae v alter coAfsiEnl thTes-ssfter grsa& psr,
iodine IN each fluid water ssirs.t bsssl
ssa II u MT s.atas % decomposition stots~cnsi,
termed sne9nailnest neither 4 the t<iae A1~d
a-stralzsd by esnl4Istion With sBy ingredient, render
ing tAs ssinfion supsTar II any uteE method ct exhs
tng iAssias-
fii ss<ttns accompany s,rA hottie. that II s.y b.
used ssrnilv nssi~ine wessasty the profession.
frscr dpaisx per ssttir receipt tive eiisrv
six bstses delivered fire. by express apy sd1re~s
B Srv " tpsrsreit. assd iasitxsisss htch uyrinci
pied dealers esseasoT dispose os repatatisu
aud sra,is the sresk wosa head
iog this stcrfissn-ns} upon Labels Asd vrsrSsssx
easi. s-.tf4s, wjshsst ~iaseh Is seDuiues
Circulars gratis.
DR.. II. ANnERs 4 CO.
pAy sSeasas ard Gls~HaiEts.
mayo dkw6m Ne 49, bxssx5was. Arw York.
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re- Hsnt so.le cheap. durable and
several oihef dje,li,e expressions Of ad
mhauon wei uttered by US yesl. rday. :
WhJ! Well, We Happened to be in the
establishment II spei>b.rger Il Co, No.
III, Main street, and noticed their stock
of dry goods De. for TIE spring trade
You will say - too il you will go aud look
at their stock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02

L.ssItT IN July ltti, 1867
JoHs II. BLeop. Esas-Dsar have se~n = sufferer
fos SAX yas wis Carenie Rheumatism and take great
pleasure Ia -Iing LisnaEd Cont and ea-
raj 9H SeiEr to be the eat trsts for tiiss disease
that isr. beard ct When conlmaar-d taking IL
e~uti hardly walk st tiiL srfsf the psn-
and Ina thrre ssH free irsn4 H. sta legs str
the Grit fs~ In 1--we frye frn tsah ard fri -
nrnbi- that tink Honst dsssris ali the while " n
dad net cs-t so mas .aasss But r. it i. splcadSi
medicine. and ~nii rsn~zssrrnA Nil f~ afflicted with
Those dssssss try IL have Isst fbd Capt Rzs moBd
frsres1 II iara has back 9th tshsnfnSfnry rru
,n~fssu assd fa his wizs yoar nssisciae did frx
he ~ai ~ nd yas low " Ltao-sI lrns< knd
5slrr~ sad two i-attes aftli- Specific.
shuHid ne.i Gayses ell efyr - % thai
does ssr there rents that suffering With fhoss
sii-ease- thai are nsascaansd wffh your slece and
think that rcn ought pnlIssh ia every city IN the
Union. very respectfully. scssrs.
Carr. JAMES W. BROWN.
Re-4i~nre, Chicago Ill
80 send medicine 10 case u D. y. W. Whitman Chs
csSo rN.B
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THE LADIES DAzAAa.-The attend
: snee upon the fair isst yeuing seemed to
be fully equal te any preceding evening.
The attractions are still many and splen-
did
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Es We arc indebted to our aid friend
John A. Graham, Esq of the Treasury
Department, for the repart 10 Congress.
on he atrocities Of the Fort Pillow Mas
eacrr, as well IS FIR scores Of vaiuabIs
documents heretofore And nov, If 6ur
old friend. Uacie Johnny. viii Just fnd
out aud let us know what Uncle Abe
Is goirc 10 dc ..h9u, that patter we shall
be under rem, sed obligations.
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~ Thank the Lord-ws SAL il seri

~ Thank the Lord--ws say i. seri-
ously--for the rain of Tuesday night and
Wednesday. Il was glorious, encourss.
ing, invigorating, refreshing. It has
saved us from discomfort and drouth foI
the nonce. Farmers will rejoice, for
the crops needed it, and corn aud wheat
and grass, and all kinds Of grain, and
vegetables will grow with fresh vigor
Some people will rejoice, our citizens a
least, for We hive been the hopeless
helpless, despsiring victims OF dust raids
Ever. body will rejoice. for provisions arr
scarce and expensive, aid the drouth wa
hurting the crops failure Of which
would almost add famine to the calami
ties,of war.
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Ice IcE.! IL am prepared to furnish
Ice 10 the citizens Of Keokuk in quaint
ties 10 suit. Order left at my Office on
81 street, betwe, Main and Blondeau.
oreiven to the wagons will receive prompt
attention. d. CoLtIra.
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EE See notice in advertising column
of this mornings issue, of horse and bug
gy for sale.
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HoRTIoyLTURAL MRErIxa.-Don't for
get it this after,ooc at o'clock, at the
usual place.
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PROMOTED Capt. G. Az A. Deaoe,
formerly of Comaauy Il. has been pro-
NOTED TO The Lieutenant Colouelcy Of the
Goth T. S. Infantry. (colsred) in place Of
Lieut.. Col. Collins, resigoed. This is a
good sppoininien! and has fallen on a
good soldier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-02

PERsoNAL.-Justice Samuel T. Miller
returned home Tuesday evening.