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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-20
Ghosts at the New York Fair.

GMDS&D Of GmG NCW J. UTA FHArs
It is curious fact, says the New York Post.
that one of the most remarkable objects of in
terest connected with the Metropolitan Fair has
but thus far attracted but little notice The
phenomena lately introduced in our city theatres
and called Ghosts" are nightly reproduced in
the fountain of Union Square. person stand
ing on the south side of the fountain and look
ing north will behold sometimes one and some
times q whole procession Of male and female
ghosts rising from the centre of the fountain
and walking to the edge of the basin, where
they disappear. Sometimes he will see one or
more ghosts returning aud again plunging into
the jet whence comes the water.
The ghosts do not walk upon the water, but
wade through it, and the female ghosts appear
TO do so with great difficulty. Hence these ghosts
have all the appearance of mermads and mermen,
or perhaps they may be the veritable ghosts of
mermaids and mermen, which of course gives
them o double interest.
The explanation is as follows; There is on ex-
hibition at the Fair buildings one of Dr. Smiths
celebrated "air lights, which is directed upon
the fountain every night by means of parabol
ical silverreaector four feet in diameter. The
light is produced BY the combustion Of linae BY
the concentrated jets of several bowpipes, in
which common gas and air only are used.
The spray Of the fountain is SO brilliantly IL
Illuminated that every object or person passing
between it and the light casts a shadow on the
cloud of spray, which is seen only on the OPP
positc side, the person meanwhile being invis-
jble.
= If man walks from the building towards the
fountain, his head is first seen, and his body
gradually rises from the water until he reaches
the BASIN He must then turn either to the right
or left to pass around it, when of course, his
shadow passes TO the edge of the basin and dis
appears. The reason why the ghosts appear to
be wading, is that the mound of earth around
the fountain intercepts the shadow of the lower
part of the body.
On Saturday night an astounding apparation
appeared. A ghost armed with mighty sword
Ia veritable Excalbur) rose up, beckoned to the
crowd to come to him in the water; but as they
would not approach, he threatened them, but
tried in vain to advance. He gave vent to his
rage by pantomimic display of how he would
cut every one to pieces if successful in catching
them. Many other remarkable spectres appeared,
but we have not room to describe them,
No extra charge is made for seeing the ghosts,
and visitors may return to the buildings (also
without extra charge) after having satisfied their
curiosity.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-20

Information will ender ordinary circum-
stances, be given to any person who may apply
for it, in answer to any or all of the following
inquiries II the application is by letter, the
answer will be sent by return mail; if in person,
it will be answered at once
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

A THING OF BEAUTY 10 A Jor FoR-
EvER.-The living breath Of the loveliest
flower that blossoms in the garland Of
nature and watts its sweet perfume on
every breeze. has its exact counterpart in
the brcaths Of all who use that unequaled
and justly popular Dsntifrice. Fragrant
SozoDoNf. Il puri6cs and sweetens the
breath. cleanses, beauties and preserves
Teeth, hardens the Gums, and gives them
that roseate cast so much coveted: most
delicious, convenient, eficacious and bcne.
icial preparation for the toilet ever given
to the public.
Sold BY Druggists everywhere At rs
cents per bottle. jy6-deod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
nRIGINAL NOTICE.

To John Page, slAs Kane, i Merriam Abd J c.
Hughes:
You sTs hereby notified that there II file the
ONCE % fhe Clerk VI the District Goart Le county
atkeokak petition VI sauue Miller ard Louis BARNS
conf claiming Of the said John Page judgment for
Five Hundred and fEtyfise 55i00 Dollars with interest
81 10 pr cent per from May lat ISIS favor Of
San sel r. Miller, Fsenasssory nDse and eiainaing
Judgment for the sum- and interest IN ayf ofis
Barns-eeni prumssory also claiming ali
yuu the force osure Of certain gage &jsen
sail notes ard conveying lots i've and Ia block
tsfnr ~ In the city Of keoknk- Lee county. Iowa
Unless you appear thereto add defend before noon
the second day If the next term ofsd commencing
the nrs, Monday September 1864 Judgment and de
cree viii be rendered against goa thereon by efsnt
RANKIN NccRARY
teIs-ts4w ATTORNEYS E5r Piziufin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
PRODUCE, PROvIslONs, 10.
Csrrects4 ~ GAFFoRs : CO., Produce Dealers.

Eloul-eaperane, g 90 p Dbl; 6psing Extra IS
Fall Extra 90 to 20; Rep 8 90.
WHEAs-sMing. u - 20 IL Fall, 1 20 p bush.
CoRN MxAL--3 = y 100 n.
BRAx-Wheat, 81 Is; Corn 90 p 100 n.
QoAn-Ncw 6S old 90 p bushel.
krx-1 90 p bush.
0Afs.-6sc p bush.
0R1sN ARf1Es-00c(9&1 25
PoTAfoEs-oO9S5c
BurrEa-Common, isc; Choice &c.
EoQe-23e
CncKzns-sa oo@2 5s
LAaD-12l401Sc.
eMocLbERs-10c q b.
esDks-13c p b.
HAHs--l4c ? b.; Sugar Cured do, Ice.
WHIfE BEAss-Common TO Good, 81 1861 90; Prime
Mary, e 2s@s2 ~
TAlLuw-SiSc.
BxKswAx-lsc.
ia 009$l6 90.
Hrp1-Dry Flint, Ice, Dry ssitsd, lee; 0rubby, half
prices Green. J; Green Sheep fclts, IS to e o.
eExDs-Timothy. - CO. Flax ~ - 70 60 Hungarian
81 %.
Rxkv CArrlz-sa 90, TO % 90 Eross~
eaKKr-4 90 to IS % Phead-
WooI-factory Tub-washsd, 5Ds0c; Unwashed one.
third Oh. Fine fiecee 6s to TO- Medium Do 60 TO IS.
FAR Hoos-Ss 90 TO - so nett
FKAfHEks-l5 to Soc
RAds-4Nc.
BAss-Buriapa. soc.
Single GUINNESS, Sc, double do &c.
Seamless, bash, 55c 70 90.
Flour, n Dbl. IS TO IS.
do bbi, 20 10 q. N
do " bbl-. tpaperlf1<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

The FOURTH We had Fourth in
this locality. The public celebrated it in
various ways. The soldiers picnic
was = very good thing. Surgeon Taylor,
DIR. McGugin and Mr.. Curtis were the
speakers. There was some seven or eight
car loads went up to it. The Fire Com.
panies went to Ottumwa. A goodly
number went to Warsaw and Quincy
The Germans generally attended the
meeting at the junction, and others Of
our citizens got up small companies and
went out pic-nicing to divers points
spending the day very pleasantly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
LO1HZ.
DIR. H. NDE,RS g. OO.,s
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart LIVER Kidneys Di-
gcstive crgaEs, md Giandular System.
The success which has attended the use Of this remedy
IN private practice and the Enforcement Of medical ar-
thorty enable ~ 70 mend IL the practitioner
and the public feeling confident that with fair trial Il
viii attest IL exccssce In the Of Chronic dis
eases which indicate Iodine such scrofra Brunchita
SKIN Eruptons, Heart Liver and kidney Diseases Ker-
vous Anertonss NssrAgia, Rheumatism DyspepsiA De-
bilisy Syphilis etc.
Physicians may rely upcn the uniform atrength Of
Iodine Water - containing threequarfer grsins psrs
Iodine IN each nuid ounce water sssesf kssa1
ssea IL not liable decomposition nor
formed Inequalities; neither tho Iodtne cxyired nor
nsufrAfzed BY combination with any ingredient render.
ing this solution supsrior to any other sshod Of exhb
iting Iodine.
Pull directions accompany each bottle that Il may BE-
osed - hmy medicine sell BY the pro4s~ujos.
Prc one dollar bottle .on receipt a ave olsrs
st. bottles delivered frs by express 10 any adruss
Beware OF Commercials and limitations which upsinci
pied dealers end<avor 70 dispose " r~pnsatisn
Gee an signature and rxs marx {iAe Greek word had
ing tns aisersrment upon the labels and wrappers
each bossla without which 10 genuine
Circulars gratis.
Dr. H. ANDERS CO.
Physieixas and Gheuistz
nssNdsvom Ne as Brosdway, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
NOTICE.

70 Nlas d. Clarke:
You hereby notified that there nov on file In the
once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee county,
Io.a At keoknk petition Of samuel y. Miller cIAtnine
aE1ost you - A II. Bronson and David colli the
Of hundred dollars certain notes
and mortgages made BY sid Bromon 70 William Leighton
and James J. Ataa nd which you have agreed 70 paw
ana aeo psoyingfAe foFsccsurr Of said morfe
and g. In block ~ Of Reds addition the city Of Keo
kuk, tn which you claim IN interest.
And unle~ yeu apDdr end sid petition on or
before ofhe second day Of the next Of said
Court. which commences the Lat Monday Of eeptem-
bsf neHt, Judgment WIFI be reneired axsdnst yuu =
prayed for. RANKIN MccRARY
tuDeE Affy's for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

FoR BuRLINGToH, KsITHsBURG, New
BosToN, MUscATfHE, Rock ISLAND AID
DAvENPoRT.-The steamer City of
Keithsburg, Capt. Chas. Morrison, will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival Of the cars from Keokuk, makin1
connection with the railroads Tor Ill or the
above points, and It Davenport With daily
line Of steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk at 7:16.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

~ EsfATE-Wh~reas, by decree "A the Circuit
Court OF the Lnf~d States. IL ard FIR the District II IoS
rendered In the ef Peter vaeventer and cshers
against John A. Bi.op and others retaer,d on the cath
day ef Oct oses, 1s the Undersigned tse4 ". Arcrsry
vas daily sppoinfsd Com missioner, and directed 20 sei
the real hereinafter Asrtted far the purpose a
ssfnE certain Judgments against John Bishop, by
sll decree provided and therein fuy - frth.
ao~ therefore, in accordance vita The krrms Of said
decree. hereby fss public notice that I On the 9th
day a July 1854 and between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
N and o'clock ef said day 81 the front door d
the Clerks Office II the District Court ct the United
States for the bsie' OF Iowa. southern fison ihereof
q kekak- orr For sale At raiac cutlery 20 the highest
lafer The re estate de-erstet In ssid Hscree to-st
Lots fwn LII and anr a. in Block sxfeAn g16 In the
toHH II Mvntrrse Lee county, lowA
sili eaeeuss deed to tte purchaser, y provided hy
sssd deere GEO. W. MccRlAkY,
june -disr4E Co nHaiszioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
ga VOICE FROM vICKsBURG

vicxsnrae, Miss, Aug o. ls6S
DIT John BuIl-Dear Sir: am happy to state 10 you
that have used valuable Ceron Biters great
bsneat 10 myseh In genes al debility ami psostxation Of
my sysfen psodueed By the unheaishy ninsaaic In
1a.ee q the Assssppi river around veksburg having
eeeb with Gea Grants throughout hole south
ern campaign confidently recommend its Ne 20 All
Persons Who are expcssA 70 nahs~lfhy climates
IL w. FOGLE
Agent T. 3 Sanitary Comaussicn-
LesisyIlIr NJ sept. L. is63.
On the I'd Of July last submisse through an agent
OF mime % the Medical Dreetsr Of Department a the
Army OF the Cumbesiaad sample os Ceiron Bitsers
spr Inspection, and requested it. after aaiysss he found il
mefiosoas, - sanction and approve it. among cur
soidiers.
The following ID the Medical Dsrectors reply aud also
Gen ieecrsn- permission to shp 80 darer osr
Asseh soid 10 sutisrs JOHN BULL
Il ssti<ed that C~iren Bitters win do no harm 70
any on~ If taken prosperity aad in moderation sec no
o9se,on 20 Dr Bulls being permitted % dispose of il
suffers. A HENRY THURsION,
enrgeoa and Medical Hrecior D. C.
Hesd9narter~ Department Of Cumberfsnd
Nashville. Tspe- Jrs ~. 1886.
DR.. John BuIis agent, Mr., has PERMISSION 10 shin
% Nashvslie Tcnn p Fros~, 80 dozcn af Balls c.
dron Bitters for sale TO suffers In the army only
The regulations u the Treasury Department are to lie
complied with strictly.
By order Of Nj r. Gen Rosscrsns
WIN wILEs
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
For sale Wholesale and retail BY wSkinson Bartlett,
oo- h~okuk- Iowa Hprf3dsw1yr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
NOTICE.

To AccreA Wn Dayern, D Berry, John II Day ~
slglee Of Burns Rsnfgen, Cady, Jones Peck Adam
4 Bruce:
office OF the CLERK u tbs District Court Of e county
Iowa. At k-okpk petition u Henry Collins claiming
q yor. the said MeCfea thu Of gve Hundred al
finy Dollars, with pei cent interest thereon from
January 18th, 1851, money due on two prcnlis-
sorry notes aud claiming against all Of yea the
Closure of mortgage given 10 said con-
veylng lots 1SS. 100. fss aud i$ in Rees City pina s
joining the city o. Keokuk, in the present city
Ifnits.
Unless Yen appear thereto and defend before ncon a
the second day Of the September terrn IsGs II
trirt Court Judgment and decree will lie rendered against
you thereon. RANKIN McGRARY,
ielS-si4v AtssrDeys f.,r Plsfrtin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
NOTICE.

10 Mary A. Copson and Henry G. copeon
Yon hereby nof6sd thai there il now on Ale In the
cce d the Cak q ths Deric& Canyf 0f Lee county 4
Keoknk, IowA pefltfoa n Ganef Miller CLAIMING
Of the of Twelve hundred dollars ~ money due
on eight prol0ry notes, and the foreclosure Of mort
ga9e on lof block ~ d kes edition 10 the city
keoknk, In sid county. to william Leehtbn and Jaea
l. kxtes 70 secure the paynsnt Of aid nots&
And unless you appear and answer said bcfiton on On
before Of the second day VI the next September
term Of I'D Conrt which commsscss On khs airt ND
day in said month, Judgment will be rendered aesins
you. according TO the prayer of satd petition.
RANKIN 4 McCRARY
inne2s Attysf for Miller
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

oosFoste1 ~ .. MAMlIE = 60 vneooonae O1eyoeD.
ssaaa-Asw orssaas A, 80 yslns - 49, -
Nov Iesk. g 3If Nov Eesk, 4 - eFsaAse - lpsw-
Eoszss.- HOES, oo0i los aeldss1v.s. y
81 26-0crgh1n, oe01ec.
OuapB-l6 70 Ale
D1m-113< - 1tc. 9@.
oDA--Afisrican, Lex lns}ish, 1e5<c.
eoAf-Fslmy . q S)<9 1anily, 70 02maa, oolot
CAHDGW-8taK, &c; Summer hessed. 1611c.
fsAs--xsek ayso., q lso2 % Imperial. q p -
IunAooo-Daak Gwsst ~ Medium DrsnAs, 81 10
COS Gold and Natural tsa1 81 70 TO q rs.
lAn1-Dset HEando . % to fsts6-
9I1ss-exl0 Country = 20 City 70, rstss.
Oc1paaD--25 70 -.
QAY ApS11o-u TO 12c = D.
0AY RHAunW-mrs II 70 1sc = D.
D1Y CukRAxfs-2lc
kAlsns-et Is to IS rs.
eAlR- 20 70 co.
R1aAL e1AReH-loc.
Wou9 eACKD-Q g.
Nouns WooDxH wARs-2 Hoop Pals, g 50; hoop
q. . IS. No1 Tubs, SIS 50 No. Do Il o., No. DO
II % Nests Cd do, 20. wash-burds, y 90
1ua-No. Msrkersi, bbls &le OOGtlS o.
No do do SO e069l5 o.
No. do hi DO 81 0o6ll 60
No. do hi do 40 o06Slo Is
IF bbls. No White Fish. SO teal 90.
ons-CoAi OH, ssG Lnseed OIL 20; Lard Oh,
u IS to 81 As; Fish OIL, 81 70 to1 rs
CRknn-Denmaxk, 14c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

By Telegraph. CHlcAeo, Jniy g.
wheat Duo, ant opening at osss % for No. /, and
9@e 90 br Nc. 2. closing qsies bat Arm At ss1<6
20 for No. =
Corn-steady. Sales sci 2SJS for No. 9
0ats-steady. Sales at ~ 4Gs0i r. closing quiet,
Rye-Duii and iower
whisky-Excitcd and higher. Sales ~ si6i -,
closing at 54t~e1I Is.
Pork-aess pork held at 20 or prime mes nra at
IS o.
Lari-He,d at liz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

- T.. - noe - IT, tAefe = - N q ~
80 IL Ugxlcf Coal9 of L. count. iowa IS kso-
kn1, reeleson q eesnei ME- yaeUs e1e1ning Of
yo1 t. - AG14slpe NJ deEns4 - 4v Ans on
aGhe pftegy hOte lod Ne lufst3ctuEe PIE h0rtGaee
ods By yon lot l. block a. d Heids aditfon Ks-
cknk Lee ooQnty, LAVA 70 secusu tbs payment Of sid
nota.
And unless you appear ana answer odd petition on o.
hsy neon of ~ second - " ths hexf tern " ~
CD1ft NAi<h comnences On ~ Hrsf Moray n 1eplb
ber next Judgment viii BE- rendered prayed
In said petition. RANKIN McQRARY,
june28 Attyf pr Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

~ alleyrand was one day leaving .
council of ministers, when he met cour.
tier distinguished for his impudens ros-
slipping. well, NJ LIE Prince l;e
cried, what has paused in council to day?"
"Four hours have psssed." replied the
prince grayely.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
New YORK msney m.rkss.


BY Telegraph. HEv YoRx, July s.
Money less stringent ut Z.
Sterling Exchange l0pt5 for gold.
Gold opened frm at x35a25s, advancing TO 2i6ts24s,
and closing at pa.
Government Stocks Arrner
So Coupons 1sss1lo5i1
80 Treasury Notes, october and April lea. e
stecks-very dull.
c&Pll2l4 g 4 las, G RI 49,; y eslc
Tol wab IS P n W Z llItx 4 u etix q me-
pfd 90, Scrip i3s is 1 NJ csrs o6ts Pic Man %
NJ q ~ krs l ~ s ss Is 9 =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

SOLDIERS HURT.-A couple of soldiers
was hurt. one Of them severely, by the
premature explosion Of powder in mana.
ging the cannon while celebrating the
Fourth here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

SuNDAY-ScHooL Pre- NIc.-The Sab
bath-School Of the United Presbyterian
Church. Rev. DR.. Brown's) purpose 60.
ing on picnic excursion to Warsaw on
the steamer Eagle tomorrow
Tickets can be had at Lowry's Literary
Depot and at Westcott's Bookstore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!!

RATCHELORS celebrated HAIR DYE q ~ Bssf =
- 10 Hsvt1. The only Hsr.jsss, Trxs 80 RsissSiu
aye Known This splendid Hair Dye IL perfecschanses
ca Ansty or Gray Hair instantly 10 Gieesy Dkssk q
Msstvsi Brss without inuring The Hair a Staining the
iessing the Hair Son and Beautiful; mparss re.A
vitality eguentiy restoring its pristine color and rectt
nss the III edscts a nad Dyes The genuine Il ssned
WILLIAM A. BArCHkIOk; all Others are mare inaita-
tom and should be avoided Sold by all Druggsta q
rACIOhf-sl barciaystrect, New York. BsrcHxioa''
Hsw Tolixs cEEAn for Dressing the Hair fjyS-dkviy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

%Yesterday and last night the Lord
favored US with additional showers of
rain. And still we have not had too
much.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

NEW Yosx, JulyIs.
Beeves-Frst quality Is 90 ordinary TO good Il -
II 90 common Is oo9l3 So inferior ii 0n65lS %.
Cows and Calyes-fifst quality IS 00oa6 % ordinary
45 00d5c 90, common 70 e0945 90; inferior Is 4D o.
Veal Caives-First quality per pound s1<6lOc; ord
nary slx9sll1c common y 40st4c; inferior 6011ko.
SHEEP and Lambs-Exfrss per head s06o Is; prime
500I 50; ordinary Uot96 5G common 50ea5 10 IN
fefior 20.
swine-Corn fed per pound 1l011lsc; ssin fed n@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

ANNUAL ExHIBrrIos.-In addition TO
the notice appearing in Mondays GATE,
the Sisters of the Visitation would give
notice that their Annual Exhibition will
commence at a O'Clock Of the afternoon
to-day and tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

THE 45TH.-From private letter from
Capt. Peck to gentleman in this city, We
have been permitted to make the follow.
ing extract. The letter was written in
camp near Memphis. Tenn, and is dated
June 9th:
The 45sh Iowa ha. been ordered out
some 35 miles from here-left Yesterday
morning. There are between one and
two hundred left here as camp guard
and of those hardly able for the expedi-
ton, and was ordered to remain 10 COM
mand of the camp. II is thought the
regiment will return in ten days or 90; if
not, we will probably be ordered to break
up and follow.
The health of the regiment is pretty
good.
Two men were killed accidentally in
going out on the train-one Of them from
Mt. Pleasant and one from Nse London.
They are the first deaths in the regi-
ment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06
WORMS ! WORMsll
IoTMBRs SAVE YOUn CnrlpnEr.

1hessands Of children De yearly from worus wAose
lives might BE sawed Mothers use Dr.. CIV reality
Worn LoBenGes, which win surely Kill and expel
them rom yOur children. Children viii eat them y
readily e any candy. Yor CouoHs, CoIDs &c. uss
SHIELDS COMPOUND COUGH LOzEN8ES
For sale BY Mesrs VOWEL 1 Co, r. Hnsxa, and a
otseei". iell-dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

FROM TEE FIFrEENrH.-In = private
etter from Colonel Bslknap, Of the 10Th
Iowa, addressed to Lieut.. Cristofel, 10
this place. (and written june 2lst near
Marietta. Georgia. be says: 1--WE have
had Eve men slightly and two quite badly
wounded, Shreves. of Co. D. and Harvsy
Of Go. B, and one killed, private Green.
vile Follen of Co. G, since We reached
the front. The men slightly wounded
viii Be veil in . day or two"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

PERSONAL Colonel 0. H. P. Scott. of
Pennington, formerly Major in the Third
Iowa Cavalry and now Lieut.. Col Of the
4Sth regiment Io0-day men, was in town
yesterday and last night. He leaves this
morning for Davenport to organize the
men already raised into-not regiment.
there are not recruits enough for that
but into battalion. The men recruited
have all been ordered to Camp Nc Clellan,
and there will be some four OF five com.
panies only, the rest are non est.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

- Kramer. Irwin 4 Co., agents for
the sale d SIooum's '.sSids-Loadisg Re-
voIvsrs." The best pistol nov il use.
No. lO8 Main street,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

A SAD OccuRREscE.-A shocking ac-
cident occurred in town upon the Fourth
resulting in the death Of . German named
Clemens Ogg. He was teamster and
was hauling wood at the time. The par
ticulars. as we learned them, are that in
attempting to get on the wagon he fell,
at which his team took fright and ran
away. He became entangled in the lines
and was dragged q considerable dis
lance at fearful rate, cutting and bruis.
ing him, especially bis head, very severe
ly, from the effects OF which he died about
o'clock yesterday morning.
The deceased was fine man and good
citizen. He leaves . wife and several
children.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-06

"a FrsscA writsrssys: s'6o1row i
fruit; Cd dos mot ~ il grow oai
heanuh - Weak y hoas 4.
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From the Principal Theaters
and Pixies Grand Opera House,
Cincinnati.
a gem &c for an imperial
SO accomplished af1i fascinating
h this pretty yoang Americas
Denseuse, that she has been CON-
Tsetsiy isioltzed by tie elite Of so
ciety. and styled in com piinaent
the = Tsrpssebersan Divinity II
may be- truly sail that Grace i
in her step. ard the most esteem.
ed masters hssp pranonncrd har
dancing fauiis-ss- Besa ard viz
orozs IN execution, though sr,o.
metricaliy petite ia size, her form.
style and sell are the VERY Poetry
n motion f" Arsissigaiiy correct
In every movement. set with n
freedom Of cir and effect
which bcspeak genius and self re-
hsace. A cons tinafion Of art and
talent Is observed which make her
TIE cynosnre Of every rye, ard the
Idol Of the audience. She will ~
PEAR in all the role Of the tasea
Ballet, and IN conjunction with
Mile. Alice in several splendid
double dances.