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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
j. H. DURBORROw,
ArraRxRr Ar 1Aw. nRnroRn.

ATTORNEY AT Law, BRDFoRD, PA
Once one door south of the .sMengeI House,
win attend promptly all business intrusted to his
Collections made the shortest notice.
Having, also, been regularly licensed TO prosecute
Claims against the Government. particular attention will
30 given to the collection of Military claims of alI
kinds; Pensions Back Pay, Bounty Bounty Loans, &c.
Bedford, apr. s, IS64-tL
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
HOTELS.
THE MENGEL HOUSE

TRazE peoRs NoRTH or rHE PUsIIe SeuARE Ju11AxA 81
Bedford, Pa.
FTEHIS HOUSE 90 well known to the travelling public
A. continues under the charge Of Isaac Mengei He
spares pains to supply the wants and comfort of all
who favor him with their patronage His table spread
With tAe best the market affords. His chambers
are handsomely furnished. convenient stable at
cached to the House. attended by careful hostlers.
apr. s, 1SS4-zE.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
PROCLAMATION
FOR
SPECIAL ELECTION,
TO BE HELD ON
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1864.
IN TIE NAME IND nI lHLf AB II1UIti1
or TIE
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
ANDREW G, CURTIN.
Governor Of the said Commonwealth.

To JoHs ALDsrApr, Esq., Sherry Of the County Of Bed
ford-Sends Greeting
WHEREAs A joint resolution propOsi s5-sssg .agnd-
ments to the Constitution az tbs q aaaaass ghieL
are as follows, viz
And Whereas, It sprovided IN ,S ~ artsi 1f said
Constitution, that any att,.s Of SO gYS la, shall
be submitted to the pc "a spcil aa ees and at sIch
time, at least 'hree afJsr asg agreed 20 by the
two houses, the LegislesaY9 press such sub
mission to be in such mannei and II1o that the people
may vote for against each ut separate and
distinctly:
And Whereas BY an act OF the Gsnsral Assembly Of
this Commonwealth passed the twentythrd day Of A.
pri Ammo Domin thousand eight hundred and szty-
four it is provided that for the purpose of asceranng
the of the people Of this Commonwealth in regard to
the adoption rejection Of said dments either Of
Them the Governor Of this Commonwealth shall issue
writ Of election directed each and every Sheriff Of this
Commonwealth, commanding them to give notice in the
usual manner in not less than two newspapers in each
city and county ProVided, That so many published
therein and BY at least printed handbis in each
letion district Of every city and county wherein
paper published that election win be held in each
the Townships, boroughs wards, precincts and districts
| therein, on the
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
1OeEPH W. TATE.
ArrorsaY a -, BEproRp pa.

AfiVEsA4 Al Ia ~ 43AIfvhD 7 =
WILL promptly attend collections and oil business
w entrusted bis in Bedford and adoiz ing
ses Money advanced Judgtaen :, Notes and othsr
claims Has for sale Town Lots, in Tatssyils, and Ct
Jesephs on Bedford Railroad. FATns and unin-
proved land in quantities to sut purchasers.
o5fee opposite the Banking House OF Reed SshsH.
apr. Is, 1s84--lo N.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
PHYSICIANS, &C.
L. N. BOWSER,
n1wvr,vS,5

Permanently located in Woodberry will carefully and
Punetually attend all operations entrusted his
Teeth inserted from entire ett the latest
most approved STYLE and at rates reasonable than
ar before offered in this section Of country Call and
4pecinens Of lork All operations .earraAtea
Woodbury., April /, 1ss4-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
RUpP, SHANNON, s. CO., BANNERS

Bedford, Pe.,
PAsE OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
NoLLECTIoNs made for the East, West, North and
~ soath, and the general business Of Exchange
setsd. Notes and Accounts Collected, and RsitSnees
promptly made REAL ESTATE bought and sold.
q. w. RupP, 0. z. GHAxsos, F. BExEDrer.
apr. Is, lsa4--tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.
4. MI. AKRRs,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA
WIN attend promptly to all business entrusted to his
Military claims speedily collected. 0fce Juli
Street. two doors north Of the Inquirer 0hies
April I, 1s64-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
UNION HOTEL.

UNION HOTEL.
VALENTINE STECKMAN, PROPRIETOR,
West P.tt Street, Bedford. Pa.
tFormsrIy the Globe hotsi9
THE public assured thar he has made ample ar
Dngements TO scsonmodataall thai nay favor hin
wTsb tfar pa4r6Raee.
Ffsa adid EfFefy Sfnbis attached F~Fr.'s
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
DANIEL BORDER,

FITT sfRs4P, TEe DOORS WEST OF THE BEDFORD HOTEL,
Bedford, Pa,
Matchmaker 81 Dealer i'm JeWe1ry, SpectaeIeS, dc
LIE KEEPS ON HAND A STOCK OF FINE GOLD
IL AND SILVER WATCHES, SPECTAGLEs OF
Brilliant Double Refined Classes, also Scotch Pebble
Glasses Gold Watch Chains, Breast Pns Finger RRgs,
esst quality Of Gold Pens
Hew supply to order any thing in his line nOs on
hand.
apr. 8, lss4--Ez.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
ALEX. KING,
ATTORNEY AT Law.

Aad agent for procuring Of Paw and Bounty
money. Office on Julisns Street, Bedford, Pa.
April l. Iss4-H
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
KIAMET.L & LINGENFELTI

KIMMELL d LENGESFELTER,
ATTORNEYS AT Law, BRDFoRp PA.
Have formed partnershpi in the practice Of the Law
enea Juliana Street, doors South Of the Mehge
House.
April ], 1sea--tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22

commission Of any offence about the said election
they would for the neglect ofke duty or the commits
sion Of like offence about the general elections of
this Commonwealth.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22

DR.. 3. T. HARRY,
nepectely tenders his professional services to tho
sssns Of Bedford and vicinity Office and residence on
street IN the building formerly occupied BY Dr. j. H.
April J. les4-ts
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22

JOHN HAJOR,
JgsTIeE TEE PRAcK, HoPEwRLI, BEDFORD coUSTr.
Collections and sl business pertaining his Office win
be attended promptly. Win also attend to tbs sale
renting of real Instruments Of writing carefully
Prepared. Also sstnE up partnerships and ether &C
esRnLR.
April l. Iss4-ts.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22
.. Z. MARRouRG. 81. D.

HAVING permanently located respectfully tenders his
ssfes to the citizens Of Bedford and Vi
door north Of Hall& Palmers once 1''''A'
April l. l864-tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
io WA lTEN

ESCAPED THE DRAFr-The citizens a
Da"uque have made sturdy effort tc
avoid tue draft, and il is more than prob
aoi- that tie meu o4llei for IN that city
Will De furnished without turning the
wi:eel
liz Lucg.-A Dsvenpor,er, named Cart.
wright. who is a native OF Genoa, ItsIs
has just fallen heir 10 the snug h,,le for.
tune OF $500 left him by his Uncle
who was grain merchant 10 G-nos and
d ed in July last. Mr.. Cartwright has for
several years been a resident of Dayeonort
"hefe he kept small shop for the men.
o'ng ef umbrellas and parasols. In. by the
terms ofthe will is now obliged to remove
to Italy 10 enjoy possession. This is Ger.
tiinly streak # good luck that seldom
Details man more than once ia = life,;me
AMI hardly that some think
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
CUERRILLAA IN VAN RUREN

We we're. late last evening, informed
by gentleman from Van Buren, county.
whose statsments are every way reliable.
that the guerrillas were operating quite
extensively in the southern part of Van
Buren, county yesterday -plundering
houses, stealing horses and committing
other excesses. There is great excitement
in that part of the county, men are re-
moving their stock, and the militia are
preparing to expel the marauders. They
took prisoners Mr.. Boyd and son living
near Milton, with the expressed determi-
nation of numbering Boyd. The active
cooperation of the people Of Southern
Iowa with the Union men of Missouri is
necessary to wipe out these thieves and
cut throats, ard steps should be taken al
once to do it. Meantime, the people Of
every community should be. on theiI
guard, and property-especially COED
horses secreted, where there is moi
strength enough in the community 10 re-
sist the guerrillas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
uAGAN.s MAGNOLIA BALM.

This ia the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered II changes die burnt fare and
hands 10 reaiy falir texture II fayishing beauty
parting the marble purity sontb aud the Dsstingss ar
pearanee So inviting IN the city belle Of asson II re-
moves tan frecksc rimrcs ard rough nees from the
leasibs the cotapese, irth transparent and smooth
II contains maisft injurious to the skin. Patronzed
bv Actresses and Ufra Singers 1t Is what every lady
should have Sold sytryu here.
Prepared by ". L. IiAGAs, Troy. NY.
Address all orders
DEMAs BARNES 4 Co, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

So The terms advertised in Prof Ly-
mans circulars should read, Tor "a course
OF "sir lessons, Instead Of .'sic ,ceeks."
the latter being typographical error.
lie Will commence his class on Mon
day mex. TIE hours and pla .es of meet.
lag will be male known through the col.
umns OF this paper 10 due time.
1hose wishing TO join bis classe. will
lesVe their names At Ogden d Wescott's
BOOK Stores cf with o. Lyman. at ,h.
Library Rooms
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

We deem II s.uty TO keep constantly before our
readers that vsrRA Of ell medicines Known
Cos conyh Bslsaa II hal stood The IL TIME aud
peru8c at aud al b. i speak in the praise
worthy terfs # H. n3g~i value. IL Il The real driy
~ every rareEt Eae, surrsF 81 TX ia fhs
hpnss reSsSs iar est. Aot OILS IL II
Ilendia fsusfdy 81 coughs. s1d3sn colds iBfueIxa
cEonl and all tiffz et1 ists Au ~ j. the cosafnI-
uress great reef. y Ia thty fRF gone that
ssaciae Ht vtre rar- iaese toe's Cough itsisAla III
y sid iHyaiu BE fl.~l ~ alas the eo'fhne. hep
tn XXI ctaEaiian, ~ = eas The .if.ssF Nhs NIL ye
thsi suffering r. ceagf CnA. Group htpaf
teAgssnssssfa tLss are lafie 10 pulmonary Atianks
Dot take cur @s &C. sad provide gopfsen with -sYpIy
q Goes GnuEh fsisuafhe i4-f and che eY-st cotigt
Easa in ,'se World II essi. bat furts cents. AID can
he uod upon The ter - drg eisIs eYtryw sse
o.i3 Gsta
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

& G~ Col Sanford, We learn, will shortly
commence actively stumping thi. county.
We hope he vii, tor his speeches will
''take' with the people. A Union mar,
after hearing Col. Sanford, THINKS better
of himself for being loyal, aud is more
than ever determined 10 support his Gov
eminent. Let the Colonel commence at
once
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
Jew York Market.


BY Telegraph NV YoRK- Oct. IL
C,tton-Dull heavy, aud lower AT o5 for middling
up,ands.
iionrStste and Western IL to 1Sc better; has IS
for Extra State: 50 40 So for Extra X H. o., and 10
e,l0 50 iof Trade Brands, the market closing anet.
Nhsky-Duil and dropping III 72ig IS for Western.
Wheat to &c better and quiet at s. 81 81 for Chi
eago Spring; ! stal 80 for Nil. Gut; goGl 81 ior
Amber Iii; ssstl 95 for Winter Red Westsrn
Corn--ic better; 10 81 AZ for Mixed Western.
Oats Opened shade drmer SOD sOl Is for Western
Nool-Duii and n0iniAal
Coifce-Quiet--io saits
sugar More and hfmer; Musoosado lel i; iia-
yaia lolyC.
Aieiu ses--Stt aay
petraleum-Seafee at 3, ge3sc for Crude; U@cl fer
Refined in Bond; 40 Free ~ -.
Purk-open,a hr,ncr with tain demand. at 40 0lsl 60
for mess - ga ~ Ter r'ime, and u o. for prime
l.i.ss.
Retire uisr at ~ 2e Tor country 1s lie re-
racse mes aud Il 5ugz2 - extra mess.
cut Mea;stirm AT sis1zc ior shoulders, and 2o5
&c III hams.
l4ani-firmeT It 10, "a &c, latter an extreme.
Butter-Quiet > DC for csteIn, and 51i4e fci
State.
ci,eese-Dnll and heavy at lza2cc for common Ii
prime
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
financial nu0 Commercial.
Chicago Market,
By Telegraph.l

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Oct. IL.
Markets generally brisk and firmer.
FIour-2pc higher but not active; 10 0o911 90 for
White Winter; 0oae co for Red Winter, and 0og
25 Spring Extras.
wheat-3c higher at 1891 IS for No. Red: SO for
No. Spring. and i51 20 for No. Spring, closing at
outside.
Corn-scarce and arm at I1i4fd1 IS for No. 2,
oats2c higher at So @6oc, chiefly at outside, closing
6rm.
Rye-Firm at o2df o5.
Bariey--firm; No. 2 ] 81 nj 50.
Nhisky-1c higher at S.
provisions-Quiet.
Seeds Timothy firm at ooa4 10; Flax dull at 10.
Hay-Quiet at "A cea25 10.
Money-Excitei.
Eastern Exehange-firm at par buying, and = pre-
MUM sellin. =
Gold-Closed at ac0a2el.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

~ There is : child ia Connecticut
whose father. grandfather. great grand.
father, and great great grandfather are all
living.
GE Alphonss Karr, the malicious
Frenchman, says "the friendship OF two
women is always plot against third
The friendship Of the Copperheads and
rebels, is nothing but q plot against the
Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
KECKUK MARK ETS.
DsIrY GarK CRY 0rsIcx,
KEoKuk, oetober II, 1885,
GROCFRlEk.
Corrected By 5. nASIiL co.. Wholesale srseers.


Corrected by 8. HANitL = TO-, Wholesale srseers.
suas-N Orleans fair Ole; prime, &c, choice rs
SsS York, &, New York. A. 2ss crushed AMI pox
de. ss 50.
MoL.ssn--sugSr House. es9i lsc, Golden syrrp,l %
a -~s--or shlIa, 65&eTac-
t'aYFE%-.io IL To &c
HiCT-lsc.
Sop.--Anerican, II ~. English. 12if
SJAg-Pslta, Il 1c- Uerman. IL aasl3.
C,sULss star. BE; Summer Pfe-st$i. &c.
T=k~-ioung Hyson, 81 t5e12 -; Imperial, ii Is TO
S. =. Black Il 3 70 81 IS.
TusAeso-Daik Sweet, SOC. Medium rrands, 90 to
DC: Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 % tc.s2 %.
SuIs-Ilest brands g. IS TO rates.
GL>ss-sxlo Coa1try 80 10 clIy Is. rste-.
CoKDAsE-sl Il 3.sc.
Dnr APPlKs-ll Ia lie = D.
Oar pEAcHEs-Aif7s IL 10 lsc p D.
nsY GraEasrs---ar-
RusIss-s6 20 TO g. 60.
SAT- 4 20 to -.
PktEL SrARoH--lec.
McliSE WOODEN WARE Hoop Pals 81 o.. ) hoc1,
do - s. Ne. 1 Tul-. sic 50. Ne DO Is %: No. DO
Is 81, Nests 81 do, 10. wssh-Iosrds, IS CO.
FIsH-So. Maekefel, bids. <ls .ssFssis 90.
No. do 20 SIG oDbsSi5 90.
No. do hf do ST. geel1 60
Aas do hf 10 $40 ocalia -
It'll ibid. No. " ljt- fish, 80 90
o-is al OH ea5s.l 90 ianserd III. 6s Lard oil
= - fisb oii, - 90.
CHE2sE-lsrsasrs. , 10 &c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

e2> w po' Niu ou ~ W thre eSo'S
for? the rebels didn't come Now
d9nt. Oh usually amiable, bit now
grumbling friend of ours. don't lie cure u
or those that fred that cannon, or beat
the drums, or rang the bells. which dis
turbed your s'umbers. OF course the
guerilas did MT come but it sn't any
fault of ours that they dld'nt \ on don't
like to BE- awakened 10 the middle OF the
night and be frightened beyond all con-
science Nc more do We. Bat isn't il
b. tter lor Us 10 get up foriy-nine times,
without chance of showing our bravery
in whipping the rebels, than TO be once
taken uaawares aud be "chawed up by
gorilla, Ii was two O'Clock We had
sst up thus la:e for election rSenrus, but
concluded to 60 to bed end seek 'stired
natures sweet resturer' Had done 70.
bu' hadn't yet found the said "sestcrer'
wien We heard a racxet on the street
som ebody sslking--listened-- som body
WIS from Missouri. Just from Luray or
FsiFmount sirce seven o clock in the
efening-B II Anderson sss there when
be let-Fuur hundred ferocieus 'gorri-
la,-hai seen somebody murdered. or
seen him after he vas murdered The
"a 70. tf n be To- h..
DIR. Tina, was his report-we heard him.
Bill Anderson we put our hand 10
the top of eur bead to find whether
or not there was any hair there
A cod sweat broke out all over US, but
we determined at once upon our course.
We-pulled the bed clothes over our
head. you'll say-but sc didn't. We
gos W and equipped ourself, stuck our
pants after We had Put them on)
10 the to2 OF a pair Of old double
sol-d boots that hurt our feet Ike fury.
and armed only With pen-knie we sal
he'd ioFth, with that determination to do
OF die, which 50 belts all American e:ti
zen aud fourth corporal Tho Devil"
asks Us why didn't do oae or 'tother /?
TIE Devil must shut up We didn't
hnd any enemy-didn't know how soon
we might. though. Drums llsyed, bells
rang. cannon roaied; tried 10 scare OF get
up the public. The pubic woul9n', scare
or get up worth u cent. Got on; few
men and with these VIC waited unill the
night broke into the grey VI morning,
without getting shot a; a single rebel.
IL you ask Us whether we wasn't sorry.
We would hesitate long time before We
woald answer yes
What now WIZ you grunble? It
was pretty we'll ascer,ained Yesterday that
the reports of rebels proximity were sub.
stantially correct; that they intended to
attack this place night before last; that
they had spies among US, and that The at
tack was prevented only by or .taking
the alarm. Aud, surely, ii were better to
have many false alarms than ono true
one, and We unprepared.
COMING Dows As the draft pro.
crosses quietly in the difF.reat places
where 1t was ordered. and the EARNED re-
sietsnce. threatened by tbe Copper
heads does hot make its appearance.
the price If substitutes is coming down,
aud tno-e who refused to 20 at fr,t for
less than $1,000. are now Offering to 90
at Dayenpcrt and other places Tor $3.50.
Qaite isll that.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
PRODUCE, PHoyIsloNs, &c.
Corrected BY GsRFoR9 & co., Produce Dealers.

torFtttta W t3EtoaAH tbss fF8aHtS DraffHs
Faogs-saIsrane. Is 80 g I'LL. = SAX. 30: Doebls
Extra, = bll- -, 4 sack -, Extra = tbi 81
per satk ~. Retail 100 !. It'll sud 2e = sAek hi her
iAgEsr-Sprina 81 - 10 ~ Fail, 30 10 - y Au
CoA> AzsL-s- 30 q i9a n.
BRAx-Mher II -. Cora, / Is 2 loo Us.
C1ES-New - T. IS. e!a ~ y bushei
kfE-70 10 s0e 3 LH.h
B'E.1-Fsll,i eel -, Spring, sosi 20.
OsGs.--ssc = bush.
1EgES AqFlE--- sgtux 81 -.
PotAr0Es--i - t3i -.
Bur-rE-CoEauuon Soc; Choice, &c.
k-es--4c.
l.ahn-&.a.
sa9uIrsRs-2oc e n.
siDES-25c = ~
HAss-z-,c 3 o.; sugar Cured do e5c
WHI7E BEaSs-connon to Good, 81 2s8s1 IS. Prime
Navy, 81 50.
TALIss--l2c.
BeEswAx-sJ
Hsr-Tulo,hs ST. oeals 60. baled, sie %; Prsiris
ili ege1sl2 60
HeLs-Drs FLINT, i2lS Dry .slted lse:irubby, half
prlee; Green, {; tirceD sheep pelt- IL 10 - 20.
sEEDs-Iuiothy s. s. Flax 81 lsto = -.
BEKf CstrLs-s2 -, 10 - % grOss
saEEP-sl 10 to 80 ~ 5shead
w9cL--tactoty Tub-washed, 20 d s0c Fine Fleece. co
M~lium DO 81
Far Ifoes--Sl2 90 nett;
fErEEaa-SAc.
Rsss--sf. to Size.
BA6s-i;urlSl. 10 to &c.
singlc GHnnes, SOC; donhle do &C.
Seamless, bush .sc to is.
Flour, y bb-, As t. o.
do y bbi. ~ to sS
do =. Dbl. tpap.r1 s.
sAcxs-Wool Sacks, = 60 piece
rlp CopfEnst to 35c = n.
orp Bktss--2ae = h.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
LYONS BATTALION.

Kathsiron Is from the Greek word "Kathro,s or
.Kshairo signfyne cleanse, reusennte and restore
This article Is what Its signifies. For preserving
restoring and the human hair Il Is the
remarkab preparation In the world. 1t II again owned
and put up by the original proprietor, and 10 made
with the care, skin and attention which gave 1t
sale of oyer one million bottles per annum.
tits amast delightful Hair Dressing.
II graduates scurf and dsndruf.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft nd glessy.
1t preyents the hair from falling of aud turning gray
II restores hair upon bald hrad-.
Any lady or gentleman who values a beautiful head OF
hair should Lyons Kstharon. II is known and used
throna hout the civilized world Sold hy all respectable
dealers. DEMAS BARNES 4 Co, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
Ey- Francis Semple, ESQ, is stump

Ey- Francis Semple. Esq. is stump
ing vigorously for Old Abe. He speaks
to-day at Denmark, in this county,
Thence be goes to Mt. Pleasant and Mus
catiue, speaking at various places in the
route. He is forcible and popular
speaker, aud viii do good work for the
Union cause. Sec his appointments else
where,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

The parties s. Losis and Cincinnati Who have been
CONTRIBUTING The Mustang nimrnt undtr prudence OF
propsieiorsip. have been thoroughly .sfuped w the
tpngfs TO guard against further imp siilan, have
procured fam The L. states Treasury, private steel
Plate stamp which placed TIE top Of each
bottle Iaes, stamp hssrs The fac siRs Of my Sisns
tnre, and s,i'IGsst wh the article III Counterfeit
dangerous std worthless imitation. Easntne evtrt bot
tie Tai Iin 1T has ie II aii grow Ing ia fstof Tor
many There hafa iy exists hamlet the habit
able Giche that aae- contain evidence Of
ful effects. IL 1. tie best raulienf ia the world. With
i- present improved IL. reienis its effects upon and
bea pefittfly tetn-f katie. Aeze pains
relieved y~s saved valuable animals male useful and
untold iiis s=aAged. For cu:, Bruises. sIFsn- fesa-
f, s~eA-. sss sut- eakel breasts, IT. aimed horses
a. Sovereign T. Gses that shsssd be ds-
pcusei with. d, shsia ~ in every family. Sold b all
Drag g1sts.
oetil-,i&v n. BARNES New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
New YORK Money Market.
.levrs,.h Nxy YoRx Oct L.

By relegrsph.l Nsw YoRx, Oct. L.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

ATTENTION. Co. Glue members of
20. &, z5.h Iowa, are requested to meet
ut the Court House on Tuesday evening
at o'clock, for the purpose OF electing
officers and OF 5apizing themselves into the
State Militia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13
U L.

There will be meeting of the Union
League, in MeCane's Hall on Tbn,sd.
evening, at o'clock. All menhsrs -.
requested to be present punctuallv.
BY order OF, the PRE>Invr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

~ Potatoes were selling on our streets
yesterday at Sl.00 per bnshel Other
vegetables aud articles sold in our mark I
nave also declnsl 10 prices. The same
downward tendency viii soon be seen in
other articles il market as soon as dealers
nave disposed of stocks purchased at
high figures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

eregy eertiiy that have had sore eyes for Il, Years
u 'o 'ie iass t,rer years have been ssie ~ rr.
neNsptper OF anything else. Turing tl. time ,,.s -
Ger lhe treatment Of three celebrated Eve Doetnr MI
w { htte DC no good then tried country pbvsicar
thon stopped in town. and put p,yseif un;er ~
m ~ 'is was ABOUT four weeks ago. and am now aha
- rssu me PRINT and write well as / ever did NJ
a'e cicar OF Inflammation, and am turs,ie nv
sDors as wei rs ever. safely reeom,lI nd him :,
e ~uiiu rs iaster OF that siseHse You can have ra
sep,l4-lm fRASkIIy In MI =, ~ ne mere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

W Have The Cops heard the news
from Indiana ? Dodds "Soas of Liberty,
are repndiaied BY The loyal people of that
S.ate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

STILL They CoME.-During the las.
and present week large numbers of imm;.
grants, with farm implements and stock
have passed through cur city en- route for
the southern and central counties of Iowa
n number of these movers are from III;
nos and States further cast, while the re-.
maipder are flying from the r.bclinvaje,s
oil Missouri to land OF pesee aod plenty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-13

say Vallandigham aud his o. A. X.
cannot move the Buckeye State from its
adherence to the Union.