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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
HORSE.STRALlNG.

Developments made before the court-martal
upon officers charged with purlonng Government hor'
ses at Giesboro viii render several changes necessary
that important post General Ripley late Chief Of
Ordnance, having made application To the President to
be allowed TO be retired account Of poverty ETC.
has been appointed an Inspector or Ordnance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
RAILROAD TO DE REPAIRED.

Sheridan is making such Roadway agains
Early in the valley that /, will be necessary to put III
Railroad to Cupcppcr in running order at an early day
and preparations have been made accordingly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28

By Telegraph NEW YoRx, Sept n
Cotien--Duli and prices too irregular to mote
tEar-Staie ana Western opened 20 better froa,
the prices OF yesterday but closed dull b, ers
eraS refusing 10 pay advance, Extra State L1ss
-, super Western as As; 10 ooall4 GO for Rx,r.
X. IL o.. aud H. +5etli so for Trade frsssds
Nhisky-liesyy and lover for state and Western at
f5ai.6. "
Mheat-Nore active and TO &c better; Winter pr.,
Western S5a2 UsChcago Spring az / sIII 81
kye-Loser Western ST 65.
Corn-upehed dull aud closing rather mure steady az
i - Tor Mixed Western.
oats-kair demand al ssiSessec for Western
R'ee--t2aet and prices nominal.
Coffee -Qust. Aucioa sale Of Rio 10 day naexs., cr
dull aud ices show declue of l. from ID. his
points The sAie~ comprise as bag, at q sps
susar-hai.er moro steady sales by suction OF 81
hLds. y. .. at Ice.
Aai4s>es-Iuii.
Pr;roieam-pul at 3G@3sc for Crude ecc for Refined
IN bond, sud ss- for Refined Free.
Noel--bnll.
Pafk-L;tiie frmer and fair demand: 90 for n,es-
- aoaos % FIR new d. cash: Is salsg for co r-a
lar was, eiosing hrus st latter figures oa % 20 Tor
prime, AMI 10 90 for prime
beet-Baii and heavy, al 10 osSl3 90 for u,ess- 81
o. ~ loT prime, Is U9s els 80 rea ked mess. and
Is e112i Cd far prime.
Lard-olsael Aeasy aud elcsad hriner With fair de-
mand at IS ga IL
Baiter-aeaS, and lover at aossse for Western, and
3sesise for s:at-.
eheese-puli and uo.niI al a, Iss25c for common to
prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28
HA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG,

VicKsBrRs Miss, Aug. q, 1863.
Dr. John Bull-Dcsr Sir: ! am happy 10 stale TO 70
that have use1 valuable CcTon Btiera With 80
beGeht Ia myself in general debility and prcxtratlou
-sstein produced by the .i,y and mia -
hueucc OF the Mississippi river around Scksbrg
beet With Gen. 0rsnts army thrur ghout its whole south
ern campaign. l confidently recommend its
persons who are exposed to unhealthy climates.
II. W. FoiLY
Agent u s. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. is, 1865
On the ga of July last submitted through an agent
Of nipe to the MEDICAL Director Of the
Army OF the Cumberland, sample OF my Ceron Bitters
for Inspection and requested it, sitter analy he found il
mertorious, To sanction and approve among Gun
sol,fers
The following is the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen ke-crans permission TO ship so dnse oace 10
have 1t sold to suffers. JOHN BULL
II satisfied that Cedron Bitsers VIII DO no harm,
any one II taken properly and IN Moderation I no
otsecton 10 Dr. Bull being permitted dispose uf ii 10
suffers A. HENRY TiiURsTUN
Surgeon and Medical Director D
Heae2rsrter. Department of Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn., J1ly "A, lo6s.
DR.. John Bulls agent, Nr- has permission 10 .h,p
To Nashville. Tnr ~ gross doz.n of Dull'e c.
The regulations of the Treasury u~rarrre NJ are 10 he
COMPLIED with strictly.
By order Of Maj ten. Roeecraas
Nm. NJ wILEs
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
Fer sale, wholesale and retail by wiixnsoa Bartlett
Co.. hseknh. Iva sPri2-ikwI,r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28

S We collected some items Monday
we VIII give them to our readers now
we went down to tho depot of the Des
Moines Valley Road early Monday morn.
lag; We met John Givin; John toll us
t. "look at that car" We like to obey
good looking man, so we poked-s,w
taai OF the three passenger cars to go up
On That morning train. one was u bran
sphnterhed new one. Ii was manuf,o
tarea o5 Inc Company at their machine
shops In this city. John showed ms
through il; showed US it's tasty and sinh
siantial construction; the excellent mats.
rial OF which it is built; the strong and
neat seats, and how that it was Gn;shoa
the highest and most elegant s,vle Of
workmanship, aud with ali the modern
improvements" John looked conscious
Of the Company having done q good
thing, and We knew it had. We aaid
elegant at least fifty times, and then
Slammed up our opinion of the entire
taing BY sayiog in the eloquent language
of A. Ward-"She is good egg"
The Company will have two or three
more completed in short time. Eve
hope no one will get befogged just here
Is to whether we are talking about epes
or cars.
The appearance Of the new car pleased
US so greatly that we determined to take
ride upon it. We had, by the way.
gone down to the depot Intending to 90
to Pennington. We reached there abou,
. o'clock; went up to the Orphan Asp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28

sT One purpose which led US to 20
to Pennington upon Monday, was to he
present at the opening of the Van Buren,
County Teachers Institute, of which Mr..
Valentine, Of this place, is President, ind
live President be is, too. The attend
ance the first day was not large, but was
excellent In quality. We had to tear
ourself away Monday evening-and so
many ladies there ! sorry. Van Buren,
county may be proud of its corps Of teach
ers-masculioe aud feminine. They are
unsurpassed for intelligence, good looks,
and efficiency as teachers, by those of an =
county in the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28

Ian; were kindly rsssissd 1sd shown
through the building By ths efficient and
gentlensnly Superintendent, NJ. Fuller,
who, with bic szesllsnt lsdy, vs deem
admirably 6sted for their position. The
inmstes Of the institution nov pumbe,
thirty-six and ars Of various ages, between
eighteen months and Aftssn years. The
matron. and principal Of tho school, Miss
Elliott. WAS absent. add the juveniles
were running around loose. They we're,
however. very we'll behaved asd parsuiDg
their childish sports with childish aban-
don, and content, and all seemed to fe 81
at home.
The house is we'll adapted to its present
use; the numerous rooms are we'll ventil-
ated and can accommodate from one hun
dred to one hundred and fifty children.
There are some twelve acres Of ground
adjoining the building, which are used for
farming and gardening purposes, and the
well-directed labors Of the Superintendent,
and the boys able to work we're rewarded
this season with quite harvest of grain
and vegetables. There is a division Of
labor both for the boys and the girls, so Is
to train them to habits of industry al d
at the same time avoid overworking them
Many OF the rooms are furnished by con
trlbutions from the benevolent citizens of
towns throughout the State. We noticed
two rooms neatly furnished BY the ladies
Of Muscatine. One room BY the "Chil.
drens' Mite Society" Of Muscssine-a
meet and fitting Offering from children
blessed with parents living. and compe.
tence, to orphans. One room BY the Ia,
dies of Ottumwa; among the furniture Of
this room We noticed a very neat mslo
deon, which is sensible gift. Two rooms
were furnished b. the ladies of BurIinp
ton. and still two more by the ladie, o,
Davenport.
The house and outbuildings we're erect.
ed. We believe, at a cost o. some SIG. OOo
or Sio,oo0. These. with the eleven acre
lot, are now offered to the Directors o,
the Asy lum for sc, 600.
Want OF space forbids our noticing th;,
institutions, its present condition or il,
future prospects ss we would desire. no,
can ws do justice to the excellent manage.
ment OF Mr. Fuller as Superintendent, /,
wit doubtless become, in time. established
as one of the noblest charities 10 the
State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28

MUsIc-See tie notice of Miss Everett,
under the head OF New Advertisements
Miss Everett is most estimable yeuno
lady and has had superior advantages in
the acquisition of knowledge of the
science of music, and has attained to great
proficiency in instructions upon the Piano
Forte which she has made a speciality
We have now before US certificate from
4. G. hilbourne and B. L. Baker. pro-
Prie:ors and principals Of the Ohio Nor
NAL Academy of Music, testifying to her
thoroughness in her profession. We
hope that our citizens will ps,ronizs her
largely. We know OF none more worth,
of 1t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, Ac.
Corrected BY GAFPOgD Oe., Produce healer,

FLouR-superHne, 81 co = bbl. p SAX. 4 go: Douby,
Extra, Il Dbl, 50, 2 sack, 90: Extra a Dbl so
per sack 90 Retail SOC = bbl snd 2sc . sack byls,
WaEsr-Spring, 81 s. to 20 Fail, IS to 70 = bn
CosS MssL-s2 10 Z. loo lbs.
BRAS-Wheat, 81 3,s Cyrn, Is p 100 hs
CoRy-Sew 70 TO 50, old 90 Il bushel. Re
RTe-Te b Soc z bush.
BARLzf-fall, l 60. Spring, IS.
Oafr.--5o 10 53c y bush.
GSsEr APrLEs-Qoccsl rs.
PofAfoEs-l Is toll 10.
BurrkR-Common, Svc; Choice, Ssc.
E9Gs-22c.
LAkp-.6c.
&HoULDxEs-16c p n.
EIpEs--22c q b.
Hsns-:,ac p 10; Sugar Cured do xc
:, wnrrl BsAss-Common to Good, n 2soS1 Is, Prfne
TALlow--l5c.
BsEswAx-5o TO Coo.
asIsTimethy, sia oc@ls - bsisd, No q, Prairie.
IIpss-Dry Flint. lsc; n.y saated lie; 0rubby h.H
price; Green, I; Green Sheep Psits, IS TO - o.
sEEDs-umothy, - So Riax - Is 70 20
nKkp CArrLA-$2 IS, - s. 90 kruss.
eHEgP--$4 90 TO IS % fhead.
Medium do, IS to SIS. -s :.
Far Hoos-ss o. to 80 o0nsss;
fkaTHxNs-5o TO CSC,
kAas-434 to size
BAss-Iurlals 8S to .Oc
single Gunnee, SIC; double do oee
Seamless, 2 bush- SOC to PSI
Flour, n bbl., 60 to g..
% " bill, - to as So
49,. 20 q bbl., fpapes) 600
WOOL Seeks, Is : pfece
~ Vesen-So 70 Sc , -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28

ArcTIoN.-Ho~c & Tyler will sell this
Wednesday, morning, at 10 o'clock, sec
ond-hand furniture, consisting of bed
steads. tables, washslands, safe, chairs
crib, feather beds. lot of quilts, cool
and beating stoves, lot OF Ian :crns, som,
thirty side and hanging lamps suilabl,
Tor church, store, or hall, one buggy har
ness, oil floor Goth, large oil can, two frs,
rate sewing machines. enc silver watch,
one gold pencil, one desk, Que counter,
&c, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28
LO1Hy.
DIR. H. A Frs & 90
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver Kidneys,
gestive OrgaLs, aud GlAndnlar System.
The success which has attended the OF this remed
10 private practice and the Enforcement Of medical
thority, enable 10 recommend IL 70 the practitione
and the public feeling confident that with fair trial II
Will attest ia excellence In the Of Chronic dir
eases which indicate Iodine such scrcfula Brvnchifs
Skin Eruptions Heart Liver and Kidney Diseases Ner
vous Affections, NeuragiA, Rheumatism, Dyspeiss, D.
biiity. sypailis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the unisprm strength Of
Iodine Water containing threeqnarter grains psys
Iodine In each fluid wstrf ssicssf be,ss
ssed IL 10 not iiable IN decomposition
formed Inequalities; neither 10 the 1enc died nor
centralized by combination with any edient render
Ing this solution superior " any other method Of exL
ting Iodine.
full directions accompany each bottle thsSlf n,sy
used As family medisIe veil by the profession
Price one dollar per bottle. On receipt u Eve doiars
six bottles delivered free by express any address,
Beware Of Counterfcits aud limitations which uprinc
Piled dealers endeasor to dispose OF reputation
see our signature aud trade mark fhe Greek word head
Ing this ADVERTISEMENT upon the labels aud wrappers
each bottle. without which none Is genuine
Circulars gratis
Dr.. III. ASDERs co,
Physicians and Cheanists,
msyNdAwom No AS Broadway, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28
Financial au0 Commercial


By Telegraph CaSe.ss, Sept e.
Markets generally frmer on acco.nt d the rise In
gold
fiour-Firm. Sales OF 500 bbbs. "a Il 90 for White
Winter, and uops 10 for choice Spring FAtras
hhest-5 to &c higher. Gales VI $50 bush. at es1s
81 G. for No. Red; Sc el 81 for No = Red; s. >
oi Tor No spring. aud essal 81 for No. Spring
closing firm at 81 =.
Come higher. Sales is,eos bnsh. At 2iel "a f5r
Mol
oats-1zc higher. ssles Of 1000 bush. at e21sa ea
FOR No. l.
Rse-6 TO Sc higher: opening at o8zl O. for No. l.
aiid oNgl % I'D No. =.
Bsrey-lac higher; No. = at 6eQtl IS.
NhsEy-Ssuset at CO.
P.oyisloiss-Neglected.
kxeasns-- hirHi at 4 S}3 discount buying and Il dis
count selling
Gold-~Iet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28

: 0s'''''
II Sewing / Mach me.

IL entirely noSele1s.
PATENTED DEVICE prevents its being turled back
ward.
The PATENTED EKKpLs cannot be set wrong.
The fArErfxD HEnMKl and FILLER and BhAIpt2 cannet
be set wrong
II runs faster than any other.
Il viii never drop stitch.
tne only practical Machine which ALL can
:, uot"tne nneet and neatest work known. and
oil varieties OF family sewing in the most perfect manner
NO other machine takes the sT~ IsrEp Loop stJrcHr
II cannot be adjustcd got out Of order
II uses the .RofA,Ise IIooE
p .ns merits OF other machines IL Is io dspar-
NeI... - ~ Tue WILCOX Gfbbs n worth for family
mi o. any other ever offered ~ the public
-. Oo,n nesa ~ the American Institute and
~. ~. ~ state Faira and 1T tbs meetings
ana scaentihc Sccisties sll the world
V esw ths Gssat LeaaiRg Family Sewing M.
ehi se all ever the were.
L. CORNELL Co,
l33 Lake g.. Chicago, H.
Gencral Agents for the North " esterft states.
MRS. II. G. MARTIN, Agent,
A. ksmmers Music store, Main st., bet. 4tb and eth
neoxuk. septl-d1m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28
GRAND UNION RALLY |
junction. October 6lh. 1854

junction, October 6lh, 1854,
At ! meeting Of the County Central
COMPUTES yssterday morning. It VA
dstsrmined TO have : GRAND MASS
NETTING It the junction on Saturday,
October 9th. Prominent speakers from
oar own and other States will BE- there Z
address the meeting. LONG JOHN
WENTWORTH, Of Chicago, Illinois
JUDGE DOOLITTLE, of Wisconsin!
SENATOR GRIMES, Of our own State,
aud other prominent speakers.
Every Union man in the county il
expected to be there-the Chicago Con.
sention and Mick Lellan's letter of &C
eeptance Notwithstanding.
Rally to the standard of LINCOLN 4
JOHNSON. and let the war cry be
Dozen pih the Rebellion, the Chicago
Ployorm and the Copperhead Ra,ty!''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28

CARPET SACK FouND.-On the rail-
road track near Melrose, on The Des
Moines Valley Road. carpet sack, evil
IDENTITY belonging to Cyrus Lee, of compa-
ny D. 45th Iowa, living at or near brakes
vile. in Davis county Can be had Of
MIR. Maltby near Melrose station.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28
WANT TO RENT-A small house con-
tanning two or three rooms, in a quiet
neighborhood. Enquire at this Office. ftf

The ARMs.-Enfeld rifles for Captain
Bridges company. arrived here yesterday.
The company are fortunate in that they
have secured splendid arm, and for this
they are indebted to their wide-awake
CAPTAIN,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28

hereby certify that have had eyes for Is years.
and for the last three have not been able read
newspaper psthHg else. turing thi- time ull-
der the treatment Of three celebrated Eye Doctors who
did little good then tried Physicians
until convinced that wonid 70 blind At last Dr. Cos
fhon stepped n town, ard put ,seif under his
ment This was alont four weeks ago and able
to read fine print ard write well ever did NV
eses clear OF inflammation md am pursuing nv
aisrfs well Us safely recommend hins
the WnrAl master OF hat disease You hsve
b the above by applying to citizens here
s~p1idlm FRANKLIN BRADHAM, "copper"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28
First National Bark CT Ecsknk. lew
TOUR PRECINCTS IN JACKSON
II TOW csHfP.

WHEREAS. Al the isss General Election held in Iaes
$40 tS nsp. Ls county State If Iowa, there had teei
ca HA@Es fhSu one thor-.4id vcf+s.
AEd, thu hoard VI Supervisors Of said county
- the SEPTEMBER session 81 I ceern il necessary {
create tao Eirctinn fIec.ncts Jackoi
towashir aahasfa4sl ~ Chapter 3 Laws So vi
.ieH raj Assembly Of raia STATE Epfr1,vt AA4eh 10th
Therefore, by Authority Law coif-rred uyon thu N
the Board u Supervisors q said he ccaniy berrts
der
ThAt there b. ersafrd in the township Of jackson
cuEnfy a L~ aBj State o lows f5lr 1tsnn freclnet-
fksSe Precincts shall lie kDowR ard minis red Al
Election Precinct No. One Election rr.cnc, No Two
Election tEecEes No Thrt- hextoa Precinct ~ Four
| al ef jackson township, county.
j. Ia oondsfss 81 th- atose banned Election Pre-
eioets shall be estabiished a. fOiows:
Esecti Pm eact No One ssii embrace all that lar
IL tie city Of he ksk. In sid TOW nsp. iyrg aud
siIh, the following described orndAries
Mississippi the foot Of Nam street. ,nes
- ss;sriy asrectioa along Ninth street u the A.si
~ si'er; thence aiong tbs Iiser L@hk 10 the Place
beginning.
Of the c<s Of kosnk sn1 PORTION oI said sllp
anl t~tsg ssthia The following deecFhtd teaadsries
tomHefeing % the Ni.sis pa river 81 the oot Nau
street theme along tae centre Of Man 20 Ninth street
thence ia soa.hv ssers direction along Niuin tar
street. theare ont Cedar Missouri Avenue.
tn-fce elurg Missouri Avenue TO the half section lire
of SEXTON thence Oak street on Tie SEQ tio
line fhe-rr said line ana Ok street 10
the D-s Aones river. thence down said lies Moines
To the AssasripT river; th- sad river pisre
Of beginning
Election Precinct No Three shall embrace all tina, rr,
ot pDfttoD 81 Ssrkscn Township
lying ard being within the following de eribvd bsHua-
rr>. Commencing Main stre.t intersection 18th
Aath: fherce along Main foGrienth street here il
intessrts the Plank ro@ thence along the Plank road
10 the Hae Of Moatrose township thrsc along sad tu
ship B4 Ia the Mississippi r,r, theuec down -si r1er
10 line vh=r~ Ninth street w inters-rf said i.,er,
idetee along Ninth street 10 the place y ginning
E.setiun Pres net Nc. feur shall embrace al that
portlen OF ssI city sni township heretofore
and described in frrssset Nos tine, Two and 1nrte
The iosn-ip Trustees of s2id tasnship shall D. sig
nate the place u holding the election In said
pr.~ nets and give public Detice .. liz the
paper uhii>hei in the city Vi heokrk.
IL Is ord-dthst the forging sction Of the Beard Of
Supervisors lie published in the Gate City and Cons-
tom newspapers at heokHk, for three weeks, pros
ies by lau
Ordered that the foregoing order take effect and be
in full free from and zftcr publication Ira the Censt
tuition, Is required hy law.
A true copy CHARLES DCERR
sert'-d3w Clerk Board sup.
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re- The pupils Of all the public schools
of Burlington have been allowed vacation
from Wednesday until Saturday of this
week to enable them to visit the State
and Sanitary Fair.
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Cerrectsa ~ 3. HAMlLL co., Wholesale Groeeys.

Corrected ~ 3. HAMlLi CO., Wholesale Groeeys
SssAa-N. Orleans fair 2ic; prime, 27c choice 2se
New York. O, 3ec New York, A, sc; crushed and pow
der-d 3yc
MoL.ssEsSugar House, o5dS1 isc; Golden Syrup &c
4SI 25-Syrghnni, 65tfI5c-
CoYTsE--Rio 81 To t3c
RscE-11nl1ixc-
sops-Aneriesn, II re: English l2lS.
SoAr-falni II &c, o.ruan. l2t. 1i3
CssDLEs-staf. 3sc, Summer Pressed, &c.
TEts-foung Hyson, 81 Gl@2 2S, Imperial, 81 IS to
- IS; Black g - to II 80.
ToHaoco-Dak Sweet, SOC. Medium Brands 90 TO
&c, Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 80 To 81 %.
NAILs-Best Brands 80 s5 to rates.
GLAss-sIio Country 30 20 City 9 rs, rates.
CogpAGE-32 10 .-Jc.
Oar ApPLEs--l1 to lie q D.
Oar PEscmss-Hcs IL 30 lSc q b.
Oar CuRRaSTs-25c
RaisrSs-s6 20 to Il 90.
SALr-4 - To s 90.
PEARL SrARcH-1oc.
MoLtsE WocDEy WARE: Hoop Pals, s. 90: ; hocr
do. ~ IS. No. Tubs, $40 so; No. do is Oo No. a.
Il SO; Sests ID do, 8 rs. Wash-boarts. IS 90
FIsH-No Msckerel, bhis. SIS Do6rxiS o.
NO. do do sic 00d$l7 CO.
No. do nj do SiI ooa,lI So
No. 2 do hf do $40 eoynIo Is
If bills. No. White Fish, - 30
ons Coal OIL, % 81 ga, Linsee. OIL rs. Lard r,;r
81 SO Fish OIL 81 90. '
CHkEsE-Denmark % to &c.
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New lorA Money Market,


By Telegraph New Yoxx Sent q
Money-ssre ~ctfve az per cent.
Sterling selling at 1sez ia 1885, for gold.
sVld-sathrr more steady: opeaing al ls3 aAran~spe
to H. deciinins 70 ls2x advancing ls4 declining q
la AMI ciosing AZ la5
oosernment Strcks-Stcaly.
es 81 coupons 1861
so Coupons lasA.
1919 coupons ~.
St,xAs-Beffer.
csplo" Gkcisoi9; c&RIs-A NAPpc sex
To- hae * - WAYNE kts a r VI sTis. c 4 y Il
Az c scrip lis. isl VT Cert aszx. pse Mai eSsr
2 l2sls Erie lo2 BA q lla Kad.on lis: liar.
lem ~, h-siing lis " l25sz NJ 13sx Toledo los;
. 4 III Cert 4S, Quicksilver slts
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re- How much loyalty is bound up in
the corporosity of that man who refuses
longer to deal with his accustomed grocer
because the sail grocer hoisted the Stars
and Stripes over his Establishment 1t
would take a Copperhead. and a heavy
one, too, to "see it"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28

ATTENTION, Co. There will be
meeting Tomorrow evening Thorsda,
at the Court House, for the purpose Of
recognizing as militia company.
2s MANY OLD MEMBERS,
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New YcsE, Sept, q.
Beef Cat,lc-lst quality II 5oal9 CO. common 10 500
II o0 inferior 80 y 10 20.
Cows ami Csive--lst quality co oeG15 ~. orsinar,
Is ost4sJ Or 81 W Interior ~ TOO IS q
Veal caircs-ist quality, %, 1l@ l3c, ordinary enai
ity ~ elac. euHiaoa saaslzc.
Sheep aud IAmb--kxtra OAi9 90. ordinary & ca
9sG or euinIncn 50 80 ey.
swine-Corn fed laa IL stfl fed qal2
The market for beef e@ttss decidedly psnfcv ,his
week the decline Ia c.d and merchandise
xtenira to tbs beef n.zf x~t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!

t(AICHEIoR'e celebrated HAIR DYE - tAs BSss u
= tAs asyfs The oeiy Harniass Tru. sss R.f,ekf,
aye known Tiis sple,dd Hair bye Ia Ier-ri-oharxs1
nu sssy or cray ilais Instantly ~ StS-fs blasI o.
1<sfrsf Scsrs without injurin the Hair Staining the
aAn leaving the tiar so and Ee@utni iuYarts iresh
ssily :anens restoring ts pgi.tfne cnls and re- n
fss the III effects Of Bad Dy-s The reug,ne IL sg,,s
WILLIAM BATrHELoR; all others are mere lruit,-
nos aad sieuil be sseised. Sid by oil Dresgi.ts As
faeIuhf-sl Ba-risy~t<sff, New York. BaTes klos,'
NV IoiLI1 SE--.s fos Pressing the uar II,a-akvIv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28

~" Come bright Improvement on
the Car of Time IAN she come" and
is putting new roof upon our central
public school house.