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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-28

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in z';2s oa5 I235gdaysl
gsvuE BEST BLOOD pURTFyTvc
4 IS yet known, have been Ynos5 gnocas$S%
used FOR ever q Quarter Of g century in 49,,
and for the last years, also in t6js cn~n,
and are particulars efficient in the cnra ~
chronic diseases. 70 one should di<Dair Of ha;~:
cured without first trying them. Nc f4ro@5
sn.'l:id be without them, f"c by their tme}y ~:
nuc!a sickness can be prevented They ars IN
ported direct to this port by the underSpnnI
and their purity, efficacy and safety can s. ~
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some Of the diseases whio,
have been pern!anently removed by their U.s.,
letter,
Enhama:ic.:
Of the bowels,
consumption in It's
early stages headache,
asthma, cough, core eyes,
2ocEjaW, rurtures, rheumatism,
c?amD chu}ic, cnfar1 4, pain IL tho
breast and sides, Deafness nervousness,
sputted fever. chills and fever, ague "pea
woun is, pneumonia dispepsi& salt rneun, vaa.
ccr scrofula, inunhice tNneworm, bill
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complaint, langnur, &nut, dropsy:
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diarrhoea hoarsneSs :weNs
ings. Doati:,gs, bloody
md white TX, GTS~
EMERY, cnstlv3-
ness, 22ea"
sos &c.
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acute and chronic rhe!!nat!-nl, 10 lA&tte? q
bow long standing.
pKOF WUNNRA3f'S GOVT ?0" I1HS
Ij1irht Pulvpr) if taken in con urct ton win !aG
RIOOD TnIFYIAG PILLS or POW
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Of Govt and Intiamutory RheUn"!!*n: -,
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NEEDY. the only safe and ce'l%o!e E? 55:.s
known for the certain cure Of lE!I2p:jG; u.s.
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POWDERS will completely carry - n!
tyou b!esome introder. anC! also remove a! 0''5
worms most eiinc tvnIy from ing >T>tIi91; ~
PROF. " UN Z \ NJ : f''bi =; = D - -
STOMACHAL ELIAIR 81 'nTaiUHo!S - ~
r1edy against asthma, D!!l"slS:it&& -s:. ~
breast, coughs, colds, oyS"nt@I}1 1'" az! ~.
f fan5aess s"o 2udasn ndspoStio ds2v:s Sc
sickness. SC. Every f!niy should haETH ,r DD:
tie Of this Elixir in he house, and every :."+
el!er in his valse. Il can be safely Sly3s %a,,r
the smallest children, there benA no 1,1 -.
or other deleterious st1hst4nco n y, II
PROF. WUNDRAM'S TOO ia 80 ~"
DROPS. give immediate re!ie1, ana are ' .ris
relible than any remedy yet Known 0''' '-'
will convince. n2 r7a ca7
PROF. WUNDRANl'5 HAHz5 ! Z 1f a;s vs;,
nos DO too highly recomnena|is 20 81 q, ffer;5
ties, sick and conYaesce2lt: <'4'0 '4-'7>
i p " UNDRAHl' RHEU Il 4 a r ~
HEIzp TEA, q valuable aid II curing s'SU-1I
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Full directions ucvompany escn Fe'AS~''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-28

Mr.. sTANroN's DISPATCHES.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, May 70,
1894 10 Nlaior General Dix, New York =,
The ,'isnatch from General Grant, mentioned
j., nv telegrau!. sllis morning, (ruh!lshed yes
ferday,l was dated as Jericho Mills, twelve
0 clock, noon, May Is
A., oI1i.ia! dispatch from headquarters
DIARIES Ford at ; Q clock this morning. mas
iuxt teen received. l. details movements III
nroeress since yesterday OF which lt y ng %:
nroper now to say more than that they VIII
manifest their result within twenty four nc1Ts.
Our sick and vounde} ia Fredericksburg S
have been transferred 50 Washington, ana me
army material and supplies removed 70 poiA55
nearer 70 the present :eld OF operations.
From the mouth Of R~d river, III ay u Ma)'
General Can'y reports that me army si"ta
Red river waS DELAYED in crossing the Atchs'
falaya by the high water and insufficient pen:
soon eouipage. The crossing was completed
to 1av. as,i the Amy is now moving across me
MiS~issippi.
Brig. Gen. a. G. Smith had spirited en-
gagen,ent with FoiIgsac reE'el DIVISION on:tthe
9Th inst, defeating II, driving il several is'iles:
and CAPTURING etree hundred prisoners.
In re,art at TO- IS to-day, General ESuf!er
saws: '.Further OH ;ial reports show that the
ganulst a. W1I~on' wharf was even more cnti:
Met. than teegraph-d The enemy retreate:t
daring the night, leaving twenty i've OF their
dead ia our hands, and showed loss Ct killed
and wuut,tie,l Of more than tWo hundred, =
From the aco,nncs nf every OF ,ec the negao
tronus behaved 'A,st sp!enddly.
Nothing has been heard frorn General
S1, rlnan 5 COMMEND.
EDWIN NJ STANTON,
S -cretary u War.
WASHINGTON, May u, 1861 Major Gen.
Dix, New York n dispatch from Major
General Banks, dated May 2lsf or the Mis-
sj~si.,1,i river, was received 70 day
It details the brilliant achievement Of = lionel
Bailey il, CONSTRUCTING dan! aur,ss tn: fall OF
Rid river Tor Che relief Of she gun:mst dtet,
the particulars Of which have alre.dy beer.
made public.
The army in moving from Alexandra - The
M ssas ppi, had twn engagements with the
enemy, one at AlansuEla, and enc at Yello"
BAYOU in both the rebels " ere beaten.
General 5auks states shat no prisoners,
guns, wagons, or other material Of the army
have been captured by the enemy, except that
abandoned TO him az the untz pected engage
nnent az Sabine Gross on the morning OF che
81h Of Aprtl that, with the exception Of the
losses sustained thsre The Gnateria! Of the army
is com plece.
A dispatch has been received from General
Butler, buc 10 mention IS made ot any ceph!st
since the defeat Of F'ozhugh Lee, at VII,
son wharf, by the oolored 0rlga3e Of General
Wild.
No intelligence has been rect wed since. my
last telegram, from i5en.. Grant or (5en. S2er
man. EDWIN VI. STANTON,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05


scsad IN rousing cheers for & Anly John.
son." "Thfes groans for Mcclellan. :
asnin called the soldier boys. and the
groans we're given At : win. Then the
affair ~ over.
Daniel r. and ]. r., il il s'resolved that
ths s5hpathy Of the writer hereof i
heartily and earnestly extended" to you.
You couldn't get the soldiers ito see it. !"
could ycu? You have labored hard
" brethering'-you have talked Jour
sslves hoarse; you have borne your pc
litisal cross, and tits very mean crosi
for any man to bear but your labors are
about over !; "a few more days in sorrow,
aud"-you will get returns Of rousiDg
Union majority all over this country. You
can then retire to private life-buy your
selves some "Cough Candy" or Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and go to
your ordinary avocations with the pleas
ing consciousness Of having not done
it. And in conclusion-take away thu
soldiers and Union citizens, and how
much of crowd would you have had
Not much.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
Price Whipped Again

81. Lolis, Nov 4.
Gen. Roseucrans and A. j saith ar.
rived here last night.
Smiths Infantry is moving eastward,
one column on the North side and another
on the South side OF the Missouri river.
with instructions to clear the country Of
guerrillas
Adviees from tue upper Missouri say
Gen. Sully and bis eemmand are at Sioux
City. Sally left his Adjutant, Captain
Pierce, at Fort Sully to negotiate treaty
of peace with the Sioux. several chiefs
being there for that purpose.
A private dispatch from Springfield.
Missouri. says our troops whipped Price
again at Newton, Nswtoa county. Mis-
souri,, date no. given. We now hold the
town.
The rebels are retreating into Ar
kansas.
Gen. Rswlins. Grants chief Of staff,
arrived here last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
Exposure Of tho "sens Of Liberty
Indianapolis. Nov. !.

H. Heffner, deputy grand commander
Of the Order of the Sons of Liberty in
Indiana, who for some weeks has been on
trial here for participation in ,reasona-
bic conspiracy, to-day turned States evil
dence and made startling revelations OF
schemes of the Order. he said nobody
but democrats had ever been admitted
into the Order, and would if called upon
produce evidence Of military organization
in the Order and the appointment Of Maj
Gen. to command.
DR.. Bowles, one of the accused, was
commander-in-chie with staff of which
Dr. Jas. B. Wilson, recently arrested. was
Adjutant General He said committee
Of thirteen was appointed to prepare for
an insurectiou that the iosarrection was
intended to release the rebels 10 the north.
west. arm them frem the Government
arsenals, overturn the Government, kill
Morton or hold him ss hostage for cap.
tured prisoners aud then form the north.
west into separate Confederacy, or at
.aeh i, TO the rebel Couferacy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
Gunboat Captured by tho Rebels.

St. Louis, Nov. 4.
The eunboat Undine, one Of the poor
est OF her class, was captured by the
rebels at Fort Hermann. Tennessee river.
Sunday.
Txsnty deserters from Fort Hermann
reached Paducah Monday and report For
rest, Busord, Chalmers and Bell demon.
strasing there. They have "A cannon.
besides the armament of the eunboat U
dine. Orders from Hood and Forrest
we're read TO the troops, saying Hood was
marching north and would cross the Ten
nessee river a, Bridgeport, while Forrest
attacks Jacksonville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
Suspicious Steamer,
Portland. Nc

Portland, Nov. 4.
Capt. Sherwood ofthe steamer Potion SC
reports al ls clock last night, forty miles
OF Cape Cod, saw suspicious steamer
6ve miles distant, Standing towards tbs
Potomac, and came up within hsiling dis
lance and blew the whistle which MAS
answered by the Potomac. She then
made cruise around the Potomac which
kept on her course at full speed, when
the suspicious steamer evidently became
frightened and steercd to the Northwest
under full speed after taking in all her
lights.
The Captain and passengers agree that
she vas long, low schooner, rugged
English steamer, burning soft coal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
KEOKUK MARKETS.
DAnY CARR Crsr orytcs. 4
KEogux, November 4, 1854. /
GROCERIES.
Corrected By s.HAMIIt co.. Wholesale erseers.

teffectte sy B. HAMtkt w. Wholesale GfoeefN.
SrS4K-s. Orleans fair, 2ic; prime &c. choice Csc
Mes fagk, c, &c, Sev FORK A, &c, crushed and pew.
de.ea. Ne.
Ngt.ssrs-sassr House. osUi liz OGDEN syrup,l 70
8si zS-snrgian, 656ti5e.
CorsKx-kio Il TO s5e.
Rscx-ffs
EoDa-American, lie; Ersiish, L.
soAR-paim i1l4e, German ist<s<41s.
CASaLgs-S.Ar, 35c, Mould 21erZ3c-
rEAs-Youns Hyscn, 81 6otS2 Is; Imperial, 81 ~ o
81 25 Black, Il p 90 81 IS.
rosscco-Daak Sweet, Sc; Medium Brands, % 20
&c, Gold and Natural Leaf 81 50 to 81 IS.
E.ILs-Bs~s Brands 20 - rates.
atass-sxlo Country 30 30 City rs, ratss
CoapaoE-30 TO sic.
DIR ApPLrs-11 TO lie p b.
Oar H@lcaEs-IIirs II to lSc p m.
DRr Csg6ssss-xse.
RAIsrxs-S5 80 10 - 30.
aALr-i aga 80.
PxaRI SrxRea-lic.
MoliyE WOODEN WAaI-2 Hoop Pals, - %: 8 hocp
do. ~ IS. No Tubs, si5 So No. do is 0o No al
IL 80, Nests 81 do, IS. Wssh-boards, q 90.
FIsH-So Mackerel, bb,s. SIS 0olfle 90.
No. do do SIG o0sd$lI 90
No. do hf do tll O0dll So
No. 2 do hf do $40 ooGI0 Is
fif ibis. No. White FISH 50 o.
0ILs-coal oil, 90c; Linseed Oil IS; Lard OIL II 20
a s0 Fish OIL, 81 90
oazkss-Denmsrk, 3 to 2sc; Hamburg &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

~ u. n. mad peen posted TO speak al
the Court House last evening. He spake
He didn'a say anything, of course; but
as 1t will CRAFTY the hardshells all owe,
the country to know that j. X has $40
ken, We hereby notify them of the fact
Daniel +. was called to the chair. liz
said he was an old mao that he voted fol
Clay; that be WAS hosrse; that little
old man in the crowd that made some
sturbance was eight" and friend OF
his; that he wouldu't say anything that
he would introduce ]. X, which, after
| several failures, he succeeded in doing in
very muddy manner.
J. X, WAS introduced "He opened his
mouth and taught them saying"-and
there is where the point comes IN. We
listened anxiousy,o hear j. K. cay some
thing, aud We were disappointed. He
didn't say it. He did say that the De-
moeracy were in favor Of preserving the
national unity. Why did they leave
leave Washington Hunts pledge to do it
out of their platform then?
Then be indulged in some "glittering
generalities. Slid our government
WASH. like European governments said
there was Federal rights and State rights;
that the people had rights back of the
State and National governments tina.
Democrats and Republicans rushed to
arms when war first broke out. We notice
men OF his and Vallandigham' ) style didn't
rush muchly That Democrats acted diff.
ferently now; that West Virginia
shouldn't have been admitted that the
Union hadn't been restored that he was
In favor OF a convention !; that Washing.
ton favored one long time ago, and he
wasn't more loyal than Washington (and
. soldier hallooed out, "no, not bya darn
slght") He said the Administration in
tended, firmly intended. to carry on the
war until the rebels were subjugsted.-.
Sad couldn't subjugate them. Then said
ne had intended to say something, but it
was niue o'clock aud he'd stop.
There was large crowd out nearly
81 soldiers The best order prevailed
during the speaking.
When ). \. subsidized D.nieI F. called
tor three cheers for the Uo;on and III
my-"and for Lincoln, for OLD Abe },
roared the soldiers, aud they made ,ha
Court House ring with their cheer. Ca
the Union. the army and Lincoln. .Tarss
cheers for the speaker sang out an ca
tbus'astic Cop. and he swung bis hat and |
opened bis mouth to give the aforesaid
three. and that vas ell heard FROM him.
ses sAs soldisrs~srs drowaiag every etAsr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
ERA VOICE FROM VIC sBuRG.

FIrxszrxe, Miss, Aug. q, 1sde.
". sehn buii-psHr Sir: an happy ~ state 10 10
tsf have Used yonr valuable Ccdron Btters Sith ,sa
benefit to myself In general debility ard Of
system, pruiac by the unhealthy and rniasatc in
hueree u the Mississippi river around victsbrr having
been Win sse srAnfs army thruu gh0us IL hole
err eafaFagn- | confidently recssIameHdI fis
per@uBs wfp are exposed TO unhealthy climates
III. W. f4ILE,
..~# Agent g. 8 Sanitary Commission
LorfsvnIx- Ky, sfpt. is, lsE3.
On ts - Of Jry Last ssbtaissed Through an agent
VI mine - iis M-1tc Director Of the Department az The
Ar5 Of the Cumberland sass " my Cerou B,tters
kEisrscfion nd requested L. after aralyxix he found II
ns tnsas b. sanction and approve its use among our
soldiers.
The following 10 the Medical Directors trpfy ard slso
6sn kosecrans permission to ship 80 DOZEN once to
have II sold TO suffers JDuN BULL.
Il satisfied that C4ison Bitters viii, 40 no harm
any cnr II taken properly and in moderation see no
oh5ecton to Dr. Bulls beax permitted dispose OF IL
suffers A. HENRY THrRsIOx
Surgeon aud Medical Director D
Headquarters Department Of Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn July "a, 1ss5. |
Dr John halls assnt, NJ, has permission 10 ship
10 Sashyille Tenn, Is grcss CT dozrn 81 Bulls Ce-
droa Bitfers fss sale suffers In the army oEly
The regulations Of the Treasury Department be
complied with strictly.
BY order Of Major Gen Roeecrans.
WIN. wILEs
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
For SALE wholesale and retail ty wikin-oD Bartlett
To-, Aeokak. Iowa apri3dAwlyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
finantinl au0 Qomnlcrfia.



~ Tee nab NV fexK kcs
Cot,en-saaet easier and doing l 2sai q for
midi!iss s.i-Eds
fioar-sise and Western opened dali and Sc lower
st 10 Goa e 10 fs Extra State, IL sGi Tor Extra
X. II. o. asd II lodn 70 for Trade Esspds lsarkrt
ciasiFz duh AMI dropping
Whiks-ruil and dropping al f5ssl rs for Western,
closing at 1as1i -.
whrat-opeised dull and oac lower prime BED STATE
at 2 20.
Rse--senreely 20 firm at 1 50 fer Western
Bariey-fuil.
Csxn--Jfeuai Qaint and hrus bat ciosed AnIl and
druNsaEE ~ Gs&i Gsl5 for Nixe-i Western
osss -nsIi st Sic for Western
wrssl-Buii.
Cptts---lssi..: Rio &c
stssr--sifrr: cabs aud Mussoys.io at ioes 1el1e
Nslsfs@s-firn.
Pstrei.amDn AZ +eS4se sar CruA. g. a1ssc for Re-
cd in Bond and sts Sc Refsned Fr@~.
Perk-Es@s ~ .b&il % fer new do. cs.h aud rsgy-
lar elessnr at - IS; - ~ s psse; ii ex4i 20
fof psiaas .isss.
beef-sFiu. with fair demand Ut eel 5c for mess;
10 Sssis 90 for r~pseked and Is 90 for sxfrs
n4ese
Beef ifAIns-FiTm at &c.
Cut Me.'s2aist at ie3 sisir for Shoulder and IL
4 23r for h2@k.
Isrd-seareeiy 60 hrm at Il 9 ~ &c
bsfsr--Qaist and Il. sdy NJ ..egs- for Western
I4esse-Steady NJ i5sr &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
9pefi1l NctiffS.


great many side hits being made at the P1snta-
ton Bitte by two of disntersted friends wb
have endeavorcd initiate counterfeit en- It's all
Of no use The people won't be long imposed upon. The
Plantation Btters Increasing IN ami popularity
Every day. and @thats what's the matter" They in
same sized bottle and made just they rst and
VIII oonsanss p be. or shall stop making them.
crate.
They Greats healthy appetite
They are antidofe TO change Of water std diet
They overcome effects dissis,ston and lite hours
Lney strengthen the systcm aud eniiven the mind
Insy prevent miasmatie and intermittent feyers
IHey purify the breath aud sti lily Vi the stomach
They cure Dyspepsis and Constipation.
Iney cure lharrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nefvou. Headache.
They make the weak strong, the sngud brilliant and
are exhausted natures great The Recipe and
mi cirrnisr around each bottle Cletgymen, Mer
chants and persons whose sedenary habits induce weak
lsssnde Iapsation Of the heart lack Of sppesits
distress after eating l,er complaint constipation,
will find .edafs and permanent relief these Btters
But above all they recommended 70 weak and deli
cate females and mothers.
They sold by all respectable merchants see tina
each bottle has pirate United States Stamp over til
| cork and steelplste side label.
Beware Of rehed bottles See tina, the stamp has no
been tempered with. Any person pretending to sci
Plantation Bttrrs by the gallon is swinder and impos
| ter, and should be Immediately reported to u.s.
r. H. DRAKE 4 CO..
octlldAwGm n Park Row. n Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

Losr-Between Third and Main and
Patterson's Pork House, purple morocco
pocket-book confirming about Sz25 in
Iowa money and greeubacks, and few
dollars in Missouri Union Military Bonds
A liberal reward will Be paid to the finder
if he will leave the same at the "Daily
Gate City Office"
SAMUEL SPANGLER,
ct Waterloo, Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

~ The funeral ssfsjess Of Sergeant
George NJ. Hotfa win sake place At the
Unitarian Church to.mofrow morning at
Ii O'Clock.
The members of Go. G. 45th Iowa, will
meet at Capt. Bridges Armory promptly
at 8 o'clock. All the members Of the
"Keokuk City Guards Who would like
to unite With them in paying military
honors to the deceased, are invited te
meet with them at that time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

~ Hon. John A. kasson. the elo-
quent and talented member of Congress
from the Fifth District of this State,
was in town yesterday. Mr. Kssson has
the reputation of being the readiest de-
batter in the House oil Representatives, il
QUO of the finest speakers in the State
and We wish he could have addressed ou
citizens during bis stay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
New York. Nov j

The bark Abraham Lincoln put int
TINS port this morning with the Captains
and crews Of the ships Shooting Star
from New York for Panama, and the Mari
L. Potter from Bangor for Moo,evido
and the Emma L. Hull from Carolina for
New York, all of which vessels we're
burned By the Chioamauga. The Marx
z. Potter was burned Oct 30th and the
ships Shooting Star and Emma L. Hull
on the 3lst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
IOIHY.
DIR. H A y u l.. X & c o.,
IODINE WATER

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart Liver KidD-ys
gestise 0fgaLs. aud GlsnGEfat systens.
The which hzS ATTENDED, e use Of TIL. rer@d
tn pirate practice and the endorsement IL nies 81 an
thlrity, enable to recommend e the pracs!soEe
and the pablo feeling coEEdxGt sag !tA lair trial
will attest It's esc~llence In the III Crunr ds
shseh iBesta Iodine such a. Scr0ftlA Bronchitis
Skin Efnftinns. Heart Liver and kidney Diseases. Ner
rpns Affections Neuralgia, Rh@urstism Dyspepsia De-
hsiity, Syphilis, etc.
Physicians naF rely u,san the uniform strength OF
ioane water - containing faT~e-gnarttr grains pmr
Iodine In each aGid psrs water I'd ssrsxf ksssx
ss<d III Is not liable to decomposition
formed treFsa e- neither IL the fuint axy ixei nor
n~nsr~asrn by combination wSsh aay ia rdsent render
INK this solution superior any other nbnd of exhit
iting Iodine
fnii dirsctisns scsompuny each bette thas IL may
used fxssiit nseinT well hy tisa profession
frice dollar pef bottle. receipt bi Eve dollars
sax hcties delivered free by express snf address
bewa pi Coonserteits and Inisatipns tca urric5
pied dealers sad@ssas dispose Of on CIR rrrrtatoo
Sc. signature ard trade fte Greek word bead
ing this sdscrti.er-tl upon the izeis AID wyxpuers 81
cath bottle. without which none il gean:ab
Circulars gratis.
Or. II. ASpERs a Co.
ysie5ans and Chenaists
fasyadawsm 80. AS Broadway, New Tcrk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05
OUR DUT ".

We deem II duty to keep constantly before our
readers that most valuable OF all incidence known A.
Coes Cough Balssm Ii has stood the Of and
experiment and all Who speak In prase-
worthy terms of Its medicinal value Ii the real
OF every parent 10 Keep constant supply Of IL
house, ready for immediate Not only Is IL n nsos
splendid remedy for coughs, Autsten colds influenza
Group and all threat complaints bot IL IL the consutrs
tyss great relief When they far gone that DC
mtssaae will ever their CDe's Coagh BalsAn viii
be fund Invaluable friend 70 sisay the coughing he'll
the expsttorstipp aud the sufferer Why viii "a
that suffering from coughs, colds, Group throat
hnsrseness-and thai iiste to pulmonary atta1
not take our advice and provide yourself wih suppl,
~ Goes Cough Bai.an-fie best and CHEAPEST ft,e
Hsssm In the world IL ccsts hut forty cents Cal
be found upon TIE counters u druggists every here
oct5 d1m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

The ATLANTIC ron NovKMBYe.-Tbi:
Monthly has lotg ceased TO need commen.
menda ton, AND well does it sustain the
high ability which so early made it the
Prince OF Magazines. The contents are
Leaves from an Officer's Journal Rich-
es The Vengeance of Dominic De Gour.
ges Lima /; Charles Lambs Unsolicited
Writings, w.; To VIM. Callen BRYANT;
house and Home Papers x; The New
School of Biography The Last Rally
Finances of the Revolution Through
Tickets to San Francisco--A Prophecy !;
Sea Hours with Dyspeptic The Twen-
tieth Presidential Election Reviews and
Notices OF Books
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

E The Fort Madison Plain Dealer
says Mr.. James z. Deyoe, well known
citizen of Cedar township. aud lifelong
Democrat, has come out for Lincoln and
johnson and the entire Union Ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-05

r0- There are two things which man
can well afford TO be proud Of. namely -
First, OF his wife and babies. Second,
Of a policy for their benefit in the old
New York Life Insurance Company
Capital s3,00o,ooo) Isaac Cook. now
in our city, is lis special agaut.
D. w. BAILEY, Local Agt.
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Gold Market

New York, Nov. 4.
Gold dull. There is less speculative
movement than on aay day during Che
week. but much irrrgulsrity in prices /;
opening at 1884, run up to 235, down
again to 232s, aud up again to 236.