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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18
0rsss ushiie via Charleston and Wasb
fnQtom.
WASHINGTON. Monday, Oct. IL.

wasrRoTos. Monday Oct IL. 1854.
The cAaries,sn Merearg Of Oct. ii ihas dis
esseh frou Mobil. dated 10th. which saysi
On Saturday our Eastern shore batteries opened IRE
"a the gpnbost and whipped them of. Ga sunday the
Same battery opened on sde.whecl steamer. and
hoed and dissbled her. Tie vessel 10 not row Visible
y the neet. This morning all bat two yosscs disap.
6>sted. but cams back in the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18

To The Associated Presa
d., DALrrxO8E. Monday. Oct. IT, 1854.
The returns are all IN. The home vote foots
m 10 $40 against the new Constitution and IL 2l6 fos
it, showing deficiency the hume vote Of 54 vtes
TO secure its adoption But the Soldiers vote thus far
received amounts 24ea making the majority for the
Constitution ss9 which win DO increased Il Is h"ught
BY not less than 500 votes more. Tins the new Con-
,.,ution s clearly adopted. aud Maryland will henoc'
forth rank as Free State. ~ -ltA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18

Cen Plea.onton starts for the front tomorrow to
take command Of the cavalry. "a"
II IL believed that II our mounted force moves rapidly
tho train Of Gen. Price will be captured
Gen. Prices force Is divided. either part u which
can be easily defeated II overtaken.
Gen. Sanborn's cavalry IL in bot pursuit Of Jeh
Thompson.
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GREAT RAID ON REBEL AGENTS


Inmatee Arrested.
BALTIMORE Monday. Oct H. 1854.
A great sensation was created here this morn.
Ing caused BY the simultaneous seizure by the military
auth, rites Of number Of large business houses and
the closing Of their establishments By . guard Of SOL
diers
Tie seizures understood to be pursuant 70 order
emsnating from the War Department .gD
Nothing definite 10 known as 70 the charges which
Induced tLese seizures but they said TO be contra
band trade and Rebel mail carrying.
The houses thus Ear seized arc az foIowsi
@essrs Hamilton. Easter Co.. dry goods. or Bastt.
more street. Hc
Nessr.. Charles y. Waters q Co.. No. IS charles
street. t. .-. '..
Messrs Jordan & Chase, oloth!srs. on Hanover and
Baltimore streets. ...-
The two warehouses Of Messrs. wslsenfelds 4. Co..
clothicrs. on Baltimore. street.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE. Monday. Oct. II. 1894
The following business houses have also been
seized b. the military authorities.
sfsssrs Isaac Cole j. Brothers. hats and caps. on
Baltimore street. r
Messrs. Simon Franch Co, cothiers.
Nessrs. A. & l.. Fredei ok. clotbiers.
All the propretors clerks and other employees found
an the premises seized hsve been arrested and sent to
Washington in special train.
I'll. understood that the War Department has or.
dersd other srrests tn he made.
WASHINGTON, Monday. Oct. II. le6f
A number Of dry goods, clothing and shoe
stores perhaps ten more. we're closed by military
authority sodar and guards placed over them. and the
principals and clerks iaken into custody suspicion
"A in tn IA
appea Of such vesses recently captured
afotding IL 10 said, cause for these proceedings
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The Missesri InvnsIos -Msvements q
Chcck IL.

Sr. LOUis. Oct. TO- IbO4
The Democrat, Of this city has a special dis
patch from Jefferson City. which says'
The Pacific railroad Is running to Lainine ni'aso'
and troops are being rapidly sent there
Con XIII leave, in the morning on an important re-
can noissapce.
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yorg OF THE l90TH REGIMENT.

The following is the vote OF the l96tb heel'
usnt p. v. Col. Nef. Tho whole vote co., was 20
the result being: =,
Observation-Disclosures Orpositious ;''''''''''
Union majority .............'"
This is exclusive of ons company. 'ho" - y"
field The smsllness Of the vote cSuseo oy 'n''s W
No a great number Of minors In the regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18

An English dandy lately riding in hls trap"
Thought t 20 show of To toll keeper and flung shil
ling on the ground saying there take toll out Of
that And there's yonr change said the other. -
he aung the balance into the mud.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18
Detail. Of tho Vote On Oh. C.nssisusisn

These figures are too favorable for the Constitstio
as viu BE- seen by later Geographic news
Bu. the soldiers vote soli far freedom and carry the
Constitution BY . satisfactory majority How they
vote may be seen in the following paragraphs:
BpKRs. DETACHMENT lat Nd. p. n. b.
BERlIx. Nd. Oct. IA. 1864. ,
Nssrs Edifors Bahhsore Lnsytes~. ft1
HsrLehEs At the election Oh the 2sh and i3th nstss
the nleaUers Of Companies A. c, + and ka Ist Mary
Land Regiment Potomac Home Brigade. voted 90 fok
ioas: -.
For tho New Constitution. -.--......'..Ha 4.
These men nave resnistrd Tor the term Of three ycsY
and are oil the voters at this po'n'.
hArrgRY A, FIa.r MARYLAND l.iosr ARTILLERY.
MARYLAND HIG.ITs Md. OVt. i3. leo1
M,,rs Editors Baltimore Ansyicoa
GENTLEMEN: In secordsnre with the provisions o
the now Constitution election was beld IN th's bat1
terry yesterday. and would respectfully request ths2
ysn giy the result which Is stated neoW P'sSe n
tue columns Of your paper;
StEenth OF she battery :---.:..;.--..A men.
Number II vote for the Constitution. ;---..oI
Number Of vvtes against the Constitunon
Whole number OF vatcs polsd. .-.....-.- n
Number Of men not entitled 20 yote. !. i,,,x 70
Frnsr EASTERN STORE REGIMENT.
SEcosD DETACHMENT sfASr3f q
For tho Constitution. ....-............-...-.i4o
Against the Constitution. ....-........--...
Majority for the Constitution. 49,; 1879
FREnFRrcx. Der. l5-Capt Brown and LENA
Baugper's Companies are r'Pftsd at 70 tor ana
aeanst the Constitution. Majority tr VI.
The 6tn Mary land Regiment Is reported at l1o ms
iority for the Consultation.
CLyuegLAxp Oct l6-Snow's battery here gives y
majority for tho Constitution None were CAST asa'n''
The "a Maryland, p. II. B.. at Buchanan. Kit votes
win give at lesst $50 majority Tor the Constsuiun NO
report yet recrivsd rom thrm.
HpQss 4rH Md. Vol iSFArrry.
Nv., popr an spglSs CBUgcs, Va. O,t. H. 1854
c e. FULTON ssg., EdfIoY Bai'movs Ame'rar
SIu. have the honor % annVunee the following ~
the rc,uI, Of an election held in the camp % tis Reg
neut on Yesterday (the 18th inst) on tue question q
a New Constitution: -
Agssnst ths Cam til gtton--Hot one.
No com promise acre with trniSTs.
Respectfully. oRfGoRY BARkETI. ia
Lieut. Col. 9Th Maryland voiastscrs Infantry, Com
marding Regiment
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The Ohio Eiection.

CWclSNAri Monday. Oct ~. 1874.
Returns from seventy -three counties In Ohio
give Republican majority Il q. rs.
TIE SOLDIERS VOTE.
PALnhoRR. Monday. Oct II. 1884.
The following is tae official vote of the Ohio
,oIders In Gen. Crook's command with sheridanb
srray, and has been reported to The A@sriea". Inc
vot. IA an the State ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18
- tfiQ5GJhi 10 OaGeIITUT Ta I'll
THE NEW CONSTITUTION ADOPTED.
MAJORITY ABOUT l.4oo.
The WnryispA Csussisasiea Adopted.
SPECIAL Dirpateh 70 The NJ Tr1buns ..f-tf .fs.r

BALIMoRg. Monday. Oct IL. 1904.
The New Constitution has passed by seven
hundred majority certain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-18

From oss Special Corcspcnesut
AT TBI LEFT. VARIETY STATION. VA.
FMIAY Oct. II. 1854.
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CINCINNATI Monday. Oct. II, II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

E Our farmers and dealers will no.
tice in another column the opening OF the
capacious rooms on the levee, formerly
occupied by Messrs. Connable, Smyth d
Co., by William French, who has long
been known to the farmers OF Van Buren,
and adjoining counties. as a fair and gen.
erous-minded produce delear. Mr.. French
has purchased one of j &. Harris cele-
brated Beatix's Hay Presses, and will be
prepared to purchase this important pro.
duct, as we'll as most others in the hands
of farmers. So, farmers, when you come
to Keokuk, don't fail to call at No. 81 and
So, on the levee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13
LOIHy.
DIR. H. ANDES RS & CO.'a
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water aets upos ths Heart, Liver KidHsys u
g9ttye 0rsaaa, and 0iAndulR eyssen-
he which hes attsaded the use Of this remedy
in private pr.ctics and tbs endorsement Of medical aa
monty, enable 70 nco00end u the praceiaoaes
md the pubc fssling cosAdsnt that With fair trial
viii attest ts own excssues In the al Chronic de
eascs which indicate Iodtse such Scroguls Broaehita
SKIN kruptsoas, Heart Live and Kidney hssasssy nr
bility, syphilis, ETC.
Physicsans may rely upoa the uniform strength d
Iodine Water - containing thre>quarter grains Duss
Iodine In saeh Sud sancs Ssss vater sssas isas
sssd IL h not liable 70 dscooposffion
fDrmcd ine9uAlttcs neither the Iodine oxydixsA poe
seutrased BY combination With any insr~dsent reudsr
ing this solnttoa superior 70 any ether method of sxh
ffng Iodine.
Fali dreettoss accompany e.ch bottle may b
80 - mmiiy net1nne we'll by the profession.
ffice one dcas Per bottle On receipt Oh ave doass
six bottles delivered vss BY express any sddrs.
Besaxe o1 Ccunter1ets and 1nisations vhch upsinr3
Piled dsoacrs eassvur dsposs az % cur repuat5on
Bee our signature end trade mark ths Greek wor heaA
inS tafs upon the labels and vrnpss
each bottle without which none il genuine.
Circular gratia.
Dr. n. ANDERs co,
Physicians and Chenists
msyOdsvso 10. ~ broadway, kew York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

Howe d Tyler will sell this Wednes-
day morning at 10 O'Clock lots of second
hand furniture, among which are good
black walnut hedsteads. tables, stands
wood and cane-seat chairs, arm chairs,
rockers do, bird cages, tin ware, crockery
ware. glass and other fruit jars, bee
hives, parlor stoves, letter press, two sad
dies, carpets, dc. &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

Iylee N = ); ! = : - l -
lesve sypsF ssslstises bslpGs ii Military
Conmi1uim q seG6es lhen.
Va 1avs bseasas - m. sKing. tb4
- - VIZ - - ~ 30
uPpn ~ g. Agaees,
= 6liegsshsr kratsiesqs app. your ,part
lssths beer that : 81 writes 20 viii
lbsaf witness. ~ y : IS .sssl : : IS ~
In ooDclasi6d. sbreAhtt Jones says 0he
can't stop the var 70 answer osr scphif:
siss." Why "Josss. Lient. Co~pany
ID, 45sk Reginapt, l0o-dayS nss, end
lats Of the Huiry Nation, how sonsidsr-
Ase yos are. Woa't ssstsp the WAR;
The Administration aud the country viii
appreciate your forbsarssss. or would y
they knew anything aboat you. Nov
Jones, farewell my boy. and we are sorry
70 leave JON. You remsmbes the little
curly hsaded ball that Wa - belligsrsat
= yourself. and attempted % bats tEain
Of cars, 10 motion, of the track. and
didnf do Il. You should have pro6ted
BY his example and bis fate. We may
admire your pluck. but can't commend
your discretion, We hope that for ths fu.
tture your warlike demonstrations may b
directed agaiDss Southern rebels. and mol
against odiesrssof ths 0ovetnmsut. who
have served faithfully and we'll for NOR.
years than you have weeks. or againstou
eitizsns, who are . patriotic as yoarself
And even the "long -primered Gats City
will survive your assaults.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

IA See notice Of Collector Walker in
another column, and pay your taxes and
get your licenses and save yourselves in
terest and penalties and needless trouble
and expense.
DQOn Monday last the business house
occupied BY Messrs. Younker & Bro, Is
. dry-goods store. was purchased BY them
for 811 900 10 cash. The location and
building are among the best on Main
street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

FoR BURLINGTON, KEITHsBuRG, New
BosTeN, MuscATISE, Rock ISLAND ANT
DAvEgPoRT.-The steamer City OF
Kcithsburg. Capt. Cbas. Morrison, will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keokuk, making
connection with the railroads for all Of the
above points. aud at Davenport with daily
line of steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves keokuk at 7:15.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13
KEOKUK MARKETS.
D1nY Carr CrYY OrY1ca.,
KsoxuK. July Il, 1884.
GROCERIES.
Corrected ~ Q. nAMILL CO., Wholesale arss,

Corrected ~ .. uAMILL Co.. Wholesale 0Pscess
DpeAn-Nsw Orleans Air. &c; prime &c; choice ID
New York, G. sOc; New York, a, Sic; crushed and pow
dered 33c-
MolAss.-susar House, / os@1lsc; Golden Syrup q
0S1 25-6orghum, 659I5c.
Coyrk1-49 to Sic
RTos-14l< to 15c.
BoBA-American, 101<G Kngiish, lie.
SoAP-Palm. TO SIG FARfly &c German, aol0e.
CANDLEs-Star, DC; Summer Pressed, 1eixc.
TRAs-Young Hyson, 81 4502 %, Imperial, a - b
q %; Elack, 81 25 to 81 rs.
TonACco-DNk Sweet, SOc. Medium Braads - =
Or Gold and Natural Lsaf. q 30 to q IS.
NAuS-Best Brands % 50 to rstee.
GiAss-Sxl0 Country = 70 City Is, rats.
CoHDAGS-E 70 25c-
Oar ArFIEs--ll to 12c = b.
Der PEAcHHs-Hlfs II to lsc p b.
n. CuRAAssB-24c.
Uauxs-$S Is to IS Is.
eAUf- 60 to Is.
PAM S1ARca-1ec-
WOOL 6AcKs-n g.
Mo1xSs woCDRn wARs-1 Hoop Pals. - Is, hon
do. - Is. No Tabs, e16 30, No. Do Is 90 No ~
IS so Nests I'd do, IS. washbcasds Is rs
FBs-No. Mackefel bbas eae 0u64lp o.
No. 2 do do SO 0olsS17 o.
No. 4 do hi do III ooli e.
No.2 do hi do $40 00egI0 Is !
III bhls. No. white plsh, $40 eO<AIl 90.
ouIs-Coai OH, S6c; Linseed Oh 70: Lard On
II IS TO 81 -, Fish OH. q 70 to rs.
CHEEsn-Denmaxk, 14c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13
THE IRREPREssIBLE JONES ONCE
MORE.

MORE.
From down in Dixie, but finding 8
printed utterance through his organ in
the capital of the Hairy Nation, Jones i,
up and at US. The highfalutin heading
OF the letters-there are two of them
rather alarmed us at first. There va. ,
lion 10 the first appearance, but nearer in.
spection dispelled the illusion, and be.
meath the very thin and trans parent GOV.
ering was plainly visible the assinin,
shape; and the roar that was to terrify u,
out Of our boots, became ridiculous vher
the animal opened his mouth, and 20
discovered that such discordant bravipe
could only emanate from jackass. BIZ,
we admire Jones' pluck. Three year,
had the war been waged, and the couutrr
was entering upon the fourth yearly cam.
paign. A million and half of men had
come forth to the rescue of the Govern
ment. "For three years or DURING IN.
war" had been the term of servica ana
million men had assumed the labor q
pledged themselves to their country and
to their God for that long term Of m;l,t;..
~ duty. And thousands wore re-enl;..
ing for second three years. And in thu
time battles had been fought and yic,o
RES lost and won, aud brave men had bee,
sick and wousdod and killed, ana hosn;
tails had been filed, and there had beer
surgeons, and commi.saries, and osa...r.
masters, and military officers, and pe1fb.p.
there had been some maladminietr.ti6n
and mayhaps in every department Of tn.
service there were those TIA, had i Z.
greet they had not performed their du.v :.
we'll as they could wish from ID. 49,.
Of labor nqairipg their sstept;e. :.
any rate the war bad been going on e,
thsse years, and We had had hoepit,l1 |.
Keokuk, md during al THE time Jones,
light was bid under bnshsl. His ,.s,.
appears mot II history. His great bnvs.
= - ssE-aopping cosrsss vs. lass y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13
financial an0 Commercial.
sew YORK marxes.

BY telegraph NEv Yoax, July L.
cotton-More active Sales At 6sal 20 Coz niddiins
uplands.
FIour--state and Western heavy. Sales Al II go
IL o. for Extra State; IL 751i2 Oh for Extra H. O.
and II oSo13 70 for trade brands market cong very
quiet.
whiskey-DulI Sales at fos1 - for Stats, sse
i ~ for Western.
Wheat-s to loc lower. Sales al 2 3S23 s. tot Cs-
earo spsing,2 sog2 for Mil Cnb; u for Winter
Red Western.
Rye-Srarce and firm At ] po0i o.
Barley quiet aud nominal
Corn-Dali. Sales at e2ai Sc for new MIXED
Western. 6E6B1 ~ for White Western
0afs--D1Ii 81 GO for Western.
Eugar-Activs at 2st<a2sc for Cuba
coree-gsnsraily held higher.
MoIasscs-Duli.
Petrol-uua-shsde eAxier at sozssc far Crude, 0ats
Csc for Refined In Bond scctSl 20 for po Free
Wcol--uuiet and firm. Medium 10 prime nssce 90
To-
Pork-DniI and lower; 10 % for mess, ~ Is lbr new
do. 90 bills for July, buyers option, ~ ~ o.
Bssf-Quie aud dnIE 10 oesis 90 for c. mesx - ceS
25 ~ for rspaeked
cnt deass-Firm with fair demand II 1879 for Shout
der, snd 1s1<6nlec far hams
Lard-Dnii aud lower aptx8z1lse-
butter-Fair request and hrmer, xa<3D49r for Ohio
and Sc 10 Sc for State.
Cheess-Aetfvc and arm st 10 10 &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13
Chacass markss.

BY Telegraph CxcAso, July Il
vlcur-Dnll and nominal sales Of Spring Extra at II %
gil SO, White Winter II TO-
wheat-Lowr: opeuing At 2e0z 2 for No. /, and
1893 zli5 for No. =
corn-Ioser: Sales sssi 30 for No. I. and 81
al 81 for No. z
OAts-Stcady. Sales af s1@s2c.
Kye-Hrm u -
Whisky-Opsned dali At s5Dl O.
fork-Msas pork held At - oo943 80.
LAxd-Held 1t Isl &C.
Nool-Excited GOAL 0S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

- "Fighting Joe Hooker" has thus
far borne the brunt Of oil tho battles in
Georgia, and the by-phrass with the en-
tire army 10 that "if there is any fighting
to be done old Joe Hooker 10 bound to got
into it," The army 70 . man love him,
and their mouths are full Of his praise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

~ Lowry placed on our table q pack
age of Cincinnati papers, yesterday, IN
advance Of the mails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

SUIT HOU9 PURsE AND RYEf
Am: WAss Iris Grail Hs- 10 o.s,.
Pray. gsve me your attention
And hear What prepo~s,
III tell yos stssse 20 g~f Omar BAneArxs
In Men and Boys Ciofhs
Stern Broshen ksvs MAAncfn STocr
To suit 10th PvEsx and EYE,
And on giving them . call
fou cannot f<si 10 buy.
Csoars - Oh where's the place Of all oth~rs
Who're they sell Clothing Cheap
IL Is NJ Stern Brothers,
No Main Street.
Though this cruel war /. rnr,nr
And goe~is very high
Sui Ne sell ~ LowEsr prices
Aswe did In days gone by
We've received good sssortuh~nt
WGoihing. Hats and Shoes
fou nees1nt leave wifheut new Garment
FOR Ereenbsrks We sEsH kxFpsE.
caosrss- And when you're ashed BY Others.
Where you bought that suit 20 neat
fH Non can answc<s At Etsen Brofherx
Nos Main street
John, do hurry. for rn waiti.x
The sun ID almost down,
wish 70 stop 81 Stern Brcthers
whaes sfors 10 in this town.
fou kso~ ss're IN ne~d u clothing
And they sell them cheap
Sc, pray. donf forget the number
Eight On Main ssrss<-
CHoRrs - See how they are running
IN tell you where they'll meet:
Atthsf place near the Levee
Nos Main street
Whatever gocds you want 10 boy
In black, blue, gray brown
Re sure 70 csH eserr Brothers
That place Of great rvnown.
Remember nov that cheapest stand
For what yon may need
And they will net fsiI 20 please veu
At No. Main street
cHoRrs - And n word TO soldierx
In both army and navy:
Hycz want any Clothing
Call 1t Main street near Levee
Having good assortment OF Mens' Youths, and Boy,
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods We respectfully
Invite IL public 10 give call ~ the ed stand No
AAfs 6rHKEr, MAR TEE Lxvrx, KroKrK IoxA
Jell-dlm STEM 0ROTAERy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

TGo to Hamill's Photograph and
Ambrotype Gallery, Taird-s.., between
Main and johnson. if yea wish perfect
photographs or Ambrotypes. Call and
see specimens. iy7-lw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

4
v~-. ,e. 49,
Dr. John Bau-ps.r ~. Z - 49, = -. -. - =
h~nssf 20 nyss 6 sersrsi dsr - y
my yssem proancsd ~ tas snhs.athy ss uassztie In
eeen WIN tea 0ransb airy thr0agAout IL whne
@n eamImxh coAAetnaay rocessneAd IL ~ u eli
pefs'ns no ~ sxeDsss - snhseltAI ea1nnsaA
BvaA1
Aeeas u :. hnslsnsy C0nntaacn-
feursvuss x - = 1sss
On ths IA 81 July - subnissea tkrusrh = awrns
Of nina % ths Medical Dlsses~ x fhe Drpsr>us n ~
Army u the CAMhsrana1 eunarge OF ~ Cnon nstt~rr
for iHspera nnd Fveesssi r. sler ansfysa - fQnd Il
seldiefs.
The EileWine = ~ UAen1 psrnn4ors rs~av "a .y.c
Gen kasrcsnn1 pssDffea % safD - den e ooce 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

"a Kramer. Irwin & Co., agents fol
the sale of Slocum's "Side- Loading Re.
volvers.' The best pistol now in use.
No. 1O8 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

~ The fight between the Kearsags
and the Alabama il the leading topic
abroad tho fact that it was = fair fght
between . British and IN American ship
is generally commented upon in Eropesn
circles, and the John Bulls feel al the
notifications incident 70 defeat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13
DLANK-wALK NOTICE.

n ~ ssnsvs - u ~ sK5ssias ass<-sSsS LSes.
Ats meeting Of the City Council Of the city Of Keokuk
held june auth. ls6s. the following passed:
RsssirsI That the Of the northwest half Of
Lot sx Rock g. fronting Sixth street be directed
20 bare plank walk. sx feet wide, laid In front Of
I'D lot within twenty days- Aiso that the ewners
q lpt. ~ n and L. and the easteriy twenty fest
o. Lot IL Mock g. be direeted 10 have plank walk
sx feet WIDE In front their respective lots johnson
trest within twenty days from date
B. 8. MERRIAM,
Clerk Of the Council Of the City of Keokuk
Ksoknk. June -, 1s6l-Idl5d
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And lie attendant train Of symphonic acts more liz.
uAarm than Dcdicine- There is nothing in the Who'll
range OF the 4Atsia Mediea that for moment hear
comparson with IL In this disesse
fall account Of t wonderful plant NAV be found In
The lh edition Of fs United stsxes Dspensatory on ps-
gea 1851 md lSs6
ssFses Of experiments in which Or Bull has been for
yea engaesd has just been bruagh q successful ter
nfnaf1or. md be II enabled offer to the puLc
combination Of CEDR0S with other approved toics the
wnoe preserved in the best quality copper distilled
Bourbon whisky, which he confident has NO equsl IN
the world. -
He might furnish volume Of certificates bot the pub
lie have long snce learned estimate snch thiuss At
Their true value The safest plan every one 70 test
For himself the virtues Of medicine. Give the
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10 tAe basis OF the bitters offered 10 the pub
lie That honor belongs TO the native IN en-
tra America, 70 whom IL virtues have been known for
more fhAn two hundred years Armed with II the In
dian Bids defiance to the deadly malaria and ham
DIS, wifhcue fear, the mcsf serpenfs It'll
BELIEF with them that While there breath IN the body
may he. -
While Dr. Dali not prepared endorse this extrava-
CANT pretensAea he is nevertheless satisfied from thor
oagh exAnnAton cf the evidences relating in virtues
that - remedy and preventive for al diseases arising
IRON exposure, either 10 changes Of weather and climate
or to the miasmafie influences 4t stands.
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