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Jac D strasler. c, ll,h Pa,
Rob. Riddle. 1. l4oth ny
F Pinkert, K, ll0h ny
Anthony Hamiiu, Y, 9th W
j q Boof hees, O, Sd nj
David v Kane, A, 18th p r G
4 PengArdner. y, 10th Pa
A Roy. a. 10th Ne
Michael johnson, @. !llth y
8 inf
Richard Salts. L. Us Inf
W 4 johnson. &. U 8 inf
Chas Hare. b, U 8 inf
VIM Cottrell, III. l7th y ST
Albert Blum, +, 10th Ny
Vim W Wells, K, l55th Pa
Wilson Echley. -, l4th L 81
Geo Ryan, 4, llth UsT
Jas Vincent I. 40th NY,
Thos z Mana. +, la0th N 7,
hand
Dsnl " Modburg, K, Ilth
U s infantry.
Jonathan Pentz, c. llth Us
infantry
Mich Nilor, B. l55th Pa,
N + Charter, A, 4th Mich
w A Gouiding. Z. 18th Us
Jas Clark, Is, 18th US
Andw Holchub. ID, l7th U 8
Jas College, ID, 18th Is
n job nson, q. lTth US
Corp ID Moheid, b, l4oth NY
VIM Quinn, n. 18th uS
J A Carereave, ID, Sd Mass
U iah Mallory, y, 80 Mass
David Meyer, B, lt6th NY
Henry Player. ID, l41th Mt
Corn Jas Lynch, X. 10th ny
J Bergner, q, ls6,h ny
sgt VIM n Justice. A, rs thPa
ID b Melt, A, l55th Pa
Edw Philips, q, 17ld N
WIN ii SOFT, 9lst Pa
w Z Wamkill, q, slst Pa
J J Chester, u. 9lst Pa
W II Cane. Z, 9lst Pa
w Alrid:e, z, 9lst Pa
w X Reainan, x, l55th Pa
Pstk Conlin, u, 4ith y Y
Lieut. Z II Sneis. I l4oth NY
Sergt N 5 Sweat, I'd I s b
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@ p Marklip. D. 22d Mass
Sergt J Ii ConieF,k, sth Mich
W m Mute. u. lltth fcnn
r Deitch, B, Ii5th Penn
3 CnlbeIt, I, ll5,h Penn
8 Leferfs, A, lI6ih Penn
And Tacks. n, l46th NY
SGT Jas ii Everett, u, li6th
Ny
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q A Benton. ID. is6th NY
sg' Ma or 5 Turrell, ltah Nj
6ct W Irwin. ID. lf1th NY
Robt Nasy, ID. lsDih Ny
Frank Uscozynsicikie u, 10th
NY
I.s Kennedy, z, nth rsT
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John W Qnig!ey. II. 1lth Y 5
Marx Kiliorens, @. 18th U 8
iufy
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J. Alien. Is. 18th U : infy
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John Martin. c, I7rh q s
infy
J X Goodwtn .lth Us inf
Chas Burtall, ~ nth Pa
Serat John McPhee. y, 10th
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lto Hhi, A. aIth " v, thigh
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Cop q = jones. Z, i3th
Mas, leg
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and bAc
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Je. $40 luer
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hand
W u Knowles, A, 10Th Me
hand
Jas Hodeu, u, OH ny. left
forearm
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right forearm
Frank hlanklcy, ], 9th y Y.
shoulder
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knee
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Geo Mcbride. q, 9th NJ s NJ
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prown Isaac, ! .gth PaGes
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lraenor Js, S-th la res
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Donelly Geo N, eetb IA res
HuGter Chts. s.th Ia re-
Alex Ferguson. q, ia Res
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l.rth Nick, Q IA Res
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The New York herald., 1864-05-15

FA1AL Fa,r--A man named John Hughes In climbing
fence IN the OF promises 42o Washington street.
fell heavily his head AMI fractured his skull Ho
taken up nsensble and conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital
but death ensued before reaching there. The aku OF
deceased u supposef TO have been fractured Coroner
Innncy wa notified 10 hold inquest the body De-
cossad lived Clarkson street.
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A Young New Yorker Killed Daring
CQlliston with r Rahal Ram.
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

VII NYGroN N. c.. May ., 1894.
The sronclsd Albcmarle engaged nine Of the enemy
gunboats, sinking one Of them.
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onvcs "a. -" Ill, second class fireman, scalded very
Charles White, second class fireman. scaldsd very
riously.
Tho.. J huson, second coaiheaver. killed.
jean Englsh, second ooaheaver, scaIded seriously.
1chas Sullivan. second ocAlheavsr scadsd ssriously.
Eugene Sullivan coalheaver, scalded seriously.
William II. Mayer acting ensign, confusion.
EDWARD Sawyer. acting ensign, confusion.
John Lang, captain Of sr,er susrd, vounSeS.
George simms. captains steward. wounded
Thomas W. smith, seaman scalded.
The sassacus is ofacered as follows:-
y. A. Roe, Lieutenant Commander, commanding.
A. w. Auidam, Acting Master and Executive 0neer.
c. A. Boateile, Acting Master.
Edgar Holden. Assistant SURGEON.
9. Dc y. Barton, Acting Assist MT Paymaster.
James Hobby, First Assistant Engineer, senior en-
VIM. H. Mayer, Acting Ensign.
August Adler, Acting Ensign.
Edward sawyer, Acting Ensign.
John w. Hurley, Third Assistant EnU4ueSD.
Robert W. Ellis, Third Assistant Engineer
Oscar W. Allison, Third Assistant Engineer.
Daniel w. Grsdey, Third Assistant Engineer.
Edward Schmidt Acting Masters Mate.
Henry W. 0Hsra, Actirg Masters Nate.
Thomas D. Marble Acting Masters Mate.
Neil Martin. Acting Gunner.
0ustavs DestIon. Paymastsr's Clerk.
SiIas Blunt, Pilot
In regard 70 The ram win state that her name Al.
bemare. and that sAe answers we'll 70 the description
recently given or her 10 the HERALD She carries two
Brooke hundred FOUNDER rides pivots, both Of
which have been disabled during the bstte since
have learned.
A Young New Yorker Killed Daring .
Collision with . Rebel Ram.
Some mouths ago Ralph Erastus Lake, . promising
young man Of only twenty years, Of Or. James g.
Lake, OF this city being desrous OF serving his country
In this her hour OF peril entered the navy engineers
clerk, and assigned to duty board the gun
boat Matabcset. During the recent naval conflict in
Albemafe 5 und with the rebel Albemarle, q
hundred FOUNDER ball from OF hor guns pierced the
side of the Mattabessett, and striking young Lake,
vered OF his thighs from the body causing death In
hour afterwards. The rebel missile passed within
few inches Of the main steam pipe. Had that been
trated s on board might have been sclded to death.
The AIMS OF the deceased temporarily inferred
the rst opportunity, and buried Or. Lakes resi-
deDce, in Richmond, Staten Island.
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sergt Chas Purton, n, 9th
Pa res
G Lunbook, X, a3d NJ
Wm Powell. A, lith Pa Res
w Long, /. Sth Pa Res
j. Powell. r. llth 10 Res
Jas kckler, X, Sth Pa Res
Dsnl X MRrts, II. llth Pa r
Alex Eorthop. 9th Pa Res
J Dulger. A, Esd Paw
J T. Flynn. +, 59th Mass
Joel Reedy ID, 10th Pa v
IL w Lawrence, 9th Pa Res
Geo Hiles. ID. l0tn Pa Res
Tbos Jackson, d, 18th Pa Res
b W Eoa, g. 1lth p RC
II Ashbowgh, 4, llth r r c
Thos Gorham. I. llth r 4 Q
Jos P Milford, llth p RC
Henry C Chuler, eth N WV
Z B Tracy, lst lnfty P RC
John Thai, lst Rifles
Corp Turner Scott. A, 9Th Pa
1t A H Newt. G, 81 Vt
1t N Y Hustled. II, lth ny
1t u H Shaw. ID, Sd Mich
Ii w 0arvey. b, 40th Ny
Il W Peel. ID, 10th NJ
1t II Clifford. Adj 93d NY
1t o Tugraham, 4, 93d N z
Ii N y Ellis. X. 2 tn Mass
Lieut. N b Allen, z, HdNycav
Lieut. L Y Griffin, b, 9Th NY
Lieu, A I Chamberlain. Adg.
Lieut. J NJ A verth, ,l5tbNYart
Lieut. N Mem u rray, A, 9sthP
L cut X w Davis, r, 90rh Pa
Lieut. S Strange, II, 6sh ohio
Lieut. W s Mortimore, llSth
Pa
Lieut. c Mex iustry n, 9th Pa
Lieut. } u Rhodes, IA. oth Pa
res
Lieut. A Turnbull, 9Th Wis
Lieut. Y A Wardron, B, "a r
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MATlsIMONIAI..

GENTLEMAN, A8ED n. or GOOD, pAssAPLL
~ cxtefisr and welt educated interior Of respectable
position IN society desires % corrrsond With N n'eigcn
hearted lsdv VI suitable prosycrts with the
hore that such correspondence develop 10
such affection MAJ ima'ey erd 10 Matrimonial
. gneemrut Address ". S., Herald ofncc
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Movement. OF Gen. Candy and star.

HoVt"tH's OF Gtn. VhnDy hnu -t'H.
CAIRO, H., MAJ 10. 1864.
The steamers Alice and Anc, Dean, from Memphis,
have rasscd up Cinoinnati the former with Eve hun
dred and thirty and tho latter with ve hundred
and cg1ty three bales Of cotton.
General Canby and star passed through Memphis yes
torday, en- rotdc 70 rcd river.
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ITO CoNTRACTORS.-TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL
receive Proposals al the Louisville ana Nashville Rail
road ofRcc Louisville, until "Wednesday May I0 FOR III
Masonry OF - or 30 miles OF the Lebanon
Ranch Extension Of said road Prohles and specifications
Inc work tie comrsnys oce aud after
MAY 10 1he company ressrvrs the right 70 re et all
btl- tbohob mbNbcoD Engineer
no CONTRACTORS SEPARATE skALBD PRoPo
endorsed with the title or the work for witch
the same r- offered the the per pseauns ID
III until O'Clock NJ O. fas day May a 's6i for
,b, on trutipu Of ls following witt
In Third nv nue. from 18th ftee' 20 I1ah with
irsnch i.i slr-et. s>tween I'D ard Third avenues
sjso IN Iy.h rect bctwee tt aud Sixth also
IN Crcnafd ttset between Houlou and stnon streets;
Fitt ctn iteet between fairh and Lexington
ssc 81 Ten svetne Newsen Tnirte IN and Thirty
nst s'rect md n's, In between 1hiftIeth
and Tn fts ~ .tfectA ~ ptn for the above be
ters and ,ifcGeat.ous obtsn = appreciation W the
Contrat C.crk JfipS. 80 Ep1ENS )cr,,on .an ,auct
MT r. nsshAcH hoard.
oyrcE cnyros a GDvsr pt .nrsxS,, May u SeA
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.a.A tosu.s ssrs 1sS.a i.,sa. an. .ss
svery dsemper the ms,e b cured by the smpis
q oa9ns. Jasu ss% &. e
against blood and Other diseases generAed reuaa peess
sSn o. the human tenn Ihe srs 'as ssd only S
the Custom House. All ether % called bsrs are lot t-
portaoas bat manufactured here fer sAs and a,s eaI
noRNs. BUNIoNs BAD NAILS. fENDRR r.Er. AC.
cured Without pa,s by Dr. RGE scs nnra
corns. bunions &C.; BY mail ~ censs
CHEApEsr PRINTER IN The cIIy-oARDs. sl
ioou IaSss sos psr 100 3 EvsrySDs eSasiy
DAwLEY Newspaper. Book and Job Printer ID rasA Eowa
sign Of the big banner.
y THE PERUVIAN SYRUP.
supplies the blood Tk yh s:EssgT Il ErI gTniiR iRcH q
infusing strength and viRor into Of the ysem
For spring medicine II has mo- equal.
=, cogesss soEgs s9sv CoysyHsTISs os w;p TSss.,r
DIR wIsrAEs y, sxsr1 EnnsAn asc.;so M - ,Ss
The great p'1hsiso THRo%r "a, sy .3sSs s AND oHss1
II docs net dry mp cough. hut locsensit ~ ,.,
RsDpINGs RrssIA sALys sAL
has fully established the superiority Of this savs over Al
o%thsr % healing % rsmsd,es M % for
The above are all old and we'll established remedies
por sal. sy prksSSss .ss rs Broadway
FOWLR Co. le fremont street, Boston, and BY drug :
gsts and apothecaries generally.
GAVE YOUR MoNRy-rHoMAs h AoNRw. fHB
- great Grocer Tea and Flour dealer Of the city
fees Flour wIres sugars Moassea svrups and every
thing else used In family cheaper than any other
sie depar%snt Ns 81 Green ~cn street ress oer.sr of
Green wch aDd Aurrav streeta
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NEWS FROM RED RIVER.

81. Lours, My IA, 1854.
News from the Red river to the 5th nst has boen
cered.
Admiral Porter al Alexandria with his iron.clads
large force engaged in damming the river nt
ALEXANDRIA, 70 give sufficient depth OF water at the
falls for the gunboats 10 pass II would take two
weeks 10 raise the waller.
Cen Grover commanded at Alexandria. The Union
lines embraced circuit Of three miles. There
communication by land with the army at Grand Ecore.
Mccleruaud's command reudezvouslng at New
orlean1. for the purpose OF reinforcing Banks.
General smith TO return with bis troops to vicks
burg.
Messrs Butler and Halliday Of Illinois. brought up 90
bales Of coitn from Acxandr, Messengers have gone
TO washington 10 libci Il on behalf Of the navy.
kngrudcr, with twenty four thousand men,
ported 70 have joined Kirby smith Sabine Gro Roads,
Price had detached three thousand men, working In
for lca'ions, seven miles below Shreveport
Mr.. retby Surgeon .in.cnief with Banks, reports the
Uron oss at Pleasant H at go killed, $40 wounded,
and 3 q missing and prisoners. t#
The New York herald., 1864-05-15
MEDICAL

A FFLiCTED RFsToRED,-rGNO4ANCE ExposED-
~ Falacies Unmasscd-Hghy important % both seIss,
married single in health discase.Dr. LARMONT0
Paris London and New York MedIca ADVISER and Mariase
Guide sQth edition, 40 iy 100 anatomical Illus
ratons) upon Mental aud Nervous Debility Urinary De-
pos Anecons o. tne fiadde, ara nIaneys Iuropeaa
London treatment &c A who would avoid ucces iui
and barbarous treatment should purchase this work Of the
pnblshcr, y: WARNER, No ycsey street New York for
stairs. Nov YORK from 10 A. NJ toSPM H. I'VE concar
WITH other papers In recommending Dr Larmout and his
solx nCourrer des Etats Unis German die Reform. Dis
patch, Staats Zeitung, Atlas, Medical Review. DC
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At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF SOUTHWARK KN.
"A Ene Company No 81. held u tho Engine House, Nay
H. 1884 the following ooers elected Tor the ensuing
year
Foreman--Johu O. white unanimously.
Assistant Foreman-Gsorge PHule (reeleetsd) unank
monsiy
Recording secretary-s: ". Barnes. unanimously.
Financial Standardization Niepirt, unanimously.
Treasurer-John W. Shields, unanimously.
Neutrality-suspicious. T. Hovt. unanimously.
Engineer-James ". Ward. unanimously.
Representatives. Georee Bsysns sin. nnanlmou.iy:
The New York herald., 1864-05-15

GREDRICKS 4 CO.. PHOTOGRAPHERS i7e FIFTH
between Twenty-second and Twenty tn ird
streets oir;~s vislte - per Our
be exceed.
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RLECfION TUESDAY. NAY IT, POLLS
ga. NJ. TO 8 p n.
The New York herald., 1864-05-15

N TELL. Female Physician aud Professor OF Midwifery.
can be as usual at 2 Chambers street Bmt one
interview will be No charge advice Her In
fsihe medicines can also be obtained At i27, Liberty
street. on by ma S. Ladies' who dssIre board and
the best medical attendance during confinement can be &C
commofAtet Ter Frsnch Pills No J. price 81 a bor.
No. 2, which our degrees than No. l. and
never a safe and healthy; price IS box Can sent
BY mall with iull directions. n. R-Nadaue Resen deems
her duty 10 caution ladies' against tators Of her adver
health. = ' = "
The New York herald., 1864-05-15
THE LATEST LISTS.
Killed

Killed
IN THE FIFTH CORPS.
Il Inn nare hh Pa ChRs pnrfnn III III
The New York herald., 1864-05-15

uNHE LADIES or NEW YORK ARE kEsPEOrruLl.t
noined ha, they CAD nrsuee FOR Interview Win 60
brsas Clairvoyant and for iailons with M sh
Icrenced laiy physician, W addressing Madame " ~
"
The New York herald., 1864-05-15

yNAaHINGrON ICB COxPANY.-.NOTICR 10
W hersby given that David D. Decker and Henry G Den
nett longer agents u conuected with
this Company: Q. BONEsTKEL supertntendent
NEW YoRK, May IL 1854
The New York herald., 1864-05-15

nR WATSON, AN OLD AND ExPE.IsNcED PRAo
ttioncr s enabled To guarantee In all by
safe renedcs and without change OF Diet restriction
from business. DR. watsons book tho Cause and Cure
iIlusrsed throughout ny anatomical na;es aina
valuable Information for such suffering from either
disease debility, who contemplate marriage. Price
81 Sold by Miller Co. Post Office. a22s Broadway, and
by the author CSC Broadway next block above the Metro
pplll an
The New York herald., 1864-05-15

nR CoBBETT. NO, 20 CENTRE STREET. BETWEEN
~ Chambers and Reade street, be consulted Win
confidence on dseae es q private practice cf
New York and London, enables u. treat with success
and general debility IT, OF IMPOSITION ca
him with thc certainty of bcin4 me -fiiv cured o1
charge n. B.-see Or. Cs al as,as u vi. F''c ~
member o The New York Universl,, Near.l Cots. api
Co lcae OF Surgeons, London.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23

About one year since the women oil
Iowa consulted together as to the bes,
means of providing for those orphans in
,ur State whose fathers have died in de.
fenee of their country.
Lat January, 10 pursuance Of that OBJ.
iect, an Incorporation vas formed onde,
the name of the Iowa State Orphan Asy.
um.
AT its meeting in Des Moines 10 june
last, the Board appointed an Executive
Committee to prepare building aud re.
ceive inmates.
That Committee now announce that
they have rented and partially furnished
large and commodious building. situated
mar Pennington. Van Buren, county, and
are ready to receive inmates.
Applications for admission may be made
to Mrs. Z. b. Darwin. Bar lingtou,
Iowa
Editors friendly to the cause are re-
qnested TO insert this notice gratuituous
iy, and call attention to the same
Mas. c Is. DARwIK,
DR. Hon on,
JUDGs WRIeHr,
Miss NJ. Er-SnxLroN.
Mn. GEO ScHRAMn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23

The DRAFT MEETING To EIGHT -
Men Of Jackson township, especially ci,i-
ms Of Keokuk, be at the meeting to
night. There are only fifteen men to be
raised in this township-in fact, We be.
lieve men furnished since the last call wa
made. have reduced this number to under
one dozen-and we escape the draft.
These men can be furnished. 1t needs
only action, work. prompt, energetic de-
,ermined work on the part Of our citizen.
to do it. Money will also be needed
But what we want now is for our people
10 wake up, and take an interest in this
matter. and labor earnestly to save our
city and township aud county from the
odium of the draft, and a method will be
iesired and the work accom- plished. Let
nothing keep you from the meeting to-
night. sey
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23
ALT. BuRsETr's ENTERTAINMENT

ALT. BuRsETr's ENTERTAINMENT
Athentum Hall, Parquette. Dress Circle
and Gallery. was crowded last night BY
an unusually large audience brought out
BY the we'll established reputation of
Burnett. And every one was more than
satisfied. For two hours he held the
house spell bound by his genial eloeuence,
wit, humor, comic and caustic hits, and
wonderful limitations and deliueatious Of
character. Ye public, this part of it q.
least, laughed I'LL We had to cease through
physical exhaustion and then fell. bad be.
cause We couldn't laugh any more. Go
and hear him 10 night. and go early for
the house viii be crowded. There il an
entire change OF programme,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23

~ The Democratic party clamo,
for pe,ce. For the FIRST months Of the
rebellion, they controlled DO b the rebel
hon and the government. Why did they
not make peace them They clamor for
compromise. Why did they no, eom pro
mise 'heny They had the President OF
The United S ss-Bachansn-and OF
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. They had /.
majority in our Senate. They had ma.
jorny in our House, and the whole Of the
rebel h use. Why did they not make
p-scs! Will some Un on Peace
Democrat answer?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23
NORTHERN LINE PACKET

FoR BuRLrSGreN. KsIIu,BuRe, NV
Bosros, MuscArINE, ROCK ISLAND Ann
DAVENPORT. The Northern Line side
wheel steamer NuscATINE, Captain
Rhodes, will leave Fort Madison this morn
Ing on the arrival Of the cars from Keo.
kuk. making connection with trains Eas,
and West from Burlington, and 1t Da,en.
port with their daily line Of steamers for
Dubuque and St. Paul, and with trains
East and West. Office. in Railroad De.
pot. WV. HENDERSON.
Ticket Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23

THE KEoKUK FEMALE SEMrsARY.-
The next term OF this institution com.
mences September 5lh See notice else
where. 1t is the seventh Academic
year and. having been in successful op-
Grafton SO long, il is well known, become
we'll established, and is universally popu-
lar with our citiz.ns. It's teachers have
experience-la,ge sttainmeuts-admira
bic fitness for their positions, and their
classes cannot fail to improve rapidly.
The Seminary is worthy of and should
receive the patronage aud support of the
whole people of our city, and We hope
the next term may commence and con
tinue with unusual prosperity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23
NHERlFF'S SALE.
CONVENT OF THE VISITATION,
~ EEJkCK IOWA

This Arasi~my was founded in thu year 1858 by the
Sisters u the sztlsh and has fs etahiist ment
eaJoyed reputation Female Instiutan u the
csss i, Is iecats he height Of hrukak overlook
rag ihe MISSISSIPPI from which IL is distant oty pleas
.nt ride Of sb'ui twenty minnf.s This. together tn
the rairoaf facilities rede5> u easy 81 ali
obs 81 The EetF The situation J. hslth! aud picturesque
ani fFUm The height 81 it, lsafitH rs fine
not snir OF the but also Of AssoHT ard Illinois
Tue course 1t instruction ccmpfiees the and
highsr english bAnrh~s. with the Of 0iobe PRISE
shi petigs Composition together with thu Greek Latin
II Han, Frerch ard uerman LtnEnsg~s Vocal Music.
Painting IN Water Iofa la Gal and Velvet Plain and
'rn.mentai Ssede work, Tapestry Enhrodery and ace
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23
Corrected BY 8. HaxILL I TO-. Wholesale essser

Corrected BY 8. HAMILL TO-, Wholesale Green.
eus.R-S. Orleans fair, *. prime, &c. choice lie
New York. c. SOC. Nrw York, A, s3r crushed and pow
dsred SIC.
asLAssEs-suEar HOUSE. essl l5c, Golden Syrup. -
III l5-Sorghnm, 6Sessc.
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kIcE-I1ml1i1c
5opA-Aneri,~n lie, Eagiish, 12tzc.
SoaP-palm. IL NC. Family, SIG herman, III o12
C.SpLks-Stzr, u 70 sc. Summer Pressed, lyt4e
rgu-Younx Hysosa 81 5td2 10, Imperial, Sl TO 20
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TosAccu-bsik Sweet. sac, Medium bFands, % 70
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23

Parties in the East are sendinr mon
ey to Iowa to be used in purchasing sub
sti utee for themselves. Thi. il a clear
violation OF law, aud ought to be stopped
immediately. Iowa has q little bill OF
her own to foot, which vas lately pre-
scented by the General Government. and
che doesn't want any interference frou
the citizens Of other States. There are
100 many of our men now in foreign regi-
ments credited to other States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23
9pefiAl Notifies.

H0.DR FRRRARD, IL celebrated spap,.h p
wnsss woaAerfal ard almost nraculous cures in D.
bug - viss - fos ~ pastsosr nosths il pSyjp
psrt Aavs astoni.hsd the pubc, win visit Ksokuh %
a0ndsy August ~ ~ nv b ecnsulisd Il the Dss-
Ing Houss every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday for
our veeks on al old Chronic Diseases In the treat
nt Of Deafness and Ill diseases OF the Eye and Ear Dr.
has ample proof thai he has equal In the United
States. having cured eases Of total Dsafnss ana Bndes1
IN davenport that had been ncuabs BY the
most enAhens Medical men in Anerica.
s9-Rsad DIR. FERRARDs Circulars tly2sdav
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-23
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