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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-15

For Dallas, Buriingten, Esithsburx. Me-
0eston, Fort Louisa. Museatino. Roel
Island and Oavenport-Tne OI1 Favsr
lte ana Reliable Line Of Rapids Pack
The new and magnificent steamer NV
BOSTON, Captain Chas. s. Morrison. r
+. Williams, Clerk, will leave Fort Madi.
s'n this morning on the arrival Of III,
cars from Keokuk, making certain con.
nection with trains on the Burlinotor
and NJ. X. Railroad at Burlington, for al
points West, and with trains on the chi
cago and Burlington Railroad for Gales
burg, Chicago and the East, connecting
at N -scatine for Iowa City. DC, and !,
Davenport with trains Fast and West
and with daily line of steamers for Du
ouque. and with the Northwestern P.cle,
Company's steamers for St. Paul.
- Passengers will be careful in pur
chasing their tickets Of the agent of the
Rapids Packets, GEO. w. GrRpoy. in
In the Company's new Office, ADJOINING
the st. Louis Packet Depot, and no, b.
deceived by runners.
~ Trains leave to connect with tb;,
fne passenger Packet at 7:l5 A. NJ. from
front Of ticket Office.
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c4Ausn o. sa1rn.

This sntsrtainnent win eoDs Of Tass.
day svesisg tnssesd Of Mosaay svsaise
q heretofore snnosseed. Lstsvesy pr
son u the city atsssd. See No aldrss,
Of the ladies a&xsd 70 the advsrtiaemsst
elsswhsrs. No bsttsr, no sober oA.sity
ever engaged the attention and labors q
. people than this work q the Ladies ol
tho 6aldisrs Aid Society. Patriotism,
duty. the brave men Who eomposs the
armies Of the Union, families left helpless
from whom tho husband or father hsa
gone for months and year., and perhaps
for ever-all these and more--she ben
edictions upon the givsr Of Him "vho
spaks as never man spake," and Who
taught that cit is more blessed to give
than to receive" al demand that our peo.
pie assist the ladies' 10 their work. Go
to the Atheneum, Tuesday evening. Jill
the house 70 overlooking. You will nev.
or hear anything better than Prof. Chase'a
readings. They have been everywhere
and uniformly, immensely successful
Don't fail to be present.
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w A N T E D.
III the PhRaiE Store WOrks.
Twenty Apprentices.

We viii receive into Works twenty more bows or
yoxng Apprentices TO the trade of Stove Plate
Hollow Ware Moulding. Meme need apply v no not
eighteen Of older. Applications by minors
must be accompanied by parents guardians who
give satisfactory statements TO general habits and
training and will guarantee fulhiiment the part
the apprentice Of the conditions Of the ndenfure
pay I've dolisrs per week for the first year with in
Of dollar per week for each Subsequent
but should the security be unsatsfacty dollar per
week viii be kept back until the term Of service shall
expire The above weekly co,-r all peeuniary
sponxhlfy part This siil be the lat oppcrfu-
nifty to learn the trade In establishment
ect 10 be able TO works with present jour
n~ymen and apprentice forre the future
We also ten Ste Plate Aouid~rs work either
BY the year piecework, 10 whom viii pay the
highest wages CoL.LIns. COMSroCK co,
juy26d oaincy, Illinois
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Dkny GAN Chr 0yvSc1.
ksoxuK, Aug. IL, 1854
0ROC80skD.
Cerreae1 - 4 HANNA 8 c., vhssa.als orsee


Corrected ~ = HANNA . c., Wholesale osssen.
SUeAa-N. 0slenns FIR, ~ peima 4l<e eAs6rs 46le
Nov yosh. 9, ~ Nsw xork, 4, ~ ersahsa - pow
dered 80.
AosAss.-saes Hosss, I os1l lie oesAsssyrup, .
0Sl zs-epsBAaa. excite.
CpsrnB-kto - - 80
Rscs-5c.
sosA--Ansr1nnn, lol<E heitzA, uke-
eaAp-raln, lo5fG fnnily, e5fE 6ssaan, l1izcOl2
rEAs-Young Hysoa, 81 s0G2 Ia Inpsriai, 81 70 to
TosAoop-iah Sweet, 7sc; Msdian DssnAa, % 70
2sc told 81 Natural Lsa1 81 - 10 - %.
NAns-Bsss DRApds - Is 70 rasss-
GLAss--sx1e Cosntry - - CITY r., rasss.
CospAss-u 10 -.
Oar APstks-l1 70 liz ~
Oar PsAoan-Hlfs II 70 lie . ..
Oar CUuaaass-1lc
RAisus-o1 - - = -.
eAlf-- IS - o.
PKanL 9fAnc8-10r.
wool kArGe-Q 81
Metzss wooasH NARs-3 Hoop Rails, q 90: hoop
TO- - - No 1 ruAs 1ae - No. d. ls 81 No u,
IL 5a xesfs - -, Is WasA-boards - o.
Passive. Maeksrsa, 49,. sls eo1as %
Ne.l q ~ 20 81 cell e.
Ne.7 do hf 10 80 oo<slo Is
III hhis. No. White Fish, ~ 50.
eOrIs-Cuai OIL, e0Dl Us. Lnssed OIL ss Lard on
81 IS TO 81 81 Fish OIL, 81 IS.
hC18Us-Bsnmaxk. lie
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SHERIFFS SALE.

STAIR or Iowa, LIE Goa
by virtue Of general execution to nae dircr. ts.ns
~ Tie tl-rk ei the suFr.ms Court Of Iowa at port
D@ Aoise- In iasur OF Eaton Brother Co. aud sSainsx
Richard 4, ls and Frederick Nn..I have Ie,,eI u, -
viii sell 10 the highest bidder ~ the fr,,uf % ~ ,hs
Clerks oce Of the District Is,urt Of Lee I,,nry ~ =,
IN SAID county, ON the 2 tn day Of Aagrst A. d.
isoa bctsern the hours of O'Clock A NJ and CLOCK
r NJ Commencing At o'clock r. ~ Of said day the to
lowing property tewr The south~ ct ausrtrf q, ,,on
shi 70 aii0nai nsfhwest quarter sectivn eie h-vn
teh and the northwest quarter section seventeen r
all In tow nsip yak north OF range IN al 49,.
Lee county. iowa ~ -
Taken levied upor and to be sold tr order az ror, -
satisfy slid execution. "
keokuk. July =. ls6a. ISRAEL ANDERSON
ffinter . Rec = a. Sheriff of Lee Co. Iowa
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WRITING School second term
OF Prof. Pearson's school commence,
Tuesday. Prof. P. is teacher of long
experience, is thoroughly master of those
branches which be has made q specially
and his classes improves very rapidly
he gave great satisfaction during the
last term, and deserves large patronage
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-15

~ The second term of w. H. Pear.
sons classes in penmanship, book keep.
ing and arithmetic will commence on
Tuesday next, August 18th, at the Cen.
trail School House. Please sec specimens
OF pupils writing at the postofice.
rs Private lessons given if equested
Aug. Is ct
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GxRnAs CLAss-I .h.,, .ou

GERMAN Glass; shall commence
class In German next Monday, ! 9th inst. il
Mr.. Jamisson's school room, corner 7.t
and Blondeau, and invite gentlemen and
ladies, and parents wbo desire that thei,
children shall acquire thorosgh ksswl
edge Of this useful language. 70 embrace
this opportunity. Terms. o. per month
Dix lessons per week. Hour from tn S
o'clock p. Nj. Ann Vs..
Aug. Civ
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LOIHy.
DR.. H. NDERS e. 3 O.'s
IODINE WATER.

Iodine water acts upon the Heart. LIVER KIdn~ys
gssttve 0rgaEs, and 0i.DaE.ar system.
The success which hA@ attended the ofthis rsmed
y pxfvAts practice sDd the endorsement oil medical
thority, enable IL the pr.ctsion.s
as The putlr, feeling confident ir trial IL
WI Attest Ii excellence the oil Chronic
xich Indicate Iodine such - crofu4 Bronchitis.
skin krupstoss, Heart vsf, and Kidney Rsessss
vo0 Affections, Nearnlgia, Rheumatism Dtspepsia De
biIity, syphilis, etc.
Phyacsnns may rely upon tbs uniform strength Of
Iodine Wafer - containing thre<qaarter grsin psrs
Iodine In each 6nd psrs water kspsns k.sas
sssd II not liable decomposition
formed fneAfitiHs Dcither Iodine DIR pf
nedrAIed BY combination with any ingredient render
ing tins solution superior to any other method Of exh
tting iodine.
Pull directions accompany each aotfie that IL mar be
ss<d faniiy medicine well by profession
Price dollar per bostle receipt u nve .ilArs
ax bottles ooasssfedyrss ~ empress % any hddsess
Beware Of Counserfess lmisafsoss which u,,rinc
pied deacss ends1yor dispose Of on out reputation
So oar signature and trade mark she reek word head
ting this sisersisem@rJ upcn labels and wrzpp~ o
each bottle, wifheat which none il erazlae-
Circulars gratis.
DR.. II. ANDERs co,
Physicians and theuaisfs
mAy0dsS6m No. AS Broadway, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-15

Mr.. Hind, thu. astrosouef. writes "a
the London Tunes that pes comet has
been discovered
A comet. discovered slmost simulta.
neously b. n. Tsnpsl 1t Maue,lIes and
Professor Rsspighi anl Boioena. on the
morning. Of The 9Th sit., appears likely to
become an object Of cnnsidersbls inter-
est about the middle Of August. From
the Bologna Observations on the 5sh, one
1t Leipsic on the night of the 10Th,
and third taken with Mr.. Bishops 70.
tractor on the l4.h, an approximate orbit
has been computed BY Mr.. G. G. Tsl-
madge. OF thus observatory. Il would
Do unsafe in this case to venture upon
any definite prediction Of the future cir
cum'tances Of the comets appearance
from present data; but they are sufhc,eo.
70 indicate that it must approach near
the earth about the time Of inferior con-
junction with the sun in the middle Of
me ensuing month. probably with hi-
tude high enough to. allow OF it being
observed morning. and evening for some
days; and with . degree Of brightness
eight or nine hundred times greater thas
on the 18th. whes il Was by no msans .
faint telescope object Its orb, 10 re-
variable for its near coincidence with the
plane Of the earth's path, the inclination
being little more than two degrees.
" The observation on the 18th gave the
following positions: At l9h. sos; mean
time ct Twickenham, right ascension, 3h.
9m. 34s.; north declination, 10 deg, IAN
SOS.
" 10 the course Of few days hops 10
De able to communicate moro definite Ear
t,caiars respecting the comets srask in
the heavens
/" Il il not one that has been previous
ly computed.
T" ! am, sir, your most obed't serv't,
-. Il. HiHp,
!" Mr.. Bishops Observatory, Twicken-
ham, Saturday night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-15

ATTENTION, GERMAN RrrLEs.-The
members of company "B" German Ri.
Hes J will meet at corner Of 7th and Main
street. this Monday evening, at 7 o'clk,
for drill.
By order of Cspt. ScHEyER.
JACOB WoHLwEsD, Ord. Serg't.
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CHERIFF'S SALE
GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ srarx OF Iowa, LEx CeuyrY-ss
BY virtue o! special execution me directed issue,
by the Clerk OF the District Court Of said county Ia vor
Of hiiiiam Patterson, and against g. Marshall have
levied nln an VIII sch TO the bidder At the uf
apr on the Clerk Once Of the Bisrf OF Lee eoun
~ lows az keokuk, in said county on the Ith d.v ~
s~pienib~r ID ls6f, between the hours Of 9 O'Clock
NJ and ocloek p. NJ. commencing nj o'clock n Nj AZ
sao DAY the following rrpPertv towit. en- tlo} Eet on
Of the northEstrp1y side II lot two f2 IN bh thir+x
tsgein the eity OF h-okak Les county. iewa-
Iakes iefis npon and TO be sold by Of court TO
salty said writ Of execution.
keokuk, Aug :. ls64 ISRAEL ANDERSON
rrihsef : rec " w. Sheriff of Lee Co, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-15

CheaP Ready Made CloshlDg.
At this present time, when cloth aud
clothing have gone up to almost fabulou.
prices when even the Righteousness Of
greenbacks fail to make it AZ easy matter
to procure full rig of wearing gear
and when one is almost tempted to wish
the primitive and cheap costume adopted
BY our first parents would again become
fashionable, at least till ssthis cruel war il
over" il 10 sufficient to cause ones heart
to rejoice to ind an establishment where
substantial and elegant goods can be had
"cheap for cash." And you can End It.
Go to the store OF Stern Brothers, No. 8
Main street. near the Levee, who are JUS,
in receipt Of splendid stock Of Ready
Made Clothing, meos' and boys wear, for
the fau trade, and you win discover wha.
We have told you herein is true. The
goods are made to order. aud thus made
IN better style than most ready made
clothing. They are Of Srst rate quality
aud sold At very low figures. We CON.
mend this establishment to our public
aud the trade generally, especially ner-
chants 'rom abroad. purchasing goods 10
this market. Such canno, do better than
to buy Of Stern Bros; their good. are
splendid, you can't erumblc At their
prices. and yos will 6nd the Mes.r.
Storms courteous. obliging and geutle-
manly. Make your purchases It No. s
Main street.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Unien Convention for Lee County, will be held
at Charleston, Saturday September 3D. at O'Clock
o.
Said Convention will nominate candidates for Cleri
Of the District Court and County Recorder and
such other business - may properly come before it.
The ratio of representation viii be Delegate from
each Township. and additional for every hundrs
votes and for every fraction thereof over y cast 70
Gov VIM. NJ Stone.
By order Of the Central Committee.
j. NJ HIATT Casirnss
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

STsrY oF low LEE Couxrr-ss
BY virtue Of general execution 10 me directed ,..e
by the Clerk Of the District of said coupty in
u chaplin Lire, and sgsinst H. Sullivan have levied
apon and will sell 10 the highest bdd~r at the ut door
% the trks Once Of the district Court on Lee puntv
lews nj k-oknk In said county, the nth day Of Al
gust, A. D. lse4 between the hours OF O'Clock A M
aud O'Clock p. NJ commencing at 2o'clock al ssid
lay, the following property io-wit: seinc part Of lo,.
eleven and twelve s in block thirty six 1851 IN the
eify OF heokuk, Lee county Iowa beginning at point
sixty Noo) fert from johnson street fourth street
thence along Fourth street tow ards the alley twenty t0
feet thence right angle acr IS said lots one bunad
tlOs feet, thence right sngl lie towards Jehpsp ,,e.,
twenty tot feet thence in straight line on. hundr.S
IiooJ ieet 10 the place of beginning
Taken levied upon and sold TO satisfy said wrft
Of execution
kcokuk July %. 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON
franfers Fee - COL Sheriff Of Lee Co.. Iowa.
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HAIR DYEi HAIR DYD!!

QATCHELORe celebrated HAIR DYH . sAs Rsss 4,
- tAs TsvA. The only Hsvmxsss 7~vs ~ Rsissha
dye known This spendid Hair Dye II psrfecschanxes
ned knsfy, " Gray Hair instantly ssteEsp 6GeA -
fsstrsi B~sws without njnrng Hair OF STAINING H.
Skin leaving the Hair 6oft and Beantifnl mpaxts eah
Vitality frequently restoring ts pristine cor and rpc
6es IT, III effects Of Ba Dyes The eeofine = sirus
WILLIAM L. BArCHELOR; Ill Others g ueee irsite-
toas end shosld BE- AVOIDED Sold BY I'll Druexisn g
tACIOkf-G BarclAystre<t New York Bircuxfpps
NV ToTLES CnsAN for pressing the HAIR fiy0-dkvlv
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~ Telegraph cQcAse. Aug. Ii.
Plour-Qmet Sales Of 900 bids Il SO oceSiI % for
white Winter. and oooS 20 for Spring Extra
whest-2Gjc lower, l092 - for No sprinS, and
ss1 81 Tor No. Spring, ciosng II the insde quota
tons
Cornlze lower. Sales 800 bush 24Dl Is for No.
!, and 2t<91 u for No. closing qaiet.
OAis-s;esdy 81 6seesl< for No. !, and g for To 2
Rye-293c higher. Sales at 3oeI Il for No. !, and
360l.35 for No. =
naney-Sg6c higher. Sales at s0D2 o.
Whsky-l4c higher II 90 TO 1874 closing At Cut
aide figures
Mess kerk--Duli at 20 o.
lAsd-fRm, steam, 26r.
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DROWNED A son of Orson Eaton.
about ten years old, was drowned while
In swimming on the opposite side of the
river, on Saturday afternoon. Captain
Charles Gillespie recovered the body b,
diving after it, fifteen minutes after the
boy was drowned.
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SIDEWALK NOTICE.

II tn II sss If tie feliersas dsse-sssd Lots.
At meeting Of the City Counc OF the city Of eokuk
held August l, 1884, the following on er was made:
Resolved thai the Of lots and II, block ~
lots and Il block So be directed have side
graded and paved six feet wd- aso that the owners
lots and II block g.; lots and L. block IS and
L. block g. and ots and Il block 81, be directed
have the sidewalk in front If their respective lots 5th
street graded aud paved six feet in vi tn Aso that
owners of lots and IL block A. lots and L. block Al
and lots and IL block 81 be directed lay . plank
walk four feet wide in front Of their respective lots
Fourth street Also that the Of lots l and II
block So and lots and L. block s also lots and L.
block 90 be ordered TO lay plank walk feet wide in
front Of their respective lots Fifth Also thar
the OF lot II biork a. be directed to have
walk four feet wide laid in fronf Of hts lot on eth
street Also that the Of lots III and IL block -
be directed to have the sidewalk graded and paved
front Of said lots Exchange street Said sidewalks
be graded and paved the piaak-wak laid within
days from date. b. 8. MERRIAM, Clerk.
aug4-dl4t
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@ A few day bosrders can be &C.
commodatsd with boarding. BY Mrs. Van.
davert, on Exchange. between 9th and
7th Streets.
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~One Of the Kindergarsens ia Boz
ton has adopted the system Of gradua,;se
the school hours 70 the age and sdvanoe.
ment of the papils, and the results bays
been most favorable. The youngest child.
rem come only from to la in the fore
noon those next them como one hour
IN the afternoon also, and the oldest two
hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-15

Ezn1i1A1zH.-Ws 1ssz1 TIT II.
CIark Aartis, II BirnissAan. vss vssy
nsgh bang killed By Ais wife, oae evening
lAss wsst. The family - = ssppss j.
the eourss Of which Mn. Nsgot mp
from TIE tabls, vent into IL ysrd. got a
- "A ssssrsisg. apladnshsa N Mr.
in asd strsck him ssvsrs blow j. tAs
back Of The head, frsetnring the skull,
and prodssisg wound which i i feared
viii casss bis dsAth.> Temporary insanity
probably oeeasioned ths dsed.
We lssrn these fsets from . condemns
Ijust from Biaminghan. Mr.. Martin il .
most excellent man.
1Q-List Of patients received 10 q. s.
General Hospital, Keokuk, Iowa, August
lib, 1864:
David J. Carroll, Ssrgt, Co. G, 9th
Infantry.
franklin Ovens, Sergeant. Co. A, 9th
Cavalry.
james Swan, Sergeant, Co. h, 9th In
fhntry.
william R. McMsstsr, Corporal, Co. /,
9th Cavalry.
John Nichols, Corporal, Co. H. 32d
Infantry. e
| Noses T. sweeney. Corporal. Co. @,
Goth Infantry.
William E. Walker, Corporal, Co. B,
I'd Cavalry.
Benjamin Anderson, Go. G. 39d Inf '.
Bj.man j. Barton, Co. A, 25,h Infy.
Misses Barnham. Co. H, 81 Infantry.
John Bowles. Go. l, seth Infantry.
| William K. Gave. Co. G, sd Iof4ntry.
| Thos. A. D. Costalo, Go. L, 9th Cav
4 VIM. j. Csammond, Co. G, llfh Infy
james a. Catter, Co. G, SGD Infantry
/ Levi H. Chs fin. Co. A, a5th Infantry
John Congor, Go. K, 18th Infantry.
/ Charles Diekenson. Co. H, 3Ist Inf !
John w. Davis, Co. K, 4th Infantry
Rufus Fowler, Co. G, 18th Iofantry
!. Benedict Friday, Co. &. 7th Infantry
William Fresh water, Co. G, 4th Inf'y
Jonathan Garwood. Go. H, 39th Infy
jacob Huffman, Co. d, 18th Infantry
Peter Highlan, Co. H, 9th Infantry.
RI Joseph Horton, Co. G. Both Infantry
Cyrus Hamilton. Co. d, 80,h Infantry
Thos. d. Hull. Co. A, 7th Infantry.
John Hiser, Go. D. It'll Infantry
Gust Hanson, Co. H, w. 8. Infantry
! William Kahn, Co. b, 10Th Infantry
RI jacob Kulermann, Co. D, 9TH Infantry
John G. Mason, Co. A, 18th Infantry
I A. J. McConsnghy, Go. G, 39lh Int'y
John Malanay, Co. A, 18Th Iafaotry
John w. Moore, Co. II, llth Infantry
I George S. Mckay, Co H, 7th Infantry
> Green McDaniel, Co. /, 4th Infantry
William b Stith, Co. H, 9th Cavalrv
Thomas Morris. Co. K, 10Th. Unfairly
Samuel Monroe. Co. G, 9th Infantry
James Mayer, Co. &, 7.h Infantry.
/ Heory II. Neal, Go. Z, 18th Iofantry
Amos Nswberry, Go. A, 18th Infantry
John w. Parker, Co. B. 18th Infantry
Peter Por,ico. Co. D, ll,h Infantry.
Abraham ID. Purington, private, Co
X, Both Infantry.
William Qaillin, Co. G, 9th Cavalry
James W. Richards. Co. A, II.h Int '
Luther ID. Rogers, Co. E, 9th Cavalry
> Wm. H Stye,s, Co. A, 7sh Infantry
" w. Sergeant, CO. F, Cd Issaotry.
II William 8. Smith, Co. K, 32sIafansry
John Shook, private, Co. A, 81 CAv'y
John Strohm, Co. &, I'd Infantry.
E Frederic Tice, Co. G, 10Th Infantry.
, Andrew Y. Thompson, ca. r, 4th Cav
.. Thos. G. Wence, Go. d, 18th Infantry
Asa E. Welsh. Co. E, 18th Infantry
Chas. N. Wilson, Co. l, 18Th Iofan,r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-15

~krsmer. Irwin 4 Co., agents 70,
the sale OF Ssocun's ''side Loading Re.
volven." The best pistol nov in use
No. los Main stress
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WORMS woRMSll
MoruEpa SAVE x~ua cmlhnnRr

ThOnunds u children die yearly ffsa uDrms wh0ss
lives might Be sAsed Mothsss Dr.. ~ &c All -
WsR9 LORenges which will surely 1fil ard expei
them from year children. Chiidrsn will eat them .
readily any candy For CoUozs, Co9ps, &C. use
SHIELDS cuAPUuSD Cough LOxKN0E -.
Fer sale By Aessrs VOWEL Co., =. HxBka, and an
drugxists. jel1-dly
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PRey. PALAER's CoNCRRT This comes
Of Thursday evening next At the Athene-
um. You are going. Of course you are.
Going for several reasons. You will do
it because you wish to support our own
domestic institutions, and encourage the
cultivation and full development Of the
musical talent Of the place, and because
your friends participate 10 the exercises,
and it will crafty yourself and your
friends if you. are present, and because
you "hsve music in your soul" and ara
fond of good singing and will surely hear
it if you attend the concert. These are
some Of the reasons why you will co.
Let US make suggestion. The grand
feature of the concert is the Oratorio Of
Queen Esther, 10 which the history oil
that Queen as found in the Biblical &C.
count is given you ia music. Now you
wish 10 understand the peice, so do you
take down your bible Cts pretty dusty
We cxpect) and read the Book of Esther
against Thursday evening. Then viii the
whole thing be much more interesting to
you. (Our Devil" who 10 looking owe.
our shoulder suggests that We had better
read it ourself. Impertinont Devil
go to your case.'')
Prof. Palmer is unsurpassed Is an in
structor in music. His class is large and
excellent one, and the concert cannot
fail to be good thing.
The New Bosros-This splendid
ne. boatis the morning packet from Fl.
MadisonSto Dsvenpor, and way places.
The genial and even popular Captair
Charlie Morrison in charge. A new
boat. aud with Charlie for Master. This
packet offers rare inducements to the trav.
cling public. of which they will not fail
TO avail themselves.
DIDN'T SEE i've didn't but large
number did. We mean that ghost tina,
has appeared several nights on the top oil
buildings on Main street between Third
and Foarth-was seen by several Satar.
day night-some,hing less than one shous
and, male and female, watching for i, las
night. We reached the scene Of sctior
at eleven o'clock. Just then it appeared
on the house-top. Every body shouted
"There's the Ghost" Ladders were or
hand, several mounted tho root -ghos'
ran to trap-door in the roof and disap.
peared. Sharp ghost that. Wonder if
anybody is sold! What between that
ghost and the guerillas, Keokuk 10 like
" TO DO "chawed up" We amt "demori
allied" at all-but We expect to sleep
with our bead under cover, and have .
violent nightmare every night for the
next two weeks. We are glad that we
are Corporal. amt We? Time of great
danger, isn't III Let's organise militia
~ company iu each ward. Fellow oouu-
trymeu, that ghost must be exterminated.
Strike for your affairs and Jour 6res.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-15

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