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A GARD TO THE PUBLIC.

A GARD TO THE PUBLIC.
FNHE UNDERSIGNED hereby return their thanks
Il to MIR Valentine Fries, Agent, and the
GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New York, for the great promptness they have
shown IN paying TO US the amount OF the insuu nee
on the life OF Peter Eicher, deceased Said EicheT
insured his life for the benefit OF his fe and chil-
dren, on the 2lst day o Apr1, 1864 He suddenly
took SICK, and led on the Sd day OF May 1864, and
on thus day the Company has pad us the amount of
the insurance $1,000 We think right that the pub-
lie shoud know these facts.
BARBARA EIoHEB.
Dayton, May "a, 1854. A. HooRsT find
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t4t OF ONO, y
COLUMBUS, Aug 30
Foreyvarned, Ferenrmed.

II not premature TO warn the people that
just Aztec the Chicago nomination IS made we
shall have lrightful reports of conspiraces,
attempted insurrections and plots against the
Government 1t is the sole stock 10 trade
lett to the adherents of Abraham Lincoln
They can say nothing in favor OF their mas
ter aud they are compelled as desperate re.
sort to fail back on the exploded artihce Of
arousing the fears Of the people by sensation
stories Of bloody plots. Gen Hemtzelman' $
order may be taken as the initiatory step in
this game. As for the awful affair unearthed
in ST. Louis, that is dead already Even the
New York Times with all its powers of deg
atiton, conld not swallow the enormous false
hoods of that story, Il did not produce the
ghost Of psuie, and lies stark and stiff in
the Potter's Field Of politics with
"Nono so poor to do i, reverence"
We need not think Il will conclude this in.
famous business. We shall have surleit Of
plots until the people by their action in No
vember shall signify to all Shoddydom that
they are not again 10 be bamooozled by such
silly fabricatiSns into support of the Lincoln
Seward faction = Cleveland PIaindedlcr.
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Read what those say who have used It;
MIR. Charles W. Land su, OF louisville, and Mr.. J.
Hszarde, Cincinnati, o, both we're cured after using
one pot OF Dr. strickaud's Pile Renedy They say
they have tried everything but ccud obtap no reei,
but one Pot OF StricklRnd's Pile Remedy enecttd q
perfect cure after suffering for many y With the
worst kind Of Piles. They recommend every one
who Is suferingto tryit.
Ask for
Dr. Strickldnds Pile Remedy.
Sold by all druggists, IS cts pot. Manufactured st
No. East Fourth At, Cincinnati, o. mia
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SAMUEL FETTER's ESTATE.

NOTICE il hereby given thAt the undersigned has
In heen appointed and qualified a. admin traior
on the estate Samuel FetteTs, late Of Montgom ~
county, deceased. STE HEN A. MASSLfOH. =
DAMON, Aug. nth, 1884. suglS-dtwSwsv
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mentcaI

GUHEs Coughs Code, Sore Throat, Asthma, and
~ Consumption. II Ia only necessary ior any one
troubled with these complaints TO ny one boVle OF
StricE ands Meilifuovs OOvsh Bdlsam
to convince them thattis the best preparation ever
used. Il not only the above affections ~ The
Throat and LunRs, hut II cures Night hweets Riu
Splitting Of vi Cd and is an excellent ehrgle tor am
kind OF sore Throat Il ~ pleasant 60 teke, md
safe medicine or infants Price e5 Centa per bottle.
For sale by druggists generally. mia
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NoTloE.-ls hereby gwen that on the 7th day Of
IN July, A ID 1884, Mnna Reuber was appointed d
Admlnstratux Of Frederck Reuber, decd late OF
N Montgomery county, Ohio, and has given nd ac-
cording 70 law, and entered upon the discharge OF
her tIust, as such administrators
MlNNA pEURER,
Administrative Of Fredrck Reuher, deo,d.
Dayton, August 18th 1865 aug90 w3w
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Wanted.--Aeompsteht shoemaker Steady
given Inquire at this Office.
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LheY are not again 10 De Oam oOOEltu hY NuCu
silly fabrcatiSns into support Of the Lincoln
Seward faction Cleveland Plaindedlcr.
Rebel AecOuuts--The Fight Mt Ream's
stA.ion-The Rebel Gtn, AndrysOn
Wound ded-Ometat Dspaten from Gen.
Les-RePOTIed Capture OF spear, sc.
From the Rchmoud Sentinel Avg. XII
The Weldon Railroad hiss again brought
the Yankees and the cronkers to grief
Thursdsy General A. P. Hill assaulted the
enemys works, near Ream's Station, about
twelve miles from Petersburg, and carried
them, securing two thousand prisoners and
nine pieces Of cannon
We are pleased to state that our casualties
ere represented to be slight, though we regret
to learn that among the wounded mentioned
! are the names OF General Anderson, of Geor.
gia, and Colonel Charles Marshall, of Vir.
ginia, the latter IN the arm.
HrAp0vARrFRs ARMY NORTHERN yrRoINrA,l
| August %, 1864. J
Hon. J. A. seddon, Secretary Of War;
General A. p Hill attacked the enemy in
his intrenohments, at ReAms Station, yester
day evening, and at the second assault car
ried his entire line.
Cookies and McRse's North Carolina brig
ades under General Heth, aud Lanes Nortt
Carolina brigade, of Wilcox's division, undei
Gen Connor, with Pegram's artillery, com
posed the assauting column.
One line OF breastworks was carried by tht
cavalry under Gen Hampton with great gal
antry, which contributed largely to the sue
cess Of the day.
Seven stand Of colors, two thousand prison
ers and nine pieces of artillery are in oul
possession
The loss of the enemy in killed and wound
ed is reported TO be hsavy-Ours relatve
snail
Our profound gratitude is due to the Give
Of all victory, and our brave men and officer
eugaged. r. Il. LEE.
Up to the time the train left yesterday, tn
lighting had not been renewed,
Brigadier General Spear, the notoriou
: Yankee raider, is reported captured
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

" aANA Nv - = -
sECRETNRY OF STATE.
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG, Z
OfSeueca Osunty.
SUPREME JUDGES,
troa ruLL rEhH)
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP, F.
OF Fairfield Cou ",
tpo rtLL vAcaNcfEs.l
Low VaaanCy,
MACHIAS G VIII TbLEf, q
OF Hancock County.
Short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER .. BOYS,
Of ighland uounty.
sNrAIToRNEY GENERAL
LYMAN r CRlrCHFlELD,
Of Holmes County .......
COMPTROLLER OF THE ThEAsUkf'
WILLIAM s '. PRENTlSS,
OF Franklin County
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER s RAMSEY,
OF Haryiin Comfy.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
(TutL rEAn.)
WILLIAM LARWILL,
OF Ashland Comfy.
(rOR v,oASc1,)
CHARLES B0ESEL,
OF Auglaiae County,
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NoTlCE.--A persons are warned against harboE
IN ing or trusting my wife, Barbara on my account
as will pay no dAbts OF her contracting
auR9l'stw6itd JOHN h, KGHNRN,
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0 YES! o YES!

VNHE undersigned Ia a duly licensed Auct oneer
j for Montgomery county, and will cry sales, as
onen ~ hiH services, may bs IN demand
Persons who have not taken out license, will be at
tended TO-, 4 they violate the law
N. R.--Reeidenoe W miles southeast Of MAMIE
BURG. Order leit with JOHN KISER,jr., or ADAM
CLAY, Mamlaburg on Main street, vii, be attended
to, Col. GEORGE KISkR.
auglO,wlwoy
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.

The Fight NJ Reama' station Two
Thousand Prisoners and Mine Pieces
of Artiiiery Captureu-Ths Eubsrela
Driven nack stH mties-Tvvsive Niles
81 Haiiroad psstroyed, &e.
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Wheeler & Wilson

sEwrNa MACHINE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24
VOL. IL.


We notice in the Musca.ioe papers .
preamble and resolutions adopted BY The
Committee of the Sanitary Fair in refer
ence to the ex pulsion from the public
schools of that city Of several girls Of
prominent Union citizens on account Of
their attendance at the Sanitary Fair.
1t seems that there was rule imposing
the penalty of dismissal for certain pc
riod Of rilful absence from the school.
and John H. Wallace, President of the
Board, took advantage of the rule and in
concent With the Superintendent of the
school, wreaked his malice against the
Sanitary Fair and bis loyal fellow. .ctize ns
BY causing the expulsion oftheir daug srs
from the public schools of the city.
This John H. Wallace is mean skunk,
an unmitigated Mahony rebel sympathizer
and Copperhead candidate for Secretary
Of State. We trust that the soldiers and
their friends will remember him At the
election in November.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

n9- Said Douglas, in the last letter he
ever wro;e-and his words were ad-
dressed to his Democratic followers-"If
We hope to regain and psrpetuate the as
tendency of our party, we should never
forget that man cannot be a true Demo-
crat unless he is a loyal patriot" That
is what Douglas thought; " hat Jackson
thought; what Jefferson thought. To
each and oil of them, love of country and
the welfare of their Government was the
guiding principle of their political action
How degenerate those who now wear the
name of the party of which they we're
leaders Men who pledge themselves to
treason, and become the allies of rebellion
In midnight gatherings of secret societies,
whose aims are to destroy the Govern
ment; men who discourage enlistments;
who encourage riots and resistance to the
draft, and deserlion from the army; who
would incite the masses TO armed reeis-
tance Of the constitutional authorities Of
the land; who rejoice at Union defeats;
who would vote neither men nor money
nor munitions of war to enable the Gov
ernmeut 10 defend itself from the assaults
Of those seeking the national life. These
men call themselves Democrats - call
themselves loyal men, and claim to belong
to the party Of Douglas. Oh, shame,
where is thy blush
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

re The peace Democrats ia the West
having undertaken to make fun Of Gen.
Henry Clay Smiths jooa!sr remark thas
he would bet $500. GOO that Lincoln
would bc re elected; the General has per-
fected arrangements to make the bet good
A day or two ago he forwarded to the
parties in the West, who have been at
tempting to ridicule the matter, an offer
to put immediately, in any respectable
banking house, $4,000 on the proposed
bet, the whole Of it to be forfeited if the
entire half million were not put up before
the election. Now let us SEQ what thes.
Louisville gentlemen havsto say TO thi,
business like exhibition Of faith in Lin
coin. Will half million scare of toe
Belmont party?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

ID- The cold Pub Func" supports
Mcclellan; Fernando Wood supports Nc.
Clellan; Vallandigham supports McClel.
Ian; Alexander Long supports Moi Clellan
Ben. G. Harris supports Mcclellan
Thomas H. Seymour supports Mcclellan
Byington. Mahony, Clay Dean, and al
the secesh sympsthzers and peace sneaks
of the North support Mcclellan.
And the scccsh of the Border States
support Mcclellan, and the rebels in arms
cheer for Mcclellan, and Mcclellan is
very popular with the traitors of the South
and with their northern friends from
Maine to California.
But the patriotic people of the North
and the gallant soldiers of the Union don't
support Mcclellan and Pendleton with
their Chicago platform.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24
FRoR NEW ORLEANS.

New York, Sept. %.
The steamer Emily B. Sanders, from
New Orleans 18th, has arrived.
An arrival from mp the river gives
doubtful rumor Of tho capture of Little
Rock.
A large supply Of clothing, DC, has
been sent via Red River by Gag of truce
to Union prisonere.
Hereafter no person will be arrested in
New Orleans Without = written accusation
against them.
Missississippi river very low.
Nothing ne- from Mobile.
Some additional particulars of the rec.
ent capture Of townsville l,y Cortinas are
received, but embrace nothing important
in addition to those sent yesterday.
Col. Day. 9lss ILL.,, commands the Fed
eral trrops At Brsxos Santiatego.
1t is rumoFed 10 military circles here
that Gen. Banks will leave this depart.
ment Dext week He is now more pnpu-
lar with the Free State party than ever
before.
A Mcclellan organ will be started here
II his friends cannot purchase one of the
city papers. s
The transport Alabama has Just arrived
from Braxos with the intelligence tha; an.
other fight had occurred at Bsgdad be-
tween the French and Cortiaas.
A private letter, written ten minutee
before the Alabama sailed, says 6ght i.
now progressing. Artillery is used By
both sides. The French marines are good
gunners and ars entrenched. Res IL
tpurely conject ural
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24
Rebels Still Skedaddling
The Dram COnsnse e,eced at
Dubuque.
RumOrs Of Peace NegOtia.
liOns.


The Whole Army AdvAncial - Rebels
Rstrsating.
New York. Sept. as.
Worlds Special
Head Qrs. Sheridan's Army. J
Below Winchester,
Sept. ssd, 1864. !
The entire army advanced at noon yes
terday aud took position On the Heights
on either side of Strsusburg. twenty miles
below Winchester aud towards S,aunson
10 front Of Flint Hill. The artillery open.
I'd on the left Immediately demoralisine
the eremy's ekirmisb line and scattering
il back. A shot from Tyler's battery Of
the l9sh corps Set fire TO barn ju.t be-
yond Strausbure coon after the firing com.
menced. Meanwhile the 9Th corps, which
was assigned the business of the day,
sent forward skirmish line. consisting
of the 9Th Mo. 24th Ohio, and 7th New
York Regiments. of the Sd Division. and
'the 95th Pa. aud 18Th n. Y. Regiments
Of the lst Division, to develop the enc.
my's strength upon and capture if posi-.
bic corps forming on the very formida-
BILE position held by the enemy on Flint
Hill.
This line advanced handsomely, driv
ing the rebel line from the foot Of the
crest, but no further The enemy stub.
bornly held their own afterward uotil the
close of the afternoon. The enemy re-
fused to answer with single gun.
Capt. McCArtby's battery finally ad-
vanced to our skirmish line on the left Of
the 9th corps and the centre of the army,
and gave the enemy such firing by his
battery as shattered portion of their line
and caused il to retreat Soon after about
dusk. while the battery was still firing,
the FIRST brigade of the Sd division of the
9Th corps charged on the extreme right
under deadly FIRE aud gallantly stormed
and carried the crest which had been
fought for unsuccessfully during the af-
ternoon. This closed the days engage
ment. The losses of the 9th corps in the
fight will probably reach 200 killed and
and wounded.
Gen. Tarbott with Wilson's and Mer-
rilrs divisions of cavalry was sent around
the mountains on the left early this morn
ing. A dispatch arrived At this hour
stating that he has driven the enemy
cavalry from Front Royal and is six miles
beyond and still advancing.
Gen. Averill is on the extreme right
and developed no force Of consequence in
his front during the evening.
Ii the enemy remains to fight.
there viii be at least showing Of hands
by both armies, though whether We shall
assault them in their present position re-
mains the question.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24
@ Every man who votes for McCIel-
Ian must at the came time vote for that
persistent peace sneak. Pendleton.

F Six Copperhesds of Sandusky,
Ohio, have been arrested as accomplices
of the pirates who seized the boats on
the lakes with a view of releasing the
rebel prisoners. Some of these prisoners
have been sent to Fort lafayette and
will be released-when Mcclellan takes
the Presidential chair-but the poor fell
lows will have no chance to vote for him
in November.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24
Affairs At Chaxlesten-ndos5y Wounded.
New York. Sent. 23

News from Charleston to 18th is re-
ceised. Our firing on the city continued
and deserters report immense damage
done. TIE rebel commander has refused
to allow Gen. Foster to send supplies to
our prisoners in Georgia. Several rebel
officers on Morris Island have expressed
. desire TO take the oath of allegiance.
The Richmond Examiner reports .
large force 10 Charleston.
The Herald's Washington special says
Mosby xas wounded few days since in
a reconnaissance towards Aldic. He re-
ceived.a pistol ball in the mouth, passing
through the back part Of the jaw, and an-
other in the abdomen. infictlng . severe
wound. The Richmond Ema miner SAYS
be was only wounded ia The thigh and
will soon be in the saddle again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

~ The Union men of Illinois are
setting good example to Union men
elsewhere. They have entered upon the
campaign with will, and are driving it
forward with the most determined earn
estness. Their ablest men are upon the
stump, and mass meetings are being held
all over the State to which the loyal mass.
es turn out in their strength.
The Sucker State will roll up tire.
mendous majority for Oglesby, Lincoln.
Johnson, and the Union. The Cops had
better take TO their holes q. once If they
would "Aee from the wrath to come
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

The Mormons me recruiting in Lon
don with success.
Tile sewing women OF Philadelpbia
have just held public meeting for the
purpose of encouraging the formation Of
Unions for the protection of their inter-
ests.
"A beautiful and well-dressed young
girl was found dead on the shore of the
lake, near Detroit, last week From GER
tain marks upon the body it il believed
she was murdered.
Turkey is more civilized than the
Confederacy. The Sultan has just put =
stop to the Circassian slave taade, while
the chivalry are fighting to perpetuate
human servitude.
Alexander Dumas is engaged in
writing book on the Essence of Re-
ligion," singular subject 10 bo chosen
by the novel writer.
Several attempts were made by the
Buffalo Coppsrheads to get up rio. dur
ing the great Union meeting in that city
last Wednesday. The torchligbt process
sion in the evening was attacked at four
different points. but the cowardy admirers
of Little Mac" we're driven off.
1t is reported that the slave trade on
the coast OF West Africa is again very
brisk.
Nearly all the famous cotton mills in
the Blackstone Valley, Rhode Island, are
idle, owing to the scarcity of labor and
| stock.
1t is a remarkable fact that in Ire.
land, during the present dry season, the
potato disease has nowhere made its sp
pearance, and the escuient was never
known to be more healthy.
There is a church in Bridgeport,
Conn.,, four OF whose deacons are bank
presidents.
A living frog has been found in the
heart of solid rock excavated neal
Johnstown, Pa.
"A store in Painsvile. Ohio, was
broken into 'a> lex by burglars, and
robbed o, s. 600. Entrance was obtain.
ed by removing portion Of the door panel
with an auger aud then drawing tue bolt
] "A Boston gentlman who sent Gil
more's Band to the Chicago Convention
at his own expense (about $4,000 de
clared that he cant swallow the platform
and considers himself sold hugely.
| There is a crinoline rebellion in vi
emma that threatens . serious revolution
in the world of fashion The Empress o.
i Austria having attempted to induce bel
| fair subjects to discard criuoline, the Ps
risians are in state of indignation that /
barbaric crty like Vienna should presum
to take the initiative 10 any matter Of tast
d or fashion.
4 A hotel is up at rsffls in St. Joseph
Missouri. 1t is valued at Sl25, 900, an
the tickets are 81 each. Slim chance fo
getting that hotel.
1t is said that the Smith family
England numbers quarter of miliio
: Of people, and in Scotland 1000.
q "A case illustrating the manner i
, which conscience upbraids the evil-doo
i vas lately developed at the Treasury Ds
partment, in Washington, two or thrs
days ago. A letter was received frol
Boston, inclosing a $500 six per cen,
. bond, in which the writer stated that
had been an employ Of tho United Stat.
Government for series Of years, and h
forwarded the bonds as compensation fo
: '.uutaithfulness in the discharge Of bis d,
: ties for which . salary vas receised."-
No name was attached to the letter.
i "A chunk Of lead weighing l,0(
pounds was recently taken from les
mine near Dodgeviile, Iii.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

~" AU1Kf UFPt. 20.
The Washington Republican yesterday
having stated that JEFF. Davis had sent
letter to Jacob Thompson At Niagara
Falls, proposing peace by the rebel army
laying down arms and returning to allie
glance and the Union, slaves made free
70 remain 80, those not free to remain in
slavery, says gentlemen sharing the oon.
fidenee Of the Government have no faith
IN the report, and assert 1t - Wall stree.
speculation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24
Rejoicing Over shsriaan's Victory.
New York. Seot. "a

The Herald's City Point letter Of the
2lst says Sheridsn's great victory has in
spircd our troops mora than reinforce
ment of 10000. 1t vas received
with uprourous enthusiasm. Grant tele.
graphed at once to Washington to make
Sheridan Brigadier in the Regulars, which
was promptly done. A salute of 100
shotted puns from each battery WAS fred
at sunrise, making over 1000 disehar-
ges upon the rebel lines The reb-
els have reinforced their western battery,
which is brought to bear on the Dutch
Gap canal works. BY the addition Of four
more guns. They keep up . continued
FIRE but do no damage whatever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

@ Lieut.. Col. G. w. Stipps, Medical
Inspector of the Department of the West;
Major Bates. U. s. Vols, and Captain
Howe. 18th New York Vols, constitute
commission for the examination of all
hospitals in Gen. Pope's department fol
men fit for duty in Notifications at Mem.
phis, Nashville and Washington. They
found about go in the hospitals here who
were 6t for that kind of duty. These are
men who would otherwise be transferred
to the veteran reserve corps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24
Psaes Letter from Jed: Davis.

Peace Letter ffem JeG. Davis.
New York, Sept. 93.
The Worlds Washington special be-
lleves the report of peace letter from
Jeh. Davis is we'll founded, and has no
doubt it is in the hands of party to pre-.
sent il to the Government.
Another Worlds special says President
Lincoln 10 engaged preparing peace prop
ositlons to be sent to our commanders.
being already sent 10 Shermsn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24

Morrison. III Eent /.

Morrison, III Sept. %.
The Union County Con- vention today
nominated Ieander Smith for Reprsssn-
tative. A. Farringtou for Circuit CLERK.
John Dippeli for Sheriff, and 8. Tay lor for
Coroner.
The following resolution was passed !:
Resolved, That this Convention ioes
sustain Gen. Sheridan in his arbitrary
arrest OF five thousand of our Southern
brethren.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24
The Draa 1t Dubuque.
Dubuque, Sept. 22.

HuVuqur, OcPs. II.
The draft commenced 10 tie third Dis
triet OF Iowa this p. M. A large crowd
was io attendance. All passed off quiet.
ly. and good feeling prevailed. Forty
six names were drafted for Julian town
ship. The drafting will probably con-
tinue till the quosA numbering 945 men
is filled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-24
Nem advertisements.
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Sept, 1864 80 " Va, y
To obtain any OF these letters the appcsnts n,ust
si Tor sscstised issrs give date OF his list and
pay one cent for advertising. - f ~ -
t1-If not called for within sxs so.,k tbex vii, .,
to the Dead Letter Ofic. s' "t'' - sVi''
BA request for the rss.rr Of letter to the x-;,a,
;,h nea within thirty days less written OF printe
~ "ritefs Same, Poste&ee and Stats across th
Lnna end q the envelope. the face sids VIII
ompe1 with ut the usual prepaid rate of postage nav
sDfe when the letter is delivered 10 tha -
Law Of 1853 sais "fieef-ssc. 70