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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
uAMs-rstra ciaeianan sasar.car.a Ifsns
II S.saa us At " A COOKS
nRIED nEEF-t,eoa lbs. ohesee saenr cured.
A. a y. a tooAa
DEEF TONGUE 20 aasaa " - Iess's -.
ID ira. at e. a COOKS
DIE FRuIT Is GLASS 10 AessA chsu.@ss
10 dozen Gouseterries
10 doEsH Raspheuifsi
10 aossn Curraat-. Al n a. COOK
uEaBIS9-ss ksgs Fresh Holiahd HsFrlax a.
IA ~ A tueh :.
Gta0KFD HRARfSa-A LOO toxss Prime
- Herring. At II. A. COOKS.
C0AP--loo boxes German and Palm Soap, At
- u. A looks.
CPEDRIEs-20 baxaa stAF candles;
- ~ haif ssxss do. do as
IA. oooKs.
TOMATO CATsuP and PEPPERsAucE--
i % dozens assorted eatsups
= dozens assorted PepFsF-aues, Al
s n. A. COOKS.
DOAsTEp RYE AID BARtEY
II 90 barrels RnastesI Ry- g
10 barrels Roasted Barley. a
~ a. tYVh ,,
DOAsFED caFFEE- 10 barrels Roasted Cofss.
II - a. tsslA : +
MTARRAaTgD coal ola baFFsls Tos,
w syth's Exirs A 4 Coal 'lii, "A
OTNEAPPLEs, "a cans Loo dozen extra PIpe
I srps-, Ia esRs. Warranted }. At
u. A. Cooh = &.
CARDISEs = 2,ooo guartss.LOxas lest brand
- Sardtness Fa
i.Oo0 haif.boxss best brand serdiaes, ii
H. A. COOKS
NANKEE vEGErABLEs --2S dozen i'poana
II rams r4ah 1.Ffsf
Is dozen 2aoana cans Fresh Lebsssrs;
DO dozen l.pound cans Fresh Saisnon.
dozen s-Fasnd Fresh Salmon
10 dozen pints PiekIaa Lobsters;
10 dozen quarts Picked L0bst,rs.
5doxsn hAlf-gAlloas Picked Lobsters.
j. dozen cans Echo Bay Clans, At
IL. A. COOKS
- BRLs. COARSE OATMEAL:
- brls, Wheat Farina;
cases fearl sagos
case TapiosA, q II. a. COOKS
(sODFfsH.-3,5o0 Ibs. Choice Codash Al
y II. a. COOKS.
DIcKLRS.-so hrls., l.7eo Piekies each
L - half-brls. Pickles;
~ ten-galion Kegs do.
l. ave gallon kegs do;
- dc1en pints do,
20 doEan quarts do. IN
50 doz3n haff-geiions do.
- dozen galloas Do, for sale BY
VI A. COOK
INNGL1sH PICKLES --21 aoEsus tHsv -caov;
II 10 dozens Ghcrkins;
s dozens Caaliaower, s.
dozens White Onions
dozsus Piekaliliy;
aossns Picklsd walarts. = al from Grc.s
BiacknelI's eeIskrAtsd Pickle and sAnoe Hof--.
for saie by H. : COOK
DUCKwHEAT FLoUR.--2o hFis. choice Baek-
I'd wheat flour, e ~ 4. CookfS
CPLIT PEAs.-ls brls priEas split Peas. u
> H. 4. COOKS.
DEAKL BARLKY.-lo trls PssTl Barles..st
H. A. COOKS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

A FULL ASSORTMENT Il sn the din4rent
Il PsteHt 3tsaicinss Eox in nse alsoa gsod sup.
Ply u stationsFy, Bird Cages, Congress Water,
Tartar. Citrate and Lssnonzls s0iutiaHs Citrate
Magzssias shoulder Braces, siagls AID a0Bbls
Guitar strings, Hair. Tooth, Flssh CiDth and
Nall Brushes also, iArge supply Fl sasps, Coz
tastirs, CoEbs. Csmeats. Trochses, Einimsntz,
ysrmifugss, Werm Candy. Ae., &c. Just received
and loT sale AZ
soHLAEPFER's Drug Store,
Garner Main and saeona Streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
DisE APPLE CHEESE
boxes Pias Apple Chase. Just received Al
No. 8. First Street

yO0sfTR sYKUP-I Barrel eholss sar,qy,.
II Syrup Yer ssIs 81
cALDwELL's FamfIy Gaoesrx.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
10 THE LADIES.

TrST RECEIVED BY EXPIRES FRuM
- MIA D o2rests the celebrated Diamond
Dost, patrcntIsd by L Empsratrtcs EuxenEa At the
Court q Frsn,s WI- 4 c. P. sE0DDARD.
uhi9 II Main trask
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
GROCERIES.

DICK WHEAT FLOUR
ID 20 ssoks PsansYi FsBia Buek Wheat rloug.
For s2isat WI. CALDWELLB
No. Flrsi street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
No. IS

I ~ H a II.
The largest and best assorted
stock of fine Fur, Silk, and
Panama, Leghorn, Canton,
Palm Leaf, and in fact all
other description suitable for
the opening trade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08
avs AR AT WAa.,-A fe. ,,s

ssWH ABE AT WAR."--A few norbincs
ago lady, well to do 10 the world, !"
mseting several of her friends in one of our
city markets, heard them somplaiaing Of
the high prices, and was accosted by
them With the remafkssbst AsAe was hap
PLY situated in being able to pay, such
prices without feeling the outlay" Her
answer struck rs ~ exhibiting : vein Of
thought which is rare re.<sa
She replied: eff goa will examine my
basket you will observe i bay soothing
but what ] absolutely need, and no larger
quantity than b necessary. All my ex-
Psnses are regulated upon The same prin-
clple. cannot uudensand Now people
expect or desire 70 live - buxuriously
now, or while the war lasts, ~ though We
we're At peace. We are az var. I be-
lieve It to Be righteous contest, aad all
the neans that otherwise might BE- ex-
pended in iaxnry must appropriate, 20
long e our soldiers suffer eiil they chser-
fally bear. TO their encouragement and as-
sissance, and 70 aid the government
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

~ Sergeant Thomas Gregory was
among the brave of our National Guard,
who fell near Hsrper's Ferry. Gregory
was young lawyer of sterling character
and Was just starting professional career
which could not have failed to be higbl,
successful. He was certainly one OF the
best young men Of our acquaintance, and
his sudden but heroic death produced pro
found sorrow among all who knew him
We take the above from . Ne~arl
(Ohio) exchange. Many of our citszens
will remember Gregory. He was here
for .oms time four or Eve years ago, and
although an attorney when here. he sa,
type in our Office long enough for US tc
discover his sterling worth and excellen,
character. - ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08
IOIHy.
DR.. H. ANDE RS &. @ O .'S
IODINE WATER.

iodine water acts upon the Heart, ver, Kidneys, d.
gestive 0rgaEs, and GfAndular yyssem.
The which has attended the Of this remedy
In prysss practice and ths eudorsrn<nt cf medical
thority enable TO recommend il 10 the prsctioues
and the public, feeling confident that with fair trial
~fu Attssa ~ exc-<nce thu Of Chrome dis
which iDcsts Itfne, such Eerofa Bronehitas
Skin Eruptons. Heart Liver. and Kidney Diseases Ner-
Affections. Neuralgia, rheumatism, Dyspepsta, De-
sihfy, Eyphhs, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength 81
Iodine Water containing thrseqnartkY grsins Duvs
lens In zach nud rsrs water. ~ sspssf tssaS
ussl Ii II nos naD3e Decomposition no
formed inequalities neither the Iodine oxyaixed nor
neusraxed By combination with any ingHeenf render
ing this sssnEoa superior 70 sny othsr method Of exhib
inng Iodine.
fnil directions accompany each bottle that IL
used family meiirine well by the profession.
Prizes dollar per bottle On receipt pf dollars
six bottles delivered }vss By exwess art address
B<warN 81 Countsrftfs and Imlkafion9 tkkh uprirci
pied dealers endczvor to dispose Of reputation
see signature and trade CHE Greek head
ing this sdverfisemenrD upon the labels ard Wrappers
each bottle, without which none il genuine
Circulars gratis.
DR.. n. ANDERslk CO.
Physicians and Chemists
nAySodavdm No AIS Broadway. New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08
= Hooonry carti6eales 81 psssonal

~ Ho1oE,sy certificates Of personal
representation il tie army Of The United
alelo shaee besa issusd " 10 Z, 6
06yEskSxt, and ca6 b sbtaissd noiE
local Provost Masshals. They are II the
form q dipIonAss capable d being framed.
They sst forth that "a. B., . citissn Of
the United States, not being required By
Law to perform any military service. b
voluntary, - = his avn sxpsaee fassi6es
ed : representative recruit 70 serve in bic
stead u The military fososs of tAs Upion ;
be Il, 10 accordanee with this foregoing
order, entiAled - this aekpowlsdgement
Of his disiDtsrested patriotism and public
spirit"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

RESISTING AN OFrIcER.-The Dee
Moines Register says that on Saturday
last, deserter from the 100 days service
by the name Of Elias Gardner. was inter.
cepted on Second street BY an officer, and
was invited to surrender. A crowd be-
gan to gather around. A sandy-haired,
peck marked peace man from Camp Tp.,
named Ferguson, full OF bitterness and
lighting whisky, stepped up and attempt.
ed to rescue the prisoner. The Office.
succeeded in capturing the dessrter, and
in half an hour thereafter Mr.. Ferguson
was ''playing checkers with his nose
through the bars Of the County Jail. i
is not universally known. We presume tha
such resistance as Ferguson offered t
the officer, is grave offense for which al
Imprisonment of six months is the penal
ty. Such resistance is ell the more mex
cusable and criminal from the fact tia
the soldiers from Iowa have not beer
dragged into the field by merciless COO
scription. They enlisted as voluntary
agents, and contracted under oath /,
serve for definite period in the army
There is no possible excuse for desertio,
under such circumstances.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

HAt recent election by the Board
j. NJ. Beck, Esq, Of Fort Madison, was
elected President of the Bank, and w
Buckingham. Esq, late of Chicago, Cash.
Ter. Mr.. Beck is we'll known as a repu
table lawyer, and an honest aud success
full business man, by most Of our readers.
MIR. Buckingham was playmate of our
boyhood, Of whom wecherish many kindly
remembrances, and belongs to the race oil
Ohio Buckinghams whose very name il
synonym for a successful iinancieI
throughout the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

A little over three years ago, . num-
Der Of the citizens Of the United States,
living in the South. rebelled against their
Government. About the tame time .
number Of subjects Of Great Britain, ex.
isting in New Zealand, revoltsd against
the Government over them. The South
Carolina rebels took up arms. So did
the rebels Of New Zealand. Both are
still in open revolt. At 40 early stage of
the struggle Crest Britain recognised the
American rebellion a. 80 bslligersnt pow
er," entitled to "belligerent rights" and
decided to hold . neutral position WITH
regard to belligerents. The s.Alabamss'
and "Florida" are evidences Of this neo.
trality.
The iusurgeat Maories Of New Zsar
and have held out stubbornly against The
orces sent BY Great Britain 10 subdue
hem. They havs gained II sesritory
snd strength. They fight with the eoar-
age Of veteran troops, build forti6cations
which British soldiers are unable u
storm. asd handle canuon with y mich
|pkM - gnnners sstfained o. Her 1lniees
Lty's ship Hxcsllsst.D The tlaesse snsva
shoes that they have inhietsd ooanisas
"Ban Rua defeat. on the British tsoops,
Who threw down their weapons -uud ran
away from the "savsges.' a.
The British Government mast 'cenfess
the Aaories to b t.bslligerenl power,"
and il i Our duty = ssndutfai5r 10 send
the New Zsslauders : pritstsss or two.
II Cisveland Plaindeaior. sa4s ).
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08
Chscass Market.

ny Telegraph cEIcAao, Ane.s D.
Flour-More active for lower grades, bat unehsngst
In prices
Nhest-3 II for No. Red winter, IS lot No. white
winter; 15e12 1sis for No. Red eSesz Is far No.
Spring. and soSl 81 for No. Spring.
Corn-nrm al 7tol - lnr No. i, aud 2t01 IA fol
Mo- :
oais-opcfed higher. saies at 74aTse for old No. i
Sc for
Eye-sttsty. Sales 1T ! -.
BarIsy-Firm. Sales u New at 20.
Nhisky-Isuif II s..
wool--Sery dpli At s5S3i %.
Prusiins-Luii
Lard-Fsir At1s,<Gl9c for steam.
sat-Steady 81 IS.
Pogk-MeSs pork nominal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

FoR BuRLrEeToH, KxrrzsBuae, New
BosroN, MuscA1rxE, Rock IsLAsD Asp
DAvrxPonr.-Ths steamer City Of
Keithsburg, Capt. Chas. Morrison, viii
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keokut, making
connection with the railroads Tor Oh Of the
above points, and At Daveuport with daily
line of steamers for Dubuque. Tnin
leaves Keokuk II 7:l5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

MILE CARLoTrA LozzoNI.-By refer
ence to our advertising columns, it vii
be seen that the above named lady vii
give one concert at Atheneum Hall Thurs
day, the 1Ith inst, on which occasion
she will be assisted by Mr.. T. NJ. Brown
the young American Pianist and Mrs. Sal
lie Marston, we'll known to Keokukians
and pupil of Nine Loszoni. We be
speak for them rousing house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

ATTENTION, CoMPANY.-Those who
signed the military roll that was left il
the care of ]. s. vansant & Son, vii
meet at Burrows Hall this evening a
half-past seven o'clock, to perfect an or
ganization and elect officers. II is hoped
that there will be full attendance OIL
those who have joined, as we'll as Of every
body else who may wish to Join this com
pany.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

ATTENTION, COMPANY A.-There vii
be meeting Of Company A, this Mon
day evening at o'clock, for the transac
ton Of BUSINESS and DRILL, at old Con
cert Hall, over H. Buel's Hardware store
on Main street. Every member is re
quested to be present.
By order of CART. BRIDGES.
BES JEWELL, Orderly Serg't.
Aug. 8. 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08
Tas Blue srAR MANA correspop

THE BLUE STAR MANA correspond
emit in Sherman's army says:
An A lanta paper, Of the l9.h inet.,
found in the pocket of dead rebel off.
Ger, states that the men we're dispiritsd
and demorailzed at their repeated defeats,
and proposed to break up into guerrilIs
bands. Hood. however. told them that
their opponents we're only . few cham
bred day men," and that they would have
easy victory. The result soon showed
shat mistake they had made; aud one
Of them discovering it threw op- his gan
and was heard to say-"Ay God! it's
those blue star men!"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

U. L. A. AT MosTRosE.-Ths rerula,
meetings of this council are held or
Thursday evening of each week. Mem.
bers and those DESTROYS to become so are
urgently invited to attend at the mex,
regular meeting, on Thursday svenine,
next, the 1lth of August, as import
ant matters of business will be then and
there presented for their oonside ration.
By order of the Pass1pssr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

The PAvILIox.%Any body desirou,
Of finding 4 FIRST class boarding boues Gan
do 50 BY going to the well-kno~n and
popular "Pavilion," now under the Elf.
cient management Of Mrs. Wright.
This house is nov open and rsady fol
the reception of boardess- Go there, and
our word for it, you will be convinced
that it is good place to be at. Concer,
street, between Second and Third. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

PoLIcE ITEMs.-Two fair damsels we're
arrested by officer Oatman Saturday,
brought before the Magistrate. found
guilty of being frsil. Fined three dollars
and costs, aud not having the wterewith
to pay said amount. they we're provided
with quarters in the calaboose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08
r AND FOR SALE have LOSS

IL Of land which wish 70 SELL $40 acres lies In
Montrose Bottom 2l4 miles y" OF the town OF Mont
rose TOO acres prairie 100 timber $50 under
good fence four Cabins with three each, well OF
water at each ponds Of water tor stock Also
large barn well framed and covered. IA lep AZ
miles north Keokuk, and miles west Of the Msss-
sippi river This tract has two Cabins well Of water
stock water, $50 under = rood fence.
Either will be sold for 81 10 per acre, divided
to suit purchasers at from 8 to $50 per liberal
indulgence for deferred payments will be given. Title
indspatable. FRANK BALLINGER.
M tiulYli-dtf I'LL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08
Corrected BY 8. aAMILI : CO., WAs.esAis Or

Corrected ~ .. nAMlLa CO., wheleoA1e ofooers.
ere.aN Oriesas fair, 80 prime, 21xE choice 36lsc
New York, C. oo9 New York, A, s9, crushed and pow
der~d xsc.
no.asss.-s.e~ House. essl lse, Gosdss syrsp, %
3N 25-Sorghnm, 6setI5c-
Covrre-kio bs 70 10
RicE--l6 10 i6izc-
SopA--Amsricsii Io1<G English, 1lc-
SoAr-PAim, 1eIxr7 Family, SIG German. u1<oOl1
CAxplEs-Star, 80 10 33c; Suruner Pressed, l6J<e.
TsAs-Younx Hyson, 81 so02 10, Imperial, Il 20 to
q ~ BLACK 81 % 10 81 Is.
ToaAcco-Dzik Evset Toe; Medium BYan6a Csc to
o0c; Gold and NsturAl Leaf, q 10 70 o2 %.
1. NAIls-Bsst Brands y 50 70 rates.
0lAss-sxlo Country - 70 City IS rates.
CoapAsE-Sl TO a3c. AHE
& OAR APPtns-ll 70 17c = d.
BAR PxAeHRs-Hfs II 70 I8c = D.
Day Cukkxxse-21c.
RAIsrns-36 50 TO - IS.
bur IS to 90. &
PasAl srAncE-fOc.
Wool SacKs-0 g.
NOUNS woepKN WARD-a Hoop Pails a 90; hoop
d. 81 IS. No. Tubs, $40 90 No. Do Is 90 No. d.
Is 60; Neeta Sd do, Is wash-Aoarda, IS CO..
HsH-No. AacksFsl, bb,s V1e oooa0 -.
No.2 do DO ne oo0317 %.
MOL Do hf d Sll eofSll "a
q = Ko.2 Do hf Do 40 O061O =
sssss III bbis. No. White Fish, so %.
O1ls-Coai Oh, Oe0l Of Lnsssd Oh. 81 Lard Oh,
q IS 70 81 Is; Fisb OIL, q 70 10 IS.
CHEuB-Denmaxk. Ec-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

THoe1roNs GunxxrLA DAHD DnSI
rzRsxD.-We can 10y 40 down and rest
IL peace. We .appfsheud, for ) time Il
- = fer = Thorptsa's hasa srsI -
csrped The guerrilla war inaugu3.tsd
il Notthern Missouri more this ! f0nth
ago Of which Thornton hls esinedl The
most rspute - leader. Win ThssiIkill
and others assisting. has snddenly played
ost. The 81. Joseph Henld says: "The
calling ont Of tho loyal men es mdsse 70
suppress the uprising Of traitors proved
. stroke Of policy. The response to the
appeal Of the District commander va 20
prompt as to astonish even Union men,
while it carried fear and terror to the
ccwardly hearts Of the tends who had
commenced the work or murder, arson
and robbsry. The mighty tread OF the
armed hosts of freedom was heard on every
road in the Northwest. They came 10 a.
most al instances, mounted, armed,
equipped and ready to be sent in pursuit
Of the foe. The mere coming together
Of these brave loyalists was sufficient -
The guerrillas being fully posted by
their friends as to the Union strength
resolved to disband or to escape from
this region As best they could.
I
We have it fr.m . number Of prisoners
who werc captured in the counties Of
Platte and Clay, that upon hearing Of
the force alrea dy on his track, and Of
those who we're ready to engage 10 the
pursuit, Thornton became alarmed. and
calling his men around him, frankly tole
them that it was imp ,ssibl, for him te
succeed in holding the country, ~ b,
saw no means Of effecting an escape
ACROSS the river. Ia view Of these facts.
be advised them al to save themselves .
best they could. Many took his advice,
and no doubt are At present At their oil
homes attending to the gathering o
their crops. and ready to swear that they
; have bseu II home oil the time, peace
able and quist citissns.'
About one hundred aud fifty Of ID
gang chose Thrailkill for leader. The,
will doubtless continue their villainou
operations, or attempt to do %, bat th
citizens are organiziog and sill deal Wit
them very roughly. Forty or City {
Thornton's gang have sIready been car
tured by the militia. The whole thing
: pretty well wiped out, but it viii requiI
continued vigilance on the part Of the ci
liens Of Missouri to prevent renewal ,
the system Of marauding from which v
7 lrious parts of that State have suffered ).
. vereiy of late. And We have no reaso
. to cease the organization of our militi
companies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ srArE o. Iowa, LEE CoUSrY-ss.
by virtue OF special execution To me directed issued
by the Clerk of the District Court Of said county
Of o. G. bale, aaG against H. heaslip aud s. heas-
up, tAnd 20 decree against lohn ponsboe and other
hve levied upon and will cell 10 the highest bidder
al the front door OF the Clerks 0ce Of the District
Court of Lee caanty, Iowa. at Kcokuk in COUNTY
on the 18th day OF Aug A. D. 1854 the hours OF
o'clock A. u. and o'clock +. NJ commencing at 2
O'clock NJ Of said day The following property
Twenty ~ fest ~ from the cast size Of lot 0) and
all Of tot eleven I'll in block hundred tocl In the
city Of eokuk icing 90 fees front Franklin street BY
lao feet desp 10 and including the alley in said block
Lee eotnty Iowa
Takeu levied upon. and to he sold satisfy said writ
OF execution.
Keokuk. July lS, o. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fee q co. Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

n We had a splendid shower of rain
yesterday AFTERNOON. The blowing Of the
horns that blew down the walls Of Jerico
was nothing, We are confident, TO the blow
that blew "biue blazes" ia advance of the
rain on this occasion. We didn't see il.
Would have done % had it not been for
the dust. ELS j.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

NJ The New York Herald, amid all
its humbug, verbiage and nonsense, occa.
sion,lly says something patriotic and SEN
sible. The following paragraph is . spe.
cimen Of the latter:
NORTHERN DEsrorIsH.-If Ben. Wood
had published his News in Richmond,
and had written Of JEFF. Davis az be has
of President Lincoln, he would have
been hung long ago. The fact that be
still lives, s.ill writes. stiil cries for peace
sti opposes the wsr, still mourns owe,
Union successes, and still tries to stop
volunteering, coofutes and contradcts al
his balderdash about Northern despo.
tism.
The Same thing could be said with truth
Of one half d the Coppcrhead papers ia
the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

REVENUE SrAMps.-Reccipts, vouch
ers, DC, for goods or property transmit
ted over railroad lines must have q two
cent U. s. Revenue stanp.
See instructions OF Superintendent,
KNAPP to General Agent, Shepherd, in ad.
vertisment column.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

ATTENTION, BArTALIoN.-At8 O. clock
this evening there will be a meeting at
the Court House for the purpose of ef-
fecting an organization and the election
of officers for the cavalry company. Let
all those whose names are on G. N.
Hughes list attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

NORTHERN LINE Boar FOR DAWN
PoRr.-The steamer PEMBrNA, Captain
Hill, will leave Fort Madison this morn
ing on the arrival of the 7:l5 train from
Keokuk. connecting at Davenport with
packets for Dubuque and St. Paul.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

re Our friend A. NJ. Harms, aye
Pub" of the Bloomfield Guard, called
upon us yesterday. We wasn't in
Didn't get to see him. Was sorry. Hope
to see you the next time you visit US
ANDY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

LATE REBEL PAPERs.-We are under
obligations to our friend and fellow towns
man, Mr.. Barber, who has just returned
from New Orleans, for late rebel papers
from Atlanta, jackson, and Brandon, also
for Vicksburg and Memphis papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

S~Kramer, Irwin 4 Co., agents for
the sale Of Slocsm's "6ide Loading Re.
volvers." The bsst pistol nov in uss.
No. lOs Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

~ II LADY in . rcd cloak were 70
cross Geld II which Vas . goat, what
wonderful transformation would probably
tsks placei The goat would tsrn 70 but
ter and the lady into scarlet runnet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08
.HERIFFS SALE.
.HERIFF'S SALE.

~ SrATg on IcwA, Ike Co.'S.
By virtue OF special execution to me directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county, favor
Of George Williams Jr, and against A. II. Heasp, {and
also decree against Susannah T Heashp and others}
have levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder at
the front door Of the Clerk office Of the District Court
Lee county Iowa. at Kcckuk in said county, the 18th
day of August, A. D. 1894 between the hours O'Clock
A. =. and o'clock r ~, Commencing at O'Clock H.
of ssd day. the following property o-wit The %
feet of lot 10 and all Of lots IL and Il block
city of keokuk, Lee county, Iowa
Taken levied upon and be sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ cf execution
Printers Zee 81 0O.l ISRAEL ANDERSON,
ksokuk, July Ia "a. Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa