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The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-06

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COMPOUND
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A POSITIVE
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AND
SPECIFIC REMEDY
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SPECIFIC REMEDY
SPECIFIC REMEDY
SPECIFIC REMEDY
FOR
Non-retentlon or Tncsntinence of Urine, Irritation
inflammation or liberation of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Diseases Of the PoOstrate
Gland Stone in the Bladder, CAL
culous Gravel or Brick
dust Deposit,
AND
All Diseases or Affections of the Bladder and Kid
nsys, and Drsdsical Swellings existing in
Men, Women or Children.
EELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HBLMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
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for Weakness, arising froin Habits Of Dissipation,
attended with tho following symptoms: Indispo-
sition to Exortion, Loss of Memory, Difficulty
of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Hor-
ror of Disease, Dimness of Vision, Wake
fulness, Pain in the Back, Universal Las
situde of tho Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dry
ness of Skin, Eruptions on tho
Face, Paid Countenanoe.
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows Fa-
tuity, Epilsptc Fits, in one ST which tho
patient may expire. Who can say that
they are not frequently followed
by those "direful diseases"
"Insanity and Consump-
tion?" Many are a.
ware Of the cause
of their suf-
feriRg.
records
of the in
sane Asylums,
and the Melancholy
Deaths by Consumption,
bear ample witness to the
trxth of the assertion. This Con-
stitution once affected with organic
weakness requires the aid of Medicine to
strengthen and invigorate the system, which
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HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
is safe, pleasant in its taste and color, and moro
strengthening than any of the preparations of
IRON OR BARK.
For those suffering
FROM BR0KEN-D0WN AND DELICATE
CONSTITUTIONS,
FROM whatever cause, either in
MALE OR FEMALE.
II WILL GIVE you
GOOD APPETITE.
WILL GIVE you
STRONG, HEALTHY NERVES.
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BRISE AND ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
and will enable you to
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A trial will convince the most
EKERIIGAL. -----
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-06

yEANTED.-- Iwo or three gsod boys, IS 10
w II years of age, 70 learn MOROCCO FIN
IeHING, one Of the best trades ia tho country
Apply u GUsII, CLARK 8 CO., 4.
ne&1S Hs@92. 60 WiimiSgtHu, Del
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-06

SUBSCRIPTION LISTS.
At the Wilmington Institute. SIS
Ferris & 6arretts, No. 504 Market Street.
The Union League Rooms.
The Office of each loyal Newspaper in the State
And at Principal Post Offices in the Srate.
May 6, 1s64.-tt. A3S A
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-02-12

of our social unrealities. He looks on ready to
laugh; ready also for something else, for pock-
citing whatever he can lay his hands on. Who
ever you are, you that call yourselves honor,
justice, patriotism, independence, freedom, cam
dor, honestly, right, beware of the grinning
blockade runner. He is growing He will
continue'to grow.
"Of what clay is he made? Part Baltimore
street dirt part James River mud, best part
and worst part sacred soil Of Palestine. What
will become of him in the hands of the potter,
chance? Heaven grant that he may be ground
into his original powder before he is stlck up
on our mantle-piece as costly vase, in which
the choice flowers of our civilization can but
wither and die"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS-
TIE RICHMOND BLOCKADE RUNNER.

The Richmond Examiner, in IN editorial
which combines an amusing parody on the
description of thu ga'ain in .Nuri"S, (one ofthc
five volumes OF Les RiscwJles,) with = pen
and ink portrait Of the blockade runner, as Ec
is known to the Richmond people, Tins graphi-
caly caricaturcs the species:
"This little creaturc-this Trochi. las 0bsi-
dionalis-this blockade running tonItit-!s full
of low. He has rich food to eat every day. lie
rocs to the show every evening" when he is not
on duty. lie has fine shirt on lis back
patent leather boots on his feet; the pick and
choice of dozen houses. lie is Of any age
chiefly Of the conscrpt age; ranges SingIy orln
couples; haunts auction houses; dodgcs enroll
ing officers; eats canvass. backs; smells of green
backs; swcars allegiance to both sides; keeps
faith with neither; is hand and G love with Abc's
detectives as well as with Winder;s Plrgs;
smuggles in an ounce Of quinine for the Con-
federate Government, and smuggles ont a pound
of cold for the Lincontcs fishes in troubled
waters; runs with the hare and hunts with the
hounds sings Yankee Doodle through one nos
tril and Ny MARYLAND through the other; is on
good terms with every body-especially with
Rimself-and, withal, is as great rascal as
goes unbung.
ale has sports of his own; rcguish tricks Of
his own, of which hearty hatred ofhumdrum,
honest people is the basis. lie has his own
occupations, such as running for hacks which
he hires at fabulous prices; crossing the Poto-
nae in all kinds of weather rubbing off Yam
kes trademarks and putting English labels in
thet stead He has currency of his own,
slips Vt green paper which have an unvarying
and WI regulated circulation throughout this
gypsy bud.
ale is hyer satisfied with his pantaloons
unless they Aeve watch-tob, and never salts.
fed with his %tch-fob unless it contains gold
watch. Someone's he has two watch-fob ;
sometimes ':ss :*:s.s.,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-02-12

Look in thy heart to see its blaze,
And joy in The boon it brings;
'Tis liberty shining through all its rays,
And we who watch with loving gaze,
Shall JOY in the song she sings.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-02-12

Singing Of home, and dear delights,
When the strife and storm arc DER;
And the land which never foe allrights,
And the Home secure through the winter lllght,
And love at the cottage door.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-02-12
POETS CORNBR-
MORGAN'S SCOUT.

Drearily lies the way tonight,
But though the me on deny
To our lonely tramp her loving light,
Yet there is star still shining bright
From a watchtower in the sky.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-02-12

ENGLISH CuARAcrGRlsrIcs.-W English
are not ii very emotional people; even when We
do feel very Strongly, we nevertheless think it
GOOD breeding to-hctray nothing of the matter.
We are apt to treat even Il great feeling us the
Spartan boy treated the fox hidcn dundcr his
garment, suffering it to prey upon orr very
bowels rather than by any word gesture or eX-
preston to discover what VIC are harborin"
This is our nsular characteristic. We all Of
lis have it, more or less, from the duke To the
toot,nan: the excess OF outward Indifference
being the allowed test Of the highest breeding.
Educate il man into the irr>cn,ibiIitv of apo>t
and YOU make linn Il perfect gentleman; rem
der Young laIy seemingly puIsc!ess rs prize
turnip, and she is the perfection Of the very
choicest female nature. This is tie discipline
Of hgh life in its very highest; but the frost
dcsccnds TO the very roots of society. We
button ~ our hearts as we button up our great
coats. all the more rcsolutcly if our hearts, like
our great coat pockets, happen to have any
thing valuable in thcm.-Donglas JerrOld,
Many of our exchanges come to us with an
rouncemcnts Of murder or robbery The war
has been sad demoralizer in our communities,
and God alone can forcscc the horrible condi-
ton Of affairs that will follow the declaration
OF pcacc Bibles are better than bayoncts !;
and nothing but an elevation ofarmy sentiment
and an improvement Of army morals throISa
Divine agencies can save ns from the a5
curse Of n nation.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-02-12
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-02-12

What though we travcr'e tangled way,
And danger turks in the brake;
Yet we grapple the toll with spirit gayj
And desperate dash to the sudden iray
For Freedoms and Countrys sake.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-02-12

Nor need we moon or star to guide,
- While we joy in happy glow,
Ur home delights, and our countrys PRIDE;
And hear the; ;trelnulous voice beside,
-s:. Il whisper tnt bids us fia ~, -
VI.
Tia, bids us ego, with 4 pang and tear,
Yet bids us come with laurel wreath -
Hurrah. for the night. though dark and ureaT,
OF Margan's Men shall the ioeman, hear
AS we sweep them Gtvn tc death
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-02-12

TIE SWORD BAroNEr.--A general order has
been published at Richmond that the use Of
the sword bayonet having. been generally dis
approved by the Board of Officers in the field;
to whom the question of its usefulness was re
s::ssl is manufacture has been ordered to be
haynnet will he
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-02-12

When is plant ike a hog! When it b'
gins to root And when is it like soldier
When it bcgins to shoot And when Is it lik'
an editor When it begins to blow.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-02-12

ESCAPE OF PREoAERs.-A dispatch from
Quebec; Canada, says: Marshal Kane of Bal
timorc, and thirteen rebels, mostly escaped Of
icers, from Johnson's Island and Camp Doug
las, left here this morning by the Grand Trunk
Railroad for REVERE du Loup, to take the over.
land route to Halifax.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29
lrEms risoM OUR EXCHANGES.


INV osIEaxs April 1s--There seems 10 he no change
Of Aairs tbs ieyee since Saturday Nothing but dull
ns prevails where for the hast ceape Of nonss great
a present some eight OF nine packets II the
W4r winr bat 1t te lower nothing ebstrurts thc
View 70 the risrr
There were no DEPARTURES yesterday
MrsrHss April ss--fhr weather yesterday was very
pessnt usnl sunssesa xhens ,hnnder storm, aceonSs
the mir o. ~ sisrias and laid sAs ass which ~as b.
I HE rissr Vas slowly reeeiine YESTERDAY In TIN a
| hsurs closing f~a night. n he'd allen inches s
There verr sny people thsre during Ike DAY yet tssy
were dpss tss littir bursas~s.
ksassvax April 35sThs river At stand yes4sr-
day aerno AID the heavy rains Of Saturday night and
yesterday. with what had 6ii1n before vii enIy
lesss.A = ~ tn1 e - ~
orr lasesrrsrss frm Pisn.urs represeAs tbs river
sistid. with eight feet ~ the fser At Cardinals
te river stifi reeens slowly easnrsiay
The arrssaz here is the last i,ys l@~a quite
numerous, aud sasiss-- the isvee has been rather
| Sss#snIs April aa.-Tae Cumberland continues 10
receee. with assaai fous f'e. large iarpsrh shs.
LeCIs April a The river h iso wing full and RI
ng al all posass iesF sstt tsf the hate rsin@
yer, general Throughout the entire Mississippi valley
uttn&y expert % tzsasasf high Saer within the nsx
Considerable sirifs woa wss running yesterday and
the river IN Per~s fssa which would thsf
tbs tributaries 10 the absse pouring
perfect ncd sehtsnsn fresa the interior reports II
the strsaH in the saonHtAisss hank full ami rri
IDENTIFY IA fur time ~ Ais1a water.
The tify Engineers rvyers twenfy-fuur hour
endIng ~ To- eek Yesterday muEag gives rise II
feet, making this total swel, tsce Saturday I've fs
II continued tsaisaner rariiy al Day yesterday seriously
ihrvattfng nusnsruss fright alss that located b.
1 kfs the river commenced rising.
IL is useless 10 give aas stated a water tn
channel ~ the river bei0s there Il now sufheiens Il
na$t a nrxn-e-sxr-
We have nothing later frem the Missouri which. hcT
ever b 90 doubt nae the balance Of the str~zss- rsfsd
rising
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29
s@r For good bargains and all Il

"a For good bargains and all the
latest sty les of boots and shoes of every
description, we would cay to the public
aud the rest of man and womankind gen.
eraly, 60 to A. Stewards, corner Third
and Main streets, where you viii God
everything in his line. in countless mum.
Der and variety. We can't enumerate
every atylsi and variety, bat, q usual, say
to the people generally, cali on Stewart,
where yo1 will find him always ready and
willing to show goods Tres. Of charge
His cut and make Of 6ne sewed and peg
ged boots can't be excelled. for style and
workmanship, in any city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

~ In pursuance of = resolution
adopted at the War Meeting at de Court
House last Wednesday evening. l have
appointed, as Executive Committee. fol
experimenting the recruiting Of men t.
fill the call on this State for 10000 mer
to serve one hundred days,
Gen. H. 7. Reid, P. Gibbons,
E. J. Leech, A. w. Sheldon,
L. Howe, Joseph C. Patterson,
Capt. Barnisconi.
j. H. SULLIVAN,
Chairman of the Nesting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

- n. Lespoit. asargson Of Ne isv4.
d'sg ssny u Mexico, i : ALLEGED, Aas-
leg : hsadrei Asxican prisonAs : IL
hospital. cat Of half Of the sess-6sese 4
qsh man. 70 render then i.ea.ahles =
dss.iag trigger. He een.ifasa a.
psb1ssn - nsatls -. -bss - js -
- dfses ssssd = nsnsion 10 - -
I'D, - Assieeent surgeon. rather d.
! -. - - I - = - -. I q y
: ] -! =. i = |, =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29


ks e6 o. p1z6 ~
eesntzy - v
-, a = & -
Fpdviises \ xukrl; II
and reward & - go = - -
or eosntsy The Aoas'
men must b met. Itailf ~ Q - pass
il hssdls.sly ~. fSsss7 nsS BE
|txsps put Of sxistsnSj, ~ = d this
|moet q orr vstersa wsstssn troops must
b ssns 10 JON The Ariy 4 ~ Pstena
md tho troops called for viii garrison
posts vacated By tho removal Of veterans
eastward. II ~1f aot Do jbr "a AShiajjs
EsleD 80; that would be foolish. The
producing class should Be increased in
stead Of diminished. We think those
men ought to go who arc engaged - clerks
jim store WY, ! shink i l. m nhf
they nsed-a hundred daop ffqihs II is
nothing in comparison to the regular SER
vice. Let the clerks in our retail dry
goods housed, hat stores, 3D., yolunteer
At once, and bless me, here il goes, thb
ladies viii take their p!sses- Ladies CAP
measure tape, prints and domsstics. sell
hats and stationery. tie up sugar and cot
fee, and keep books, too, just IS we'll d
men do, you believe me. There are
enough ye4ng men in Keokuk to Gil two
companies. and while, no doubt, We shall
miss them greatly, /, for one. viii be vii.
ling to remain at home when concerts are
given, .aad such like; add, dear me, I am
speaking harshly now, those young mer
who do not volunteer srM not Be seen il
my company to any evenings entertain
Inent; no. indeed. Il viii go with p
We know all are busy now, bat tho SAY
ing Of our republic is Of more i'm ortanc.
than staying at homo and looking aftel
individual interests.
| Young man don't delay-spring for
ward-follow the example Of those eon'
before you. "
| And now, Mr., Editor, asking 4 thou
sand pardons for thus intruding on you
stapsce, l am yours, respectfully, b.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

En- Don't forget the Good Templars'
Festival this evening at their hall on
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
They have two large rooms, amply sufi-
cient to accommodate all who desire TO
attend and contribute to this charity.
The tables will be furnished with ice
cream, cakes, peaches and other Injuries.
The proceeds will be forwarded to the
Sanitary Fair at Dubuque. Iowa. Music
viii be in attendance. Come one, come
all,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29
9pefial Notices.
IA VOICE FROM VICKsBUR

IA VOICE FROM vICKSBURG.
virxssras, Mis-. AnE o. 1s6R.
2. John Buil-Dsr etr. an hsppy 70 s(afe 70 ysu
at nave used your valuable CerDn Bitters With great
ossent 70 nyssh IN genorAi debility and pFutatiop u
NY system wodrced by the unhealthy md Emaiic In
nnenes Of the Mssissipp river around ycksbus having
been with Gen. Grsnt army throughout its whole south
ern campaign. i coHhdsntly recomratBd liz Iuss 70 I'll
persDns who are exposed 70 nnhsalthy climatn1-
H. W. YOGLk
Agent o. s. Sanitary Con3missfon.
I.crsvnlK Ky Sept hs 1853.
On the I'd Of July last submitted through "A agent
Of mns the Medical Director the Department 81 the
Army Of the Cumberland, sample uf my Ce0 Biftess
~ ara Requested H. after analysis be bsnd II
msrltr1ous 70 sanction and ApErore IL 3ncng
Te following II the MEDICAL Directors reply and alSc
Gen kd~eeraAs permission ~ ship no dozsa 81 once
hare Il sold 10 suffers. JOHN BULL
Il satisfied Coiron Ett<vs viii do DO harm To
any taken prvpsriy and In moderation see no
objection 70 Dr. Bulls brirg Permitted 70 a~- Of il to
! suffers. A. HENRY TIIRSTdN
Surgeon and Mesiical Dirreiar, p. G.
Headquarters department uf cumb{ riand
Nashville Team, july I, fe5.
Dr. Johk Balls asspt, NJ lx@ germiss4pa b. ship
10 Nashville Tenn. 81 xTr> no sfxs "A Ban c.
druG Bittrrs sor sale sAtssfe Iii the array eua
his regulations ~ the Treasury psartneIi are 20 b.
CON plisd with s4esxsly# &C. @E Is STz Ct 80
BY order " Major Gem k0-ecraBs.
MM- NJ WfLk
Major and Provost Marthal Gen.
Fox sse, wholesale and retail ~ Nlkin*on Bartlett
Co. kfpkuk, Iowa anrltd4wiyr.
ssx a. Irspxp.ts ~ sra ~ rsxa rs-r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29
RIyER AkD srRAMDeAr xgws.

1he river l. about on stand this point mot having
varied inch during the last ~ houn- II II rising
slowly above ssd shost stationary below fas ~
Louis. asmrss s
The weather quite pleasant yesterday and business
on the levee aetire. \
The steamer Savanna passed down the river and the
Museatine passed up on her way to 81. Paul.
The steamer Harry johnson arrived Il an early hour
last evening" with very little freight and bnt w peassn
gers. She i the msrntns boat for g. Louis AHer -
Communications capital and her ocerr splendid fellows
II useless 10 state any given depth u water below
- there " sufcirnt 70 Hcat mancfwaT, and encugA
above for any boats on the river. Nh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

The following is an official htarems hi
Of tie amount Of gross earnings of the
several Railroads in the State Of Iowa for
the years 1869 and 1868, together with
the taxes psid BY said Roads, oasefulls
compiled FROM the books Of the Treasurer
of State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

R The late vet weather has gwen an
extraordinary impetus 70 vegetation, and
has brought out buds on the trees rapidly
and the trees scrOss the river-are slresdy
beginning to look green.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

"a An enthusiastic war meeting WAS
held in Fort Madison the other evening,
and the editor of the PlaindeaIer thinks
that company can be raised in that
township. The; people there are going
into the matter With will, and quite q
number have already put their signatures
on the enlistment roll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

@ The man arrested At Knoxville,
Marion county. few days ago; and sho
was thought TO be O'Hair, the reba]
Sheriff Of Coles county. Illinois, has been
released, q, be proved TO b. somebod,
else. What : pity! Bat tho villain
may yet get bic just deserts Eve ies,
of rope.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

~ Major A. q. NcQssss eoatsn-
plates starting fr litsle Roek - Aeadny
next, and win carry any letters left It the
store of~A1essrs. Robertson 4 MeQneen
before that time, for members Of the lat
regiment Iowa cavalry, but no packages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

H Ladies', have You seen those
charming bonnets At Mrs. Williamsou's Z
They are really beautiful. and are going
of very fast. Call and see thcm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29
BLANK DEsps, in any quantity, On B,
md at the Gate Clfy 0Dece. !.

~, The steamer KsithsbarY will
leave Fort Madison this morning On The
arrival Of the cars from ksokak, making
connections At Burlington and Davenport
with trains east and west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29
cosgkcrrp pAflr nj
5. HAMILL s Co,
WHOLESALE GRQCERS,
ko.loc. Garner FoursA and Main ssr~sss.
panx G4rs ctrr OSpscx,
kssxtK, April ~, 1854
eR0DUcE AND Pxsvasa0ss.

AAeAtAs A8ba - tnDs-
PRODUCE AND Provisions.
rlssl-saperhss. . % serinz wAaaasExra. . =
Coas MfaL-sl yoesss 70 = 100 rs
Bxas--Sl Is + Iuv a>.
esIP srurs-si ssa:2 90
OoaS-Se~ ss odd ess 2 bashei.
wHns-faii.sl sss srrsag. sscgsI % sushel.
Rrs-ss to ST..
eaTs<--ts to soc.
4 oAzKs APpI1~--s<se7&1 %.
PSrsrox4 ss+sas Ees.il &c peek
Bursss-coas..soa. 1syass cnoace, ss0'oc retail
30 to Sac.
Ess.-l5 t. isc. retail ~ To pc.
CH;sKxys-sa ea,rery
LaaD-iztsGftse
wHlrx Basss,;vaamon 70 Gosd, q soasl - Pnn,
Navy. - oeaesa =
H.r-Timethy SO ooeszs o. s.lsa. ~ %, Prairie
Prices Il Nails have advanced In Wheeling and Pitts
burg soe per key.
suaAr-Sew Orleans fair, Ise; prime, la= choice %
n York, G, Sc New York, A. sie,s crushed md pos
AslAssasusar House. sossi oosz Golden syrup, loe
n 15-Sorghunl. 6Se4Isc.
oosrEz,.Eo. s7@4se, JavA Soc
s sss.-ts \ s. sas,'. ss German. ,sss
CASpIEs-star. q; Mould III 70 l4c.
- sss ,Iy.ea 2 SOL - Imperial, = .
TosAoco-Da,k Sweet, Sc; Medium Rrands, 75c to
oor; Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 90 to 81 50.
-NAIls--43est Brands 81 81 to IS rntea.
/ GLAss-sxlo Country 81 IS City 8 80, rates.
Co4pAGx-24 10 sc.
Dxr APPLEs-lVi1 TO lie y D.
DRf PkAcHEs-ilf's 1875 10 Il 4c b.
DIR CuRRAsrs-2oe.
RAls1xs-S5 Is to IS Is.
6ALf-IAke -.
rEARL SrARcH--StSc.
Mel,yx Woopts WArs--2 Hoop PaiIs, Is %; hooy
70, y Is. No. Tubs as 50 No. DO, Il %; No . DO
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

~We understand that the q. 8.
Miustrels, who have been performing 1t
the Atheneum for the past two evenings,
slipped off, yesterday. leaving several
bills unpaid.
- - - = ------------
~ Mrs. Williamson wants four OF
five good milliners and Eve or six up.
prentioes, at u MAia street. 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

p6- Lowry has all the pictorials and
montbhes. and all the light literature of
the day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

The ArLAsrIo.-This sterling month
ly hiss just been received for May. It
Lowry's Literary Depot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-29

WAR MEETING IN BuRLlxeTos.-A
war meeting was held in Burlington
Wednesday night, at which forty-fve per.
sons volunteered.