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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08
sUIr YoUn PuR.. AsD EYEi

SUIT YoUa PURSE AsD EYEi
Aa: EA<a .As cs.si s4r . oser.
Pray. give me yoor attention.
And hear what propose.
III tell Yen whore to get dhRAr BAEssfss
RI In N<n asA Boys ciushs. 81 ts.re
Stern Bruthrrs have MssxorEI sforx ~ -
To suit both Prxsx and ETx
And on girinx them call.
You cannot fnl TO buy.
CnoErs - Oh where's the PLACID Of all sshsr..
Whsse they cell Clothing Cheap.
II is Il Stem BretbsrS, as
Nos ka1a Street.
Though this cruel Ia rigging,
And eoosis are very high:
Still we cell At LOWER prices
A. We did In days gone by.
We've received good assorsmeak
OF Clothing. Hats and Shoes
You ne--snt leave without d.men,,
Fpr gre~sbaekm we m RxyrkE
CFoKrr:- Ard ~h-r ycc'r~ ssketI By oshe4~
Where you borgh, tha; suit nesf,
fon can ans~sr- Al Sern Brofhera
Nos Main stre~t.
John. do hurry fur Tn waiting,
) NE sun 10 ailnsst dowa.
wish 10 stop At Stern Rrathers.
Whose stvre IL In this town.
You know we're in nerd Of clothing
And they sell them cheap.
So, pray. don't forget the nun.bet
EgAt On Main street
cHeRrs - See how they are running.
III tell 200 where tAeyll meet:
At th@t place near the L-vee
Nos NAinstreet-
Whatever goods you want TO buy,
In black, blue, ErAy or brcwn,
Be sure TO call on Stern Brothersl s&
That place Of great renown.
Remember now rhxrcheapesf stand
For what yor may need
And they viii not fail 70 please ybu s~
At Mos Main street.
* FCHoEus%- And now q word 20 soldiers Fer
II both srnsy and Aavy. a
nyou want any Clothing
Call At Main street bear Levee.
HAttng god assortment OF MensJ Yoashs' and Boys
Clothing and Cent Furnishing Goods We rrsnectfuily
Invite the public to give cali at the old ssspd No
QAfS eTIxxr, MAJ fHR LKvEx Kxoxtx IcwA
jen-diR SrEhN DkOTMkRs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08

~A convict who vas sent to State
prison from Concord, Massachusetts, last
fall, for three years, Is punishment for
burglary, managed to keep ell the time >
eiOO bill that he had stolen BY putting il
10 his hair when he was put in his cell.-
But q few days sgo he thought better Of
il, and gave the money up 70 the chaplain,
requesting him TO send it to the owner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08

R Lost on Saturday last, between
Third and Fifth and High and Main Sts.,
jet and pearl breast-pin. The finder
will be literally rewarded BY leaving the
same at this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08

By Telegraph CnrcAoc July :.
Nourso to eoc higher Sales Of Spring 1xtr. ii rs
Gil 90. ~
Wheat Higher; Opening at . I-a2 % Tor No /, and
oa62 ~ FOR Ne. closing quiet but nrn 4 outside
Corn-steady- sales 53sSi -, and S2l@o1 Sc.
0afs-Sfeady. Sale= af sl61s3e-
Rye and Barley neglected
Mhisky-opened quiet at IS, and closing dull at
7fSI -.
Pork-Mess pork held at Il CO.. prim. ms. firm at
40 90.
IArd-Hefd at Issaist<e
sait-Piriu at CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08

yfcKssrRs, Mss. Aux y Isss
Dr. John Buil-Dcar Dir. am happy ssues % VOC
That have used your valnabIe C%rcn Btt-rs Win rrt
redt 10 mys~G In general debility psustruson Of
ny system pfodscsi By the unhealthy ard nssnaaie In
nuence OF the Akssispr river nund vscksburg huvinx
e~en vita Gen Grants throughout iis ~hcs scrh
Nn campaign cvnk6enty rerosaD<nd Ifs ~ TO af
persons who are exposed TO unhrsi,hy climates.
~ ". rO0kR
Agent Q. 3. Sanitary Cornaaisuion
LocuvfiIs, Ky. sept 10. Isos.
On the I'D OF July last submitted through an agent
o. mine 20 the Medical nr-cto II tbs DEPARTMENT r the
Army Of the Cumberland sample my C-drsn Esi~r~
neriforons 70 sanction and approve use among
The foilcwns the Medical Directors reply and si.o
ves hs1essas eruissson 10 ship 20 dozen once 70
have Il sold TO idfiess JOHN HULL
Il arm sssi-eed thai C<ron Bifter~ will do nohsrm 10
any one taken properly and in moderation. s~r nr
5sS.son 70 W naifs esinE persnusd % dsToee d lite
ssters A. HENRY TIT RsfoN 49,
Surgeon and Medical Dirccsor. D. G.
Headquarters Department o. cumberisssd
Nashville. Team July ~. 1858.
Dr. John Bulrs agent Mr.. has perf,isssou o. shtp
20 NASHVILLE, Team, rs gross. 40 dDrrn IA nuli c.
dr9n httess for sale to suffers in the army oly
The regulations Of the Treasury Department are 70 b.
oonpHed with ssTfcfiy
l. By order Of Ma q Gen. Eosecrxns. M@
WYNN wILEs
Major and Provost Marshal Gen
Fog sale, vholssae and retail By Nilkinaps bartlett
Co. nsohuk, Iowa Aprl5dAwiyr. e
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New Vera Mosey Market.
~ fslsgrapAl NJ Yoax, July 7.
Money srtfss and 1rn q SDe
Sterling 1874 ~ gold.
Gold more srtive and decidedly higher opening at aoa
edvancins 70 III declining 10 26. and cleslsr firm q
H5L. - -.
Government Stocks dall.
$40 Coupons lo35xtglosl<.
$50 Treasury Notes. October and April 1850 1851.
ca 81 coupons 10i9104i
sfocks-yery dull. tt
CAP uos4 &c i3s Carl l1:l<; MAPDcA
foi wab IS; n W G 1iasl { TN az nv
pd sf,1 Scrip 13ol Us fr Cert ss1 Pse Mail ~
fcls5z. Erie lltl< 40 lsllS Hudson 49,; Har.
lem 30 Reading lS y c 137 N sIsz Toledo lao
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X EOKUK s..
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

BoY Drowned. John Kelly, boy Of
some eleven or twelve years Of age was
drowned while bathing In the river oppo-
site Godman's pork house Wednesday
evening. At late hour last evening his
body had not been found.
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g- We would call the readers stten.
ton to the Real Estate and Insurance
Agency card of William Fulton. Esq
which is found in another column. Mr..
Fulton is well and favorabIy known in the
place, personally and professionally, and
as gentleman, attorney and a business
man, will edo TO tie tn.,'
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A THIsG OF BEAUTY Is A Jor For
EvER.-The living breath Of the loveliest
flower that Blossoms in the garland Of
nature and watts its sweet perfume on
every breeze, has its exact counterpart 10
the brcatbs of oil who use that unequaled
and justly popular Dentifrice, Fragrant
SozoDoNr. 1t puri6es and sveetens the
breath. cleanses, beauti6es and preserves
Teeth, hardens the Gums, and gives them
that roseate cast 30 much coveted most
delicious, convenient. efhcacious hnd bene-
nc'al preparation Tor the toilet ever given
to the public.
Sold by Druggists everywhere at rs
cents per bottle. jy6-deod
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in coming up on the Eagle yes
terday, she had in TOW a barge heavily
loaded with railroad iron, for the track Of
the Des Moines Valley road Cap.sin
Bishop informed us that he had bee. en-.
gagged In hauling similar loads almost
daily for the last two weeks. The com.
pany are evidently pushing forward the
road vigorously. Z
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!!

QArCHELOR's celebrated HAIR DYE - fAs BSss =
- tAs Hsrt6. The only Hsraiess, 1rss ssx AsissAtv
&c ksown Ihis sPssndd Hair Dye i perfect changes
hed Rusty on Gray Hair instantly Gtsssv 0ts<k -
skim leaving the Hair Son and Bcantful impaxss fssh
vitality frequently restoring Its pristine color AID rcrti
nes the III edecD Of Bid byes The genuino = qkued
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR; all others are mere irnits.
ton and should be avoided Sold ~ AL Drue9isss &c
rACTORf-sl Barclay street, New York. BsrcRHans
NEW ToILxf CaEAn for Drusrng the Hair fiyo-dkv1v
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I'm Ifcll4J II - - va didat
intsnd % 80. Sc - m ;S4ssf-
sioned" enough, latsly; but visawS ~
hat niss sonPasy gin 49, tAsy in
vitsd = . pisuiiiiley - sSsokpapy then
-and whom thst aharniae ysase lad5
promised = ! s,eeotsy. 4 and that otAsF
equally shatnias youpe hay aid she
would give - our dinner, (no Hatt,sr Who
they vers, plsase Elbow ust9 say.) Why
W wont. Of qcusse- did |! and W
wsre and are glad that W aid =. Our
bussum swslls with high and plsssrsbls
emotions - w think Of shat picnic. II
Vas . brown AFFAIR. Went dows On the
Eagle. Caps. Bishop hsd everything ar
ranged for the accommodation Of the ex,.
sursiopists. Landed little above War
saw. Assembled College Hill. Yousg
lady thought the name suggestive Of the
hill of knowledge, e picture Of which,
with an ancient female in scanty costume
and = promising young immortal, also
scantiiy dressed, the reader can see in
Webster's spelling book. } and about equal
y hard to climb. Magnificent views
Nice fields, beyond the riYer,s Rool,
We're clothed In various green;
And, from the spot where then We stood,
The cornhelds and pnmpkn-patches of three
States plainly to be seem iag
ct isn't our fanlt if there are too many
feet to that last line We were called to
dinner just then, and didn't have time to
amputate any Of them). And nice din.
ner il was, too; and, after dinner, the
company resolved itself into smaller
groups. and engaged in talking and
swinging and the pursuit of happiness
generally, while two o'clock warned our
seli--as we would return on the Eagle at
its return trip at that hour--that We must
tear..our discousolate self from that fair
and happy, and joyous throug. We did
so. Il panied us; but We did it. And
as We steamed past the ground, yet upon
the farther side Of the Mississippi, and
our eye caught view of the gay crowd
that We had left behind US, and We
thought OF the heated sanctum TO which
We we're going, and the pleasures we we're
missing, We turned away, and our eye
dimmed, and solitary tear trinkled from
the end of our delicate nose, and fell and
mingled with the crystal waters below.
We felt badly. my friend, We felt badly.
The rest of the company returned in
the evening. everybody declaring the day
had been very pleasant one, and very
pleasantly spent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08

@ John Clancy, editor of the New
1ork Leader, died on Friday morning
IRON the effect OF sun. stroke. Mr.. Clan
cy vas Democratic politician. He was
vigorous young man. and in bis later
years exhibited no little taste for refine
ment. as the literary character of his pa.
yer indicated. He WAS q War Demo.
crat. The Tammany Society buried him
With becoming honors on Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08

HThere Was great excitement in
Washington on Wednesday VIXEN the
probable fate Of the $500 clause vas
learned. The New York Tribsns's co.,
respondent says that over three hundred
substitutes we're bought, the closing price
Of the day being about $3.50. 'ss
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~ We are not able to give report
from the lecture of Rev. Mr.. Ingalls, at
Chatham Square Church last evening.
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ld0l1 dauL.U hit !.
,s-ne zs1eqooapeoy
rA1s luenn ~ ansnes1ssa BY Act q Co.
s - NaseA ~ lsoA Which prbvides for it, ansnp-
~ o ttslp4 lssl1. ~ ~ u -.
thaa forty years non ~ dsfe, II tie pleasure Of the al
snnsat. III u 5Is94sd IT
UneM H. RA044DeeaQIAy e per cent interest
b 70 y 20 - ~ r. on s
IS ExsnYssen ersn tsase o. Lses4
1A1AsiSa 1s5saA H. u IN. ~ sesf i. an
m. % - yslss.
To- Aasssa lnsersss On this Joan, although
but end In 81. IL = nusA ersster IN cus.r~
~ he difference between tbs mar4et v.las Of currency
and gold $50
Asa Huis, he hve pr cent. spseie securities Of
all solvent sovss-sas sss always pr or above and
currency nov funded In the National Loan, viii be wp
bee IN gold. besides paying regular and Ibsrsipsr-
cSntage to the holder A#ef
- abeaSilsss sfssr - SrsSs fn4nes.
hSht, III believed, = the various de.sriptios. y
q 8 Bonds In al other forms Of indebtedness, the
AMsr sait ~ pissse pastfAu orssoek ooS.panis. or
separate communities only pledged for payment, while
for thsdsssetAs Unsa ssss-s the wAole property i
ths country = holden to secure the payment q both
principal and interest in coin - - ~ -.
The RanAea Debt Of the UaatsA
Sa0ses vhrA intssst h payable In gssa - che Cd
day Of March 1884 vas s7@ sss ooo The interess on
~ dsas - Sc oo.xss a.cai ysae ~m ~ S4s as7 i2s
ys tAe esstons revenue sed far ~ eurvsss AscaI
s- sdiAg auss sofk lssa, has bses - far Il he
Of over sioeooDoo psr anDum, an amount largely in
excess Of tins ~sbs q the Treasury for the payment Of
ssld inssrsst- aa sa asasm
Thsss vesds may be svAscriheA fer
In suns frsm $50 mp e any magni.
tuae, On the terms. and are thas made equally
available 70 the smallest Isada and the iargsst capital
st They can be converted into money Al any moment
and the holder will have the bench, ofthe interest
The susAsrzea Amenss a tta< loan =
Tvo Hundred Million Dollars The amount u sutcrir
lions reported the Treasury arlington is over
go, OOo, oNo.
Sabsc ri psioms will be received in cur
resy By the 4
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
KBoKuK, IOWA.,
AND 81 ALI NATIONAL BANKS
vhish are lepositsriss e PuLae sasa<y, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout ths country actnE auts Of the National
Depoat~y S.sksJ vsI furnish futh~r aforHsasina "
application and
AHsrt lEvery Facility - 3ssssrfSers-
juns2s42wk~n - A-~--
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Diseases OF the Nervous.

- Sensael, Urinary and Sexual sys.
eo0o-nsw ssd reliable trestment-ia reportp Of the
HeanD AssscsAf1osSsut BY nall m sealed letter en-
yetopes, fecof charge. Address, DR. j. SGlLls HoreHS
phias IA apr1Akw1y
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~GO 70 Hamilra Photograph and
Anbrotype Gallery Third-st., between
Main and johnson. if you wish perfect
photographs or A.mbrotypss. Cali and
see specimens. iy7.fv
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@Kaner. Irwin h Co., agents fos
the sale Of slocss's "Sids.Loadisg Re
volven.'' The bsat pistol now in use.
No. 1Os Main street.
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DEATH or GEN. RIcE.-Brie. General
Samuel A. Rice died at his residence. in
oskaloosa, Wednesday afternoon, at 8
O'Clock. In his death. Iowa losea one If
ner noolest sons. A good man. an able
omcer' aad a. brave soldier. In his life
ne was admired hy all our people, and
ms loss will be felt and mourned By tn.
whole State.
-
FoR BuRLINeTos. KslrHsBuRe. Mr.
BosreN, MuscArrsE, Rock ISLAND AND
qDAvrsroRr The steamer City Of
Keithsburg, Capt. Chas. Morrison. viii
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival Of the cars from Keokuk, making
connection with the railroads for al Of the
above points, add at Davenport with daily
line of steamers for Dubuque. Train
lsaves Keokuk at 7:15. t9
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a. 3 ssPsrans 9 g = ss!; Spring K.s. q
=. Z i Is: 2 - IAN. y sei
49, 6s4s-5whs:s g q Corn ilsy los -
= HyD-& CIV bush.
. 0An.-65c p bush.
3 0RKEN APPI1-oUc0Q =. 7sta
PorAronp-eO0Stc stsa
! Busrn- co.noa. lee Choice. sos. *
oz.cKrNss2 oe0a75.
LAKD-15l<c.
SRoULpxas-11c p b.
0ID0-lbc y D. 8ltsa fflst
HaAs--lIlSc . ~ Sugar Cured do. lec fgssI
WHus n4Ass-Conmon 70 Good 81 7S04a o. Prime
Hsvy, ~ S@Sa ~ 8s -
TAlLow-s1<c.
BRRswAx-z6c.
NJ 0o0Sle co. p -
Hrs. DRY ypst eS. Dry saitsd, "; ossAsea -
pss Green, I; arsen sheep Nh, Is = & q.
- : Timothy, y q Slax - > y q h.nesias
! - c4s.. esss % sqIrss. { ,ssl e -
1880 - toe6 70 phsad kssfs
49, nsey - soopes unvs6huaa -
r. s. 1ins 1i..sAg seJe: Ms1i1a - = 8 81
~ - oO0 tonst1 =
1Ase-l3<c- $780, 81 3as s I
DAas-Hsflags -
- ergis 0eu14 ~ loalle =. -
Iee1Sc5 49,. ~ t64s6E - .gIt&I
- H&elSA 40 l9snA ssssss 4
s@s-a@ ~ - 01t0 - ii 81 ~ xs1a SS5ard
- XbslauapGxK
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PHItApuPHfA, Feb. 9, 1854
NE JoHS J. KRoNxR
Dsey Sr:-l have been 4 sufferer frum thaf most
hcfrd 0eease. Dy epsia fer sixteen years buf after
using the one box Of r. n sHARPs Piils which pur-
chssed Of you some three weeks ago feel had en-
tered into new hfesny general health has improved
my APPETITE has increased and altogether se~ h~
nsw man take pleasure In recommsading them the
public - safe and reliable. -sours truly
dyT. HOKBEA
No. al Chestnut 81, Phii&dslphia-
Pnce sloo Box. Bold by Druggists everywhere.
JOHN J. KRONER, Principal Agent
sprf -dAvsn $g5 Chestnut 81, philaaeiphia
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PORT OF KEOKUK,
soAm lRAy,ne ro.pAY.

BOAB LEAvlNG fo-DAY.
Harry johnson, Lee, St. Louis.
Eagle. Bishop, wsrsav.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Harry johnson. Lee, ST. Louis.
Sucker State, Ward, 81. Louis.
Kate Kearney, Height, 81. Louis
Eagle, Bishop, warsaw.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Warsaw, Malin, St. Louis.
Sucker State, Ward, St. Louis.
Bostona No. 2, Terry, ST. Louis.
Kate kafn-y, Height, 5t. Louis.
facfe hxhaa Warra~
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Read the Tessilnesy.

Casa oy DrsPkysik uxsrKx rrsxs' STAMPING crRxp
u ONE nox 90 r. ~ snAaF's CKLEERAfnD Pulls
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IA ElIRfE ElIE

From the Principal Theater-
'sni Pixies Grand Opera HOUSE.
CincilDati.
"a r-ns n sce sn impsriz,
|diAdem."
So aocounpiirhed and fascinating
= this prrtty Young Americas
Dense0se, that she has ben co.,
rietely idolixed by the elite q 90
cisty, and styled Ia compliment
tho " TerTMiehorean Divinity II
may be truly said that a Grace Z
In her STEP" and the most esteem-
ed masters have pronounced ber
dancing fNuitin@. Bold and Wig
oreszs Ia execution, though syr1-
nefricsiiy petite h slxe, Esr form.
style and self are the very .PofYy
Of Ha0fion- Ariisticaly correct
in every movement yet with =
natural freedom of cir and efSecx
which bespsak genius and self re-
Nance A cun hipatius Of art and
tai~n; ID Observed which make her
the cyros1re Of every eve, and the
IDIOT Of the audienca. Che will ss
pear In all the role Of the iasea
Ballet, ard In conjunction with
Nile. Alice In several spiendid
double dances.
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The river = again falling. The weather yesterday
very warm but the rain Of the previous night nsde n
little more pleasant than on Tuesday.
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klLE AGkEs.

The charm ing magic wire fgu.
rsnte, whose astonishing perform.
ances have Of late created 70 in
tense fgrure, will appear upon
her mysterious Invisible Wire, In
her chasie. beautiful representa-
tiGn OF . The Graees.r This De-
hghsftii Parior Entertatnmeut -
BEEN received In all the cities Of
the puicn and Europe With thaf
lasting delight which % graceful .
Peses could not fail 20 command,
and Mile. Agnes Is the recfpiens
Of . thousand gems 81 wellmerited
compliment from the cities, tcwns
and hamiets In which she haa had
the honor 10 appear.
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Wit Il u 7 A RIVAL
. r s p e PoIA

.na e aeaeAnf tfssn Of symptoms. II more like
charm than naadjeine- There is pothns in The ,bol
range OF the AAteria Mediea that for moment bear
= ccupArfnuG NTH IL in this disease.
full aceount Of tbs WONDERFUL plant NAV La sups in
60 1887 and lass m w. -
serf1 o. experinents in which DR. Bull has been for
yean engaged has just been brought successful ter
inssoa sad as r now enabled to offer 70 the public
omnatlen q .hDkoS with other approved TONES the
sourDon whisky which he ia confident has no equal in
ne might Furnish volume Of eeEfeates 5ut the pub
NC have long since learned 10 estimate sc thn AT
their true value The safest plan for every one 10 test
i~ himself the virtues Of . rev medicine. Give the
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9iE ALICE

The very incarnation of Beauty,
Grace, daring. dashing effect,
sfyie snd VACCINATION. To attempt
any thing like description Of this
wonderfully brilliant Equestrf-
snne. within the limits Of q SEN
tsoce In . Newspaper advertise
meot would Be absurd. We mnst
refer the public 20 the Press Of the
United States and Earope. No
fiou WIN be found copied from the
Leading Journals. n each paper In
which this advertisement appears
Di3ripg ensirriy in style fr-rn
Ill others. this Child Of Genius
lrtdes with the most perfect aban-
don and fear.rssness, her Inagnif-
cent Form assuming naturally the
most graesfui and classic positions,
her face lit up with sweet smile
ufruodesf eonfsdence, and her fms
eye sparkling with genius and
pgijs u her daily successes. Her
noble horse knows his mistress,
and seems TO enter with nil the
spirit Of his generous nature into
Iths general excitement which her
fmmense achievements Universally
create. A. they dash sruund the
Arena there IL splendid harmony
81 daring styie and grace, and
daSening ebssD proclaim Gno<h1
ey1x ~ "a tryu.
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late from the Tbeztsr Francais.
Paris, and Theafer Regal, 81.
Pesrrsburg. This thrilling snd
Intensely Interesting Performances
q also one cf classic eject and his-
torics sesnin iseebcr, being In
tended 10 represent one Of tboes
terrible scenes i'm Ancient History,
when the Roman Emperor Nero,
has the Christian tadies cast in
among the Monsters CT the Forest.
Mile. Eugenie's enactment of the
tragedy II superb, and her control
over the animals 30 complete, a. 70
enable her to 60 through with the
great Act In perfect security.
Two Great Clowns.
the Northern Jes-
ter and Comic Deiineator. 'fl8
JAMES REYNOLDS. the gresS
Local Humorist and ShAkspr.
ian Clown.
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WrMouT EYIRA cRaRee.

Tho great Russian Err, II feet
high, captured in the wiids o.
Siberia, trained and tanned by Mr..
John Bobinson, the only one ever
seea In this country.
TINE HORNED MORSE.
lruuno.~d IN H. - la~p NJ ht~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08
DIR. JOHN BULLS
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The Latest and NJ est Umuox,,n,
csvery of the 18Th Ceaturv.
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naer tae basis Of the htferx oered to the pub
lic- That honor belongs to the patvp 80 -,
Ai Afner7ca 70 wha its virtues have been known fox
more Than two hundred years. Armed with IL The In
man ofis denaHce 20 tae most deadly malaria ana han
dis sfthout sa~r. the Eaost yenornous serpsnt. Iis
neiisf With them that while there breath Ia The lv
may be. ~ Se~Se
"ne Ut hu " not prepared TO endorse this extrnra
snnf prete.escn be IL nevertheless satisfied fu thor
.agn Of the evidence relating to lis virtues
that - remedy and preventive for all diseases arsny
om ether = changes OF weather and climate
or TO the mis<matc ineuenc+@ il stands
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

THIRD Iowa CAVALRY BY a private
letter, dated St Louis, Nov. lof,, ", learn
that the loss Of this regiment 10 the fight
on the 9th of October near Fl. Scott
was about sixty i've killed and wounded
Private Garrett of Co c. was killed; Jas
Jeffries, WIN. Dungeon and l.. A. Cox O
the same company are wounded. In Co
b. Sergeant Barr had leg shot off ; and
Thos. Weeks wounded in the face. Cap
tain John Brown, of Co. D. wounded il
the hip. The same letter informs US tha
Col. Winslow, of the 4tb Iowa Cavalry
was wounded in the leg, and that the los.
OF that regiment was about the same q.
that of the I'D Cavalry.
The Third Iowa Cavalry claims tb,
honor of capturing the rebel Generals
Marmadoke and Csbel and nine cannon
in their gallant charge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

EVWe had no reporter at the gun
boat entertainment. We are afraid il
didn't come off. We understand the
Ghost of Buster-the principsl feature oil
the play-collarsed upon getting the full
election returns and didn't sppear worth
cent. Doerr was mum, J. Z. and vii
liam swore they wouldn't go on without
Buster. The Missouri Colonel though,
Buster was only the comparative degree
oil "bust' and was already on it, and the
whole thing 6zzled Here ve leave 81
the actors. They stand rebuked by th,
people. That is enough May all tn
leaders Of the Democracy -pro6tiog b
this judgment Of condemnation passe
upon them by the loyal masses whor
they would seduce from their political in
tegrity-go and sin no more.