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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-07-01
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If you wish to drive cut nail in
to a seasoned oak timber, and not have
it break or bend, just have a small
quantity of oil near by, into which dip
the nail before driving, and 1t will
never fail to go. In mending carts and
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A certain justice said, in charging
q Jury. 'In relation to circunstantial
testimony, it has often been remarked,
that there was often a code Of circum-
stances, irresistible in their character
and not susceptible of proof which
amounted to positive testimony
This is as clear, if not clearer, than
mud
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The following extract from an adj
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was heard and remembered "The
barn in question, gentlemen of the jury,
was wholly ruined, worthless, Of no
value, destroyed, dilapidated and bro
ken down and gone to decay; beside
gentlemen being gerry much ont Of re-
Dairl"
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How TO HAVE Pure CIsTERNs, This
spring my cistern got quite filthy, and
a great many angleworms in it, and |
could scarcely use the water. pro
cured couple of live fish and put
them in the cistern, and since that time
it has been free from worms and dirt
and smell. The fish will live and
cn.nw finely
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-07-01

Winding ones P's and Q's does not
mean to be poor and quarelsome, but
to be polite and quiet.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

ftSf
TsisspesNetsy fAaoesst sossAisg. asl seasiy stin-
ulating Medicine.
travelling in sosSk ssssiy bssa tesnshe out b
urgent solcftatOns-ndh as cured more u RHEU
MATISM, DBAHNEsS, GOuf, N1URAL6IA,LU MBAGO,
e0TATICA. Spinal and Brosehial complaints, lie Doso
reux, Headache, CFanps, CVpp. es, fs3ors, epsains
and ruses Cuts and wounds, ewelled Glands. Eysip-
elas Bore Nipples ewelled Ereaet Womb Disorders Salt
Rheum, Cankef n Mouth and esgmaeh. ralpfnfion,
EFupticns Caked Breast, Quinsy sore Throat Palsy,
Pleurisy, Ulcers, LockJsw, Heart BsFn Tooth and Ear
ache, NsrvouEnees Costfvene Burns 6t1 joints Scroll
ala Sore auas a teeshing INFANTS, &c, than al and
cry other medicine.
NIt will be this grsat remedy does not claim to
cure everything but only ON m GLASS a csnpaints
This Oil acts the system with electricity, ID OF pure
vegetable preparation not the slghtcst danger OF apply
ing it oufvafdy ef iavdy II q once gives perma-
nent cure, In most from ten to twenty minutes
The best pysioogsts Of Europe have discovered that
al Ossazic Dssangsment in ths Animal System is the
effect 81 obstruction Of the Physico Electro Fluid In
the organ diseased. skiIfal application of this OIL
puts IN immediate motion the Guid and the cure
at accomplished. Eobleeding vomiting purg
Ing. OF blIs:eEing b rcsorted to.
II is an external and internal remedy IT stimulates
nbsorbents and secretcns drives pain ~ ell
kinds from the body and reduces all sweilingr, in In
credib.y short tme alI knew who have used Prof
lCHAs. De GRAfass GE1RcTRsc On
piles At the Office Prof De Grath viii publish them
Hnndres Of the people sent by recommendation fcI
this great remedy and IL the afflicted want to be cured
| let them learn what to
An accidental discovery has demonstrated it b.
| an infaiIblo HAIR REsr0RAT1vKl
Is South EIGHTH Street, Phlafa.
| 81 per bottle septl5d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
PRODUCE, PROvlsIONs, &c.
Corrected By GAYLORD : Co., Produce Dealers

4
rloUa-scperfne. S. so Y bbl- z sack, 30; Double
per sack CO. Retail fec 2 bbl snd &c = s,ck higher
wHgaT-Sprng 81 80 to IS; fall, 8 to IS = bu.
Coax MEaL-s2 20 p 100 DE-
BRAS-Wheat, 81 20 Corn, Is q 100 bs.
CoRy-New s5to 90. old 90 a bushei.
RyE-so TO 90c = bush
B,RLEr--Fall, ! 80. Epring, no.
Oars-50to SIC p bush
GaEEs ArPlEs-eoc0ASl IS.
PorAToEs-1 90 to- %
sBrfTxh--common, BOO; Choice, &c.
E9Gs--l5c.
LARD-22s-
SaouLpEEs--1sc p n.
SIbEs--2c 2 ID.
HAxs-25c q ~ Sugar Cured do. &c.
WHITE BgAss--Common to Good, 81 25as1 rs Prime
Navy, - 90.
TarLow--l3c.
BssswAx-65tos0c.
I.r-Timoshy. 81 ocal5 90; baled, SO 90; Prairie,
f10 0OG8xi2 90.
HIpxs-Dry Flint 1sc; Dry saited lie; arabby half
Satisfactorily IS rs; Flax SO Is to 80
BEET CArTLE--$i 90. to 80 90 Srtss.
SHgEP-s4 90 TO s. 90 Fhead.
Woo-Eactpry Tub washed, S59i COG; Fine Fleece so
TOGO; Medam do. rs to So. E48 G4&@
Far Ho6s-SS 90 to IS 90 nett;
FFArHzSs-50 to csc.
RAss-47< 20 SIG.
BAas-Burlaps, IS TO s0c
Single Gannss, Soc; double dc, &c.
Seamless, bash- Soc to Is
Flour, X Dbl. GO to 60.
do hbl, 80 to Sc.
do Y bib, paper s1a
EAczs-Wooi Sacks, 2 Is a piece
0LD CopPER-30 to 35c p D.
Oh BRAas-23c y b. sag
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
Washington, Sept. 30.

Washington, sept. ~.
Asnational sslsts was cred 70 day in
honor Of Sheridan's victory.
Information from City Point reports
that the rebels continue to throw IN o.
casonal shell ~ The working parties on the
new r. R., but with little or no effect.
Gents who have arrived here from Ha.
gerstown, Pa, state that Sunday the tsb.
eIs under McCausland and Johnsonlad.
vanced from Bunker Hill and attacked
Averill at Martinsburg, that the latte.
after spirited resistance fell back to
Hawsyille, short distance from Falling
Waters on tho Virginia side of theriver,
where he took position. During Sunday
night Averil received Reinforcement
aud yesterday morning advanced against
the rebels and drove them back to Bun
ker Hill and recaptured Martinsburg.
On Sunday body Of dismounted cav.
airy was dispatched from the camp at Ha
gerstown to WilIiamsport, where they
we're at the latest accounts guarding tht
fords of the river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

PRESIDENTIAL STRAwS.-A vote was
taken upon the passenger train Of the Des
Moines Valley Railroad up Monday for the
the Presidential candidates, aud the re-
suit stood-for Lincoln Sc; for McClel-
Ian T.
A similar vote was taken yesterday on
the train from C,syton, and of the num-
bsr votiDg-ls were for Lincoln, 20 for
Mcclellan, and for Fremont. There
were fifteen soldiers on board, and every
one voted for Lincoln. And OF twenty-
three ladies, 10 were for Mr.. Lincoln, and
four for Little Mac. The ladies and the
soldiers-they are always right.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
Further Particulars of Piraticsl Opera
items.

Toledo, Sept. 20.
Capt Orr, of the steamer Island Qaeen.
arrived here from Detroit River this
forenoon and furnishes the Blade with a
statement in regard TO piratical operations
in the viciuisy of Saudusky last night
The Queen left Sandusky a. 8 D. III. yes
terdsy, stopped AZ Keily's Island for 80 or
40 lders, passed 70 Middle Bass leland
where she found the Parsons in posses
siou OF the pirates, who at once seiz ID the
Queen.
The soldiers were paroled as Confede-
rate prisoners, aud the other passengers
sworn to secrecy "a hours The Queen
vas then lashed to tue Parsons and the
two stated for Sandusky. When ont
Eve miles the water crick of tho Queens
pony engine was broken of, punching q
hole in her side, and she was cast off ard
left to sink.
The Parsons passed on to the mouth of
Sandusky Bay; after lowering about some
t;ne, apparently looking for signal in.
side. she starred for Detroit River, arriv-
ins at Fighting Island on the Canada side
about 8 this a. m. when Capt. Orr, his
Clerk and Engineer were landed. The
Panons was then rua up the river to
Dock where the Captain supposes the
steamer was burned, as preparations we're
made for that object. lie had no doubt
that the seizure of the U s. steamer
Michigan and the liberation of the John
son Island prisoners we're the object OF
the plot. Both steamers we're stripped
Of saluables.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
ZOIHy.
DIR. II. A Frs e co
IODINE WATER.

iodine Water acts upon the Heart. Liver Kidneys
ssstiye orsar-r, and Giandnlsr Fystsm.
The hieh hos attended the of this ren~d
in private prscsce and the Of
fhority enable to 1t TO the prxcttoue
aud the pabc. feeling confident tia, with trial
VIII aftst ft ou excellence IN the 81 Carcnie dis
which indicate Icne sueh scrufaia Bronchitis
Skin Eruptioas, Heart Liver, szsi Kidney Diseases
vens Affections, Neuralgia, kheGmati-, Dy-per-i., De
hsits, s. philis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon tfe Uniform strength oi
lccne later ~ containing thseguAfter grains pxrt
Iodine 10 each 6eIa water. sstrssf tfsss
sssd IL Is MT liable 10 decomposition
formed inequalities neither IL the fodne axyred ues
nSntssiizei by eeninaiicn With auv .reent rrsder
ing this solution superior to aas either pt-g of exhib
itang Iodine.
Fall 1sr-ctDns accompany each bottle that may
used as family medicine well bv the profession
Price aiiar per bottle. receipt ~ ye aalar~
six bottles delivered frss by express any adares.
Ee~sre Of cosnsrfe;ts and limitations ghseh upfihci
rscd dealers endeevor TO dispose Of rerg
SEC sSnsnre and trade marx 1.-THE Ggerk xerd he.d
irg tsss tssemsntb upon Labels and wrAplrx q
eaeh bottle, without which neae IL genuine.
Circulars = rails.
DR.. u. ASDEEs CO.
Physicians and Che nlsts,
nnas1 dswsm 30. as HT1adxay, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
KECKUK MARKETS.
DAILY GArK CRY OFFICE
Ksoxpk, sept 20, 1851 I
GROCERIES,.
Corrected b. 3. HAMILL co.. Wholesale Gr,eer.

Corrected BY 3. HAMiLL co., Wholesale Grseefs.
suo.R--N Orleans fair, 2les prime, re choice sc
New York c. 3oc: Nev York. A, &c; crushed and pow
dered sc.
Moasssxs-sasar House. ossl l5c Golden Syrup, %
GIL 25--sor gium, 6JAT55c.
CorYzx-Rio 81 to b3c-
Rlcx-fseElzc.
s5Da-Anerfesn II e. Engf;sh, ~.
soAp-Pslm, IL zc; Uerrasn, IL ai3.
CAypLxs-Stu, 3Sc; Sgiamer Pressed. sc.
TxAs-Young Hyson, 81 6042 %; Imperial, 81 % to
So IS, Black 81 . to 81 rs.
TusAcco-pa1k Sweet, s5c, Medium Brsnds, 90 to
2sc Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 30 TO e 90.
kAns-Bsst Brands 80 IS TO rates
0LAss-sxio Country Sc 80 City IS, rates.
CoRpA6s-32 to Sc
Dgy ApPLra--ll to 12c = 10
bar PKaesEs-iflfs Il TO lSe y b.
pzY CpEsssrs-2Jc.
R.lssSs-S5 so to 81 90.
saLq-4 80 10 D o.
PsARL STAgeH-3cc-
Moline WOODEN MARE Hoop Pals, 81 90; hoop
DO "a So No THbs S18 so Ne. do, Is 90, No. do,
IL ST. Nests Sd do, 8 IS. wsshboards s. CO.
FIss-No. Mackerel, bhls. us eoeE$le o.
No. 2 do DO SO o0Es&1s CO.
Me- do hf do $ll e06ff1 50.
No. DO hf do &10 000l0 %.
iIf bbls. No. White Ffsh, ~ 10
Ots--Coai Oil, ooG1 eS Lnseed OIL. rs; Lard Oil,
81 so fish Oil, 81 30.
cuxRsE-Dcnmsrk 20 TO &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW Yozx, Sept %.
co,tcn-Duli: i 1871 - for middiing uplsnds-
FiouT-state and Western opened &c TO loo lower;
ooda so for Extra State. ii aofu - for Extra r
H. o. and II 3Hsl3 O. for Trade Brsrds-
whisky-EaSier AT s. for Western
Mheat-.ore active; iess2 . For Chicago epfing;
y IsGs Mil Glib; 2sy2 &c for Amber Mil. and
Z &c 81 81 for Winter Red Western.
t,orr-steafy at e16,l c. for Mixed Western
Oxts-Firm at s565s5lze for Western
NoaI-l)ail ct o. isds l5i FIR dohestic feeccs.
Cosre-FfiH & as!sc for lagnAta aud sez5oc fey RE;
Maxacabo 4o<a 4sc, and SIC or 50. Domingo.
Sugar Qai.t Cnha 30 =.
Moasses-Qaiet; \. o. cSG1 Is.
retrvle,un-kun. sales At sc for Crudei a&gihc fer
Iei;iei in Bond. RefiGrsi Free So,
perk-fisIn II ~ e 81 - for aud % g <3 l3l
- ool-.9 % for prime. and IS oazs3 %
for prime mess
Bsss-suist and steady ut i10rl5c for country mess.
Is i1si5 co for repSck ID q so 10 y % for
ira mess. Prime beef dali.
Cat Meats-slore ar.ive and firm at lsGlsssc for
shoulders and lsdleizc for hams.
Iard-Steady with fair DEMAND IL @Sl ga
price an extreme Tor very choice.
Butier-Quiet at - - Ohio and ss to SO for
State.
Che~se-ouiet at Is to &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
81 TELEGRAPH.
General Steele Reinforced.

st. Louis. Sept 20.
a gentleman from Duvsli's Bluff, Ark.
reports the arrival OF Gen. Monroe at Lit
tie Rock with the 10th corps. W ith this
accession Of force, General Steele will be
able 10 take The offensive.
Nothing is known OF the whers sbouis
Of Gen. Price.
Between 30 and 40 Of the 81 egiment
of cavalry were captured 10 miles from
Little Rock on the 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
Mosby Wounded.
WASHINGTON. SCI

Washington, Sept 20.
A note from the army Of the Potomac
dated yesterday, says, no news-all qui-
Iet, with the exception Of shots on the
picket lines
The Alexandra (Vs.) Journa says,
eve learn through sources which ca mot
be discredited that Mosby receive ID a Sc
we're wound in the groin during an en-
gagement between our forces and small
portion Of his guerrilla band in the vicin-
1T OF Centrevile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
New Y ork, Sept. 20.

The W. U. Telegraph, in conjunction
With the Russian Government, are active.
y engaged in fitting out an expedition
under .hs Immediate supervision Of Capt
~ Buckley, U S. A, for Oregon, the
Coast OF Russian America and the coun-
try beyond Behring'S Straits, to sur.
veya the route Of the telegraph line and
make other needful arrangements 70 pnt
The whole extent Of the line under con.
tract the ensuing year, and we understand
that the projectors of the enterprize are
sargAine that the line will be in success.
ial operation between, Nav York, San
Francieco and st. Petersburg and Lon
don - the middle Of 1866.
Mr.. Hiram Sibiey. President Of the W.
u and OF the Russian Companias, saiis.
ia company with Mr.. Collins, the enter
priaiag projsst9 of the RassiaA- AueEi-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

RWe should not have omitted in our
notice of the Van Buren, County Fair to
say something complimentary of the
Keosauqua Brass Band, which enivened
the exercises of each day With excellent
music. The band has been organized
only few months, but has rapidly at
tanned proficiency. What with the Band
aud the Glee Club, they are a musical
public at keossuqua.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

ADMITTED TO rHE BAR.-Our young
friend, Rutledge Lea, a student Of Judge
Knapp, of Keosauqua, and who finished
his studies under Mr.. Henry Strong, of
this place, was admitted to the bar recently
IN Van Buren, county Mr.. Lea is close
Students of tine abilities-is promis.
ing young man, and he has our heartiest
wishes for his professional success
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

1% Major Hamilton and Captains Mil
Ter and Talbot, Of the seth Iowa, who
were captured BY the rebels in the Camden
expedition in Arkansas, escaped from
Fort Tyler, Texas, about the last Of j ly,
and after trip Of some thirty three days,
and enduring great hunger and hardshirs
they turned up at Little Rock GLAD even
BY that severe process to get out Of secssh
clutches. 49, II tf1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
new York Money Market.

b. Telegraph NV YoHx, Sept 20.
Money-Actveat
steriing-Qaicf at fsnG11ools
Gold-Hsasy, Unsettled and lower, opening at 226L
declining 22i., advancing 10 IA ami closing al
2-3z.
Government stoeks-firm, but somewhat irregalas.
u 5 10 81 coupons los.
stocks-Bail.
CaPliIi.S G&Clss14 C 4 RIloe' MAP y c sss1l5s;
Toll q wabsS II Wayne 1o534; AATHbA; C&kw
s47s C scrip II; VI Cert ssSs: fsc Mail 30
IL l2elS Erie lot l. z I'D. Hudson III, liar.
lem 2sa, Reading i2s9.. 1876 N s., Toledo IL
i u Cert 43; Quicksilver s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

81 ss1senPh No, q ne Ssot,x tklEy
for Liverpool md g.. Pstenbssg, With ,
rev to complete the arrangements already
initiated With the Russian 0eTesrnent
for sxpsditing ths early sonp'ssiss q sas
line, and We heartily wish them the ut-
most suoceW. RI M sss ssaf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

s1- The Eddyville Star has resumed
publication after suspension of one week.
In its new life may it receive the large
support and have the success ito worth
deserves.