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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN,
Farmers & fleCllaniCS Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEME ENT.

w "A. GIN EF sc SHIRK.
(sucoEssoR TO scurIBLEA srRieKLER)
HAVE Rken this old and popular Hotel on Second
i street, Dayton, and hope by their attention TO
business - sustain the well-earnsd reputation Of this
well known house
The services Of Mr. Henry Foster, 20 widely known,
have been retained ~ Clerk
The patronage o: it, former friendsis confidently
Anticipated aug29 d6W
LEGAL NOTICE
DOBERT BOYLE, ,ls notified that Ella Boyle, did
10 on the 9jth day Of September, 4 d. 1854, file
her petition In the Office Of the Clrrt Of the Court Of
OOn mon Pleas, within aud tor the County OF Mlut.
gomery and state Of Ohio, asking that she NAY he
divorced from the SAID Robert Boyle, which petition
will stand for hearing nj the next term OF said Court
Causes hahtual drunkenness and gross neglect oi
duty ELLA AOYLE,
J, H. BAusorr, Att'y.
Sept. 90, 1864 aep27- WOW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights dispatches.
e.a ha ~ : j, an 1mror,ant p.a,,,o n

u q =
Gen.BotIer on an Important Expedite n
NEw YoRE November lG The CONNER
ciars Washington special, says Gen Butler
had an interview with the President to day
and it is already reported that he has beer
appointed TO command an important expedi
ton, and that he does not return to the army
of the James His speech in New York il
warmly commended
SHERMAN HEARD FROM VIA RICHMOND.
Richmond papers say Sherman was at At
lanta on the 7th No allusions to his move
ments since then can be found in the flet
received, nor can it be seen that they offer
any advice preparing the public for startling
news Of his operations.
WASHINGTON GOSSIP
The Florida has been ordered to New Yorl
for disposition in the Prize Courts.
1t is desired at the Treasury Department
that Mr. Walker viii replace Mr.. Fessender
before Congress meets This docs not dspos,
Of the rnlnor that he win succeed Mr. Fessen
den after that event.
1t is thought q new loan will soon bo an
noupced. .
-''i.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17

The Nashville correspondent ofthe Cincin'
natl GAzETTs, confirms the report of the
evacuation and destruction of Atlanta by Sher.
man. This was done on ths 18th INST We
judge from the Language of the correspondent
that the work of demolition was not partial
but complete, and tiat the splendid Gate city
Of the South IS no more. The correspondent
suggests that rs appropriate Inscription will
be"Ailanta was. Before starting with his
army, about $4,000 strong, FOR paris ua
known" Gen sherman also sacked and de
stroyed Rome, md tore up the Atlanta a ana
Western Railr,ad Great results are BRO bfomis
ed from the Mysterious movement of Sher-
man, and lhsse we are informed will 6rst he
cbronioled d the Richmond papers
.elaa ,aSiTgH r.bSH aaAaauH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
Naw Meat and Provision Store

New Meat and Provision Store.-
NJ Stockert, at his stand on Market street,
north side, few doors west Of Jencrson, is
daily supplied with Beef Mutton, Veal Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs, &c,
&c all fresh and Of the best quality. His
old friends and customers, and the public,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
GnIh.

New YoRE, November lG.--Gold closed to
Righl al 2263
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17

Baron Saturday night last, while the al
olition partizans Of this city, forgeiiulior in
different to the calhmtous condition of the
country, were j6llifying over the reelection
of Abraham Lincoln, there was, by fitting
aud timely coincidence, the corpse of dead
soldier, resting mutely in the repose of death,
at the Union Depol-a solemn and impress
i've illustration ofthe policy, the triumph o.
which was being so demonstrativey celcbra.
ted up street Nor is this the only conci.
deneo' Which mAEked the evening and dtheioe
casion. Within few yards OF the dead SOL
dter, and within full sound Of the partisan
huzzas, up street, there were, huddled together
in the passenger room, a number of men,
women and children, who were stared at and
commented upon as refugees from Ala
bsma. Houseless, homeless, iriendess PEN
niless, and innocent witha they represented
another and very large class Of the vic
Tins Of the policy that was being celebrated
with cannon, rockets and smiling congratu-
tions in the city, 1t would have occurred to
all as being very strange and remarkable il
the jubilatons of the night had been openly
instituted as greeting for the dead soldier,
and the miserable refugees, wouldn't it But
they we've not for theso-they were for l,e
plunderaard 4he'pfoi,s ofh policy 'of'~hich
these were mere incidents--or illustrations,
Dead soldiers aud homeless families we have,
latterly, always with us, but partisan triumpbs
over country and over right, over the ballot
box and liberty, are novelties in America
and as such, worthy Of the jubiations Of thei,
,,,bo ora ond kogott.rg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
MONEY CAN BE SAVED
RAGLE CLOTHING STORE,

lOS, Main street, opposite the Phillips
House ,aRd adjoining the Empire Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

T. +. TnREsHEa & N. f. JoRpAS, Atrys
nov2l l-daMla.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-17

Finh st., Dayton,
oUtS lmd3niw.ll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

nR- Our worthy friend H. was hailed
the other day by H,bernian female. evi-
IDENTIFY 10 trouble. "Och, shure, mister.
an its yerself | have been waiting to see,
for it's my own boy Dennis, the naughty
spslpeen, as has went and jined the army,
an it's to get him out IN wanting, an
It's t. yer honor I've come ia my throub-
les" Mr.. H with the courtesy and
good noture which always eh.racterizers
him, assured the good woman of bis SYM
pathy, but told her he couldn't do any,
thing in the matter, but Ifish female
wouldn't see it. "Why it was the swate
boy as wasn't able to do military sarvice al
all He couldn't see. He had . car
fridge (catsract) over his eye. She
wouldn't care il he would be kept in camp
or on garrison duty. but it was bis getting
out on ragingtraidine Expeditions that she
was afraid of y and SO she kept on. scour-
ing very prairie of words. At last to
get rid OF her IL. stated that as the boy
had sworn he was over military age. il
she got him out of the army ne might be
convicted of perjury and sent to the pen.
itentiary. "Holy vsreiu be praised
GAINED the H'bernian. IAN isn't it
that that would phase me intirely. II he
was in the peniten,iary wouldn't mind
's. LIS nis BEN IN the army that's
CRAVING me. LIS the mitherfy feelin' l.
nave, shnre, an lisa mither yes should
be yesseIf to sympatLize with me-"
II couldn't SEE it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

~ Tuesday night was glorious. Fair
Cynthia smiled upon the earth too svee,lv
~ ~ que '''nK OF eieep. ltwAs too glo
NUS 'o' siumoer. II was suggestive OF
romantic, and mayhap., extravsgaut a j.
"'o'es' "hal out extravagant could
you call the proceedings of that omna,v
""u gehtemen who traversed
part of our goodIy city upon that occ,.
sion. carrying a melodeon with them and
making the nigh, vocal with svee, mns;o
% '.''''e ien'h'ne and masculine vari-
ousiy, aud continuing the exercises nn,;,
the ''wee small hours" aud the ,o.mo...-
became the to-day. You threatened :
visit us-why didn't you carry that ,bre.t
into execution? Oh. friends Of onr.
You would have received this motto.
S' ana made our heart rejoice be-
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finallfiol auo Commercial.


ey Telegraph Few YoaE, DULY -.
Lands. NJ -
favuv--Staae and Western setise. Sales At 10 5oea
10 Is FIR State; IL ust&Iz Is for Exssa n O.,
aud II 3hiz . Trade Brands market closing heavy ir
regular.
wh-ss-lksAes. SALTS at 2 3ssSc - sor No. Mii-
waukr-; IS Tor Witt kss rsfern, ~ Fer Chicago
spring. and ~ 81 81 for NJ. Gike..
Rye-S-arce and firm al w 81 ~.
= berAey quiet And runsiLsL
Corn-Acftve. Sales at 1 oo9l 60 for Nev tMKed
Western.
uais-firm at IS, q aoc for Western.
sugar k;o dull Caha and Mus. oyeAo &c. Hawai-
AZ
sI-p1ee-Duii n assss previous prices
Msiasses--uull AID paiees los,irAiIy unchanged
Prtrolsum-AetIve- sales IT Sc 81 Crude; sozt IS
for Rrdnei in BIN S. $50 for Refined fres
ycd-lniet, but more active
ppt-Nore sctver ~ % CAL 90 for me<8 a con
Is % fr Lsv rasas; ~ 70 for prime and " o.
prime
Be-f-Qaiet and DALI ie ooas 90 for c m-s-. 20 COG
. for r~Iack-d n.s~~ . oosso % fs extra mess
Beef ham dull and B.,nainal
Tut Seats-Qsi-t sith fair demand 15<4l511c E9
shoulders and ls<al2c far hams
LAri-iirmer at ist@ s2si-c
Butter-Loser At osqs . NC for Ohio, and 3s 70 sc
for State
Chessr-pnil NJ Is to &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

E Sing praises-loud praises. Let
the earth be glad, and the inhabitants
thereof rejoice. Awake from thy sad
ness aud thy played out ,ndition and put
on clean shirt and new collar, oh,
keokuk, for they won't wilt 10 Eve min
utes. and go TO bed early for yon viii be
able 10 sleep tonight. We have been
visited by aNhower. Oh, how the mer
curry came down aud our spirits went up
Thank the Lord. Hope it will do it some
more. Looks like it would. Good night
We've gone to bed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

REMEMBER THE AUcrIoN.-The great
auction sale continues to-day at the Auc-
tion Rooms of Howe 4 Tyler, commenc.
ing at hslf-past o'clock this morning
In the sale of this large and splendid as
sortment of linen and dress goods. oul
citizens are offered rare chance for bar
gains. The ladies' especially should b'
present to-day. Mr.. Howe auciioneers il
person.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

"
j - The late Daehae ~ 6osdo6 ~!
inealhed - Soon = The silent echcOls
"a aeAocE Of indssaf, q Ms A1a: -.
QSS ~ 49, I I . 5sz -
tsSTdSS III tRs ~aGuf ~ - 0baf ee4tns+
yer sHApcrauoe. 40 8agAHaIe Tw
s.Ths harvest has failed both W Ne y
6outh Wsles and Victoris, asd oc0x = NJ
great demand rhsfe: =
-3liss Olympia Brown, N eloquent
spe. ker. has been fnsnaled % passJr OF
tks Uadtsfsilist Church in Weymoush,
Aassaehusettsss ~ sr--s .ex
'Ths harbor Of Sebsstorol il nssrly
cleared Of the. ships sank there during the
Cr;msap war.
. - . sast -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

FOR BURLINGTON, KllrnsBuRe, New
oosrsS' MusoAllsE, Rock IsLAsD Ann
!. DAvESroRr-rhs steamer City Of
ne''",eu's, Capt Chas. Morrison, will
leave fo', Ned's0a this moruing on .hs
arrival Of the ears from K.oluk m.l;nv
connection With the railroads lor IN Of the
above points, add At Davenport ui,h dali,
line of steamers for Dsbuoue. IT..
leaves Keokuk al 7:l6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20
KEOKUK Markets.
Daly Carr CfrY Ovyics. I
Esckpk, July IL, 1854.
GROC&R rs.

Corrected BY 8. HAMiLL Co., Wheiesale crecepx.
Suaas-New 0rieans fair &c; prime. 2es. choice "a
New York, e. 3o, New York, A, Bic, aud rox
,ierpd SIC. -,
AsL.ssEs-sugar House e5sl Isc; Golden Syrup, y
Gsi l5-sofghaH, 6saJSc.
CoFFEk-kie So to SOC.
kIcE-l5L TO isc. 49,
lsDA-AA4ssirxn, lul &c English, lie. e
SoAf-Pa l0,sf- Family, sl<c 3srman 1fl<t Di9 =
OAxDLes---otsx, u 70 Sc. summer Pressed le.<e
fsAs- Young Tyson, q 4Ses2 GU Inpusaai. 81 60 10
Sc ~ Black, 81 . 70 Il rs - 1sf
fosAcco--Dnk 6w-cS T0e; Medium Drauaa Is n
0ar 0old and Natural LSaa, n ~ " 81 70. 80
NAnS-best Brands IS 50 to rstes Is
$ 1iAss-sxi0 Country - % City Is, ra4ss4
O0spAGE-.6 to ysc s8s a.
: EI APrLks--ll to l2c y b. -
Dar PxAUaEs-tins II 10 l6c r b. 49,
Dny CUkkANTs--xAc.
RAissSs-Ss - u - 70.
SALr-- 415 to 8 VI. 4sn
PEAal SrARcH-luc. fF
s WooL SAcxs-$1 IS. aa tft
MOLINE MODEM WARs-2 Hoop psils q .s. hoor
do. - Is Ma. Tubs SIS 90 80. = No. Is 10 No a.
Is IT, Nests Sd do. Ia wAsh-h s,nrds 81 Is
fzsH--No. AAckerrl, bbis. Sle uustSIy ~ n q,
No. 2 do do SO 0hsexi5 90 ---
No. do hf do xll o0a II so s
MOI do hi do $lv O0xpIO IS
ln bills. No. White Fish. Sio b.
0Rs-0oaI vi, 10 81 "a Liis,eed atI az. Lara m,
y - 20 q Is, Fish Uii, 81 20 to l rs.
oAkuu-Deunsfk. ITO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20
CAsease n.rsss.

By Telegraph csucseo, July 10
wheat-6ood dernsnd, and AAv,nced q loo SALES Of
No. at =. ard M. II rs
Plour-iforv tpasiSy and nrsner, hut not actirs
Corn Better asninsA far No. 2. EaSs at AZ
Os,s -qpenet iesa actise SAILS ~ sssgssc Tor No /
and .6nss 80 fr No
Rye-Ne~y quiet At 31ol -.
Bsriey-Nvmsihal.
Nhiky--Csosss1 dull 1T 64Ix6l es
Nooi-Duli st ce9l 10
w FrSs isious--fi -nsr and more active.
Lard-is4 ishs.
ssit-Steads. 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!

tlATCHELoR'S ceiebrated uAIR DYE - ia Bssf 4,
- es Seris. The only 0srax~s R.issAA
ge kaown This -pleId,i lair bye ID perf-ctchanee-
ska leaving the llsir Son s,d Beautiful a,~rts frl
nrgSeray srstorins iu vrissise cepr, ssd rect
n-s n,e vi ea-cu Of Bod Dyes Th~ geraine d sxt,e
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR. all others are mere iiai,a
tous and should BE aruided Sold BY all Drnsxi.ts D.
sACLukf-sl bsrciay~sr~rt, New York. BsfeHKiosr
Nxw Tothx7 CaEas for Dressing the Hair iiypdkw1v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

ATTENTION. LADIES The Ladies Of
the Union Aid Society will remember the
meeting this morning at s O'Clock, at
McCune's Hall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

The St. Louis Democrat Of Monday says:
The river az inches on Saturday and about the
same yesterday. There lie 10 feet 10 Cairo, az
fe ito Keoknk, az feet in the ILLINOIS, and w feet In
he Missouri.
The Ohio Louisville stationery Friday, With
feet tbe canal b, the mark. aud 81 incs In
the indian Pass the fas There u az fest In the
LoN or shio.
he Cumberland river Is slowly falling with 30 inches
OF water on the Harpeth Shos which sufAeient 70
allow the light boats up 10 Nashville.
The weather csnfiDass warm as ever. Business h
reduced 10 y,ry dull cenition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20
new Yors ne.ey Market.

By Telegraph Nrw YoRx, July 10.
Money actIss and frrner a. los its
sferiiaz Exchaags ios3< Tor gold
tssid arsfse and rm-s efseu,rx 49, derni NO
to a1il X and closing heavy a o. 253.
tjos srnment Sticks irregular.
Us G. Bleoupsas ig.zs.sylVgX-
2stoupons lu4a1 i0szs.
80 Treasury Nofes, s,etoecr and April 1910
Stneks-SseAdy-
Cspio.h . AcI sel1 c kRIlos: M&ppc cay,
Tos Wab O. PEtw& C1i2if Az II en-. ANN
pti IS. s-1ip ip4a$ ! fr Ceft 80 P.c Mail so
fcf33 ErislolSt. C q LIS: Hudson Is7s< Her.
lem rs; He~iing isz5 l-s1s Ms Ss Toledo ID j;
y L " verf 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

E Mr.. Copelin wants greenbacks-
he is not to blame for that-and by civ,
ing him the article desired you will get
your moneys worth in return. See his
notice elsewhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20
Cattle Market.

Ngv YoRx, July H.
Beef C4ssIe-lst quality 10 ooGfs 90 common Is oe0
Il IS. iuies Tor IL 20 : /. M.
Cows aud talvAs-ist quality 90 co1so Or ordinary
IS osgsso, common to4s 90 ins.sks - 70 ss0 u
Veal Calves LIST qnaity, pfd. lsslic, ordinary qSzl
ity sl.yIetss common ia &c
xhetp aud ilaunIs-Latra 51e ordinary q 00aa "a
con 5eaes 20. =
s~in.-eoru fed = n. loali14c; still fed a1loe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

- Kramer. irwin 4 Co., agents 70,
the sale of Slocun's "Side- Loading Re.
volvers." The best pistol nov iu use,
No. los Main stsset.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

AHusiAc slhclDEsr. Caarles Gates, /.
minor sun OF Vim. X. Gates, of L..
Asssy wished to enlist, three years 100
tut hts eyed parents oejeete TO II. One
morning he was sent to drive the COWS
.o'pasture, on his way TO work, takiax
ais dinner With him. Bat At niahs he
did not come back, becs use ne had run
away and enlisted, in the 10Th regiment
he re'nained through three yeass wi,hu..
THROUGH, and returned with the rev;.
meet snAarued BY rsbsi ball-ss. He a.
nssd 20 tho old pasture y hope one night
mes ~e+k Jast It "coussims, 2 and leisure.
y drove ~ shs lime I'D cows, "a II he
hadnt been awsy three years. Ills "re.
sepsaon Was . joyful onr, mono the less
90 - bic coming was = com plets sunrise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20
coLa,TEs ssovEY soar.

This celebrated Toilet senp. In such universal
temand is made from the cA~seess mase<iais /.
sntia and esns'teet In It's nature. frsgraassy
sceased and extremely ben eGtcisl la IL artio.
apon the skiR- Fer sale BY all Druggists end s.nc,
hoods Dealers i.nqaa,A..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

& Who has the largest and NJ o.
sortsd stock ef Boots and Shoes - kesoo--s
'sut Mr. BsDLEnAs, - NJ. D Aasia
street, where he win close ont liS summer
goods At the old prices, and sell nov
0aess - low - any bSdy. jylsst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20
WORMS | WORMS II za4.
mprusess4wE rDUa CsssLDaKa
ZOZHy. -
DIR. II. NDERS e co.'s
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart Liver, Kidneys, d.
gsssisstJrgsIs, aud 6lapduIas systsm.
The ~tsirh has sttesd tbs Of this remedy
in private practice and the Of ns-dcs
thority etistie recommend II 10 the Practitioner
14Fpa4e f~sps cva&dsut that With t.ir ira.l u
vii attest It. excellence In the of Chronic dis
which iuicz IsHiSs, such l. Schis rpchifis
skn krnpons, Huart. Liver. and kinney Diseases, N-r
vous Affections, Neuralgia, khsum.ti.m Dyspepsia De-
bility, Ss pbilis sle M
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength 81
Iodine Water containing thre-Qusster grains psvr
iodine tn each nuid 1sys water, sss.sx AsaS
SOD II is halle d-css santan~ousi,
fsrmed Inequalities; neither me Iodine ydiz-d
pgqtxlrre ty oAns1ioa with any ingredient, render
ing Scrsssss TO any Other uarthcd Of rxhb
iting Iodine.
Full dirveiicns accompany cab tc;tr that II msy he
aaszfE eA1piy nsfGtM ssvafpe1thepsptsM1pn.
Price dollar per bottfs IN receipt VI IRE doiiAr4,
six bostles dsiiseTed|v 10y express any sdsr~-s.
Beware OF coGmtsrIts A6d isdaattons vtsch spsinci
pied dealers end-zsof dis-re reputation.
rs xnslurv and trade ,aask the IN eek word he~d
ing this adrrrts~m~nt1 upon The fat+fx aud uysST<x
ssch Lottle. witAapt vhick nDns il genuine
d. ". AEDgKS CO.,
PhyncyASe xad u nists,
ngDAswea ue - Aesdegs Ass ok
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20
orR ONLY AUTHORIZED ADVERTISING AGENT.

Nrw YoRK-S NJ. Pettenglf Co 81 Park Row.
BosroN-S NJ Pettengill Co, 6 State street.
CHIcAGo-C. H. Scrivep 63 Dearborn street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

The St joe. Herald, Published 10 the
CITY in which Governor Hall resides. thus
compliments that official on his efforts to
dissrm loyal men aud to arm disloyal
Paw-paws:
I'VE hope II no one else can, that God
at lesst will forgive the Governor of Mus
souri, for placing arms in the hands OF
men known as rebel sympathisers."
OF course "vhile the lamp hulds out
to burn" even as great sinner as Gov.
Hall has proved himself TO be in the mat.
ter of Paw paws. may. through prayer
and plenty Of sackcloth, hope to obtsin for
giveness, but it will take long time ia
deed for the loyal men Of Missouri to for
get and forgive the management of ths
Provisional Government, which has sac
ri6oed The lives af SO many of the trues
Union men Of the State ~ the bloody sl
tar of a proravery, pro rsbel Conserve
tism. II Mo Democrat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

COMPO~ITORS WANTED.
Two compositors can get work by sp-
plying at this Office Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20
rnp sEerLf 4sE.se ,sl1HsAe


- q sa UUlaAou81 esstSpioseay ess3E sa1
sYFEss ffau xksEf. 10 a0 TTsv9a
IRON the Kanas Cry Jssnai, July l2tha
TIE suassings of the leyal peepis q
Missouri an becoming ndsrahlS u X
i estimated that forty Union citissn3 havs
BEEN rbardered N o6ld biUct Sd sthsf ecsH-
lies noxh ofAhs rivsr daring ths Len fosr
weeks TIE 81. Joseph Herld. 10 :
peserfnl article, proposes--and the TIL
bune seconds the psopositios--seat %
armed mass meeting Of the loyal wen q
northwss. Missouri be shortly held, each
msn 70 brisg With him twenty days M
tons.
Self-preservsticn Is the fret and 50.
prsue Law OF Ill communities. u che
General Government and The State Coz
ernmeus Of Missouri cannot or Will no,
protect the people, they must do il them
selves Aud when once the people ore
moved to do this business, they viii
make short work of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20
CHERIFF's SALE.

SUIT YOUM PsRSt AND kYE,
Am: Wkss tk.s C ssi Yer 10 Over
PRAY. give me your attention
And liesr THAT pr,pos-.
L II tel Jon wher- to get GERAr BsKesixs
In Men and B,ys Cloths.
Stern Broth-ss have M,NxorH srocx.
To suit 10th PuKsx and EfK
And on giving them call,
You cannot TAFT To buy.
CHonus - Oh Where's the place Of all others.
Where they sell Clothing Cheap
~ II is al Stern isrvtheD,
No. ) Main Street
Though this cruel war is raging,
Aud goods are very high
still sell at LssEsr prices,
As nedii In days gone by.
We've received q good sssortment
0fCothiug, Hats and ShvaA
You needn't leave without Garment
For grcsnhacks We sKvss RErrsE
CHORUS And when you're asked hv others
Where you bought that saif % neat
fon can answer: At Stern Brcthsua
H.. 8 Main stree,.
John, do hurry, for I'm waiting
The sun il almost down, fs
wish - shop 1t Stern Brothers,
hDse sture 70 in this town. -
ION know were in need q clothing,
And They sell them 50 chenp sa--.--sas
So, pray, dcn't forget The number.
Eight, on Main street
CHoRus - See how thev are running
I'll tell you where tney'll meet.
At that place the Leyes,
No.s A6nstreet.
Whatever goods you want to buy
In Ifack. Jiue, gray or bsoSR
Be sure t. tsali on Stern Bfs,fisrs
That place OF great rcnown
Rrnxspber nvw thst cheapest atand
For what you may need. 1855 kL
And they v i'll not tail tu please you
rs AZ No D Main sfrect
cHoRrs:- And nov word to soldiers.
in both arm. AMI navy:
II ,eu want any Closhiew
Call al Main street, near Leves
Having good assoFtment q Mcus, Youths' and Bows
Clothing and uents Furnishing Goods we respectful,
invite the public to give . call at the old stand, No
~ STREET., NrAk THE LkvEE, kkoKrK, Iyws.
jell-dlm SGEbN MA ~ a ERS.