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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-02
The Agitations in Rebellion.


Since the Alabama legislature SO obst
nately refused to do anything to aid til
confederacy in resisting Sherman's pro
gress, Gov. Watts has yielded TO the poi
ular current and initiates Gov. Brown {
Ga. in snubbing the confederacy. Th
policemen of Selma were lately conscrip'
ed by confederate officers, when Gov
Watts ioterfered, declared the police to b
state officers and ordered their release
aud they were all exempted. In til
Georgia legislature, since the re-elcctio
of Mr.. Lincoln has been known in tn
South, Mr.. Ezzard has moved resolu
tions declaring for an offer of peace t.
. the United States " on the basis Of tht
great principles of our common fathers il
l776," and requesting the Georgia mem
bers of the confederate congress to use
their influenced TO stop this "onnatura
strife" The resolutions were voted
down and others adopted, pledging the
state to the vigorous prosecution Of the
war. The Richmond Examiner is not
quite satisfied with this result, however,
rs the mere Offering of Union resolutions
shows that there is unsoundness some
where. The Examiner says:-
at may be hoped that we have at length
done with such helpless and futile talk;
and that nobody ever again will dare to
cay our defense Of our homes is an Gun
natural strife" BY this time it may be
plain that there is but one road to peace,
namely, to make the North weary Of war
AS weary oft as we are ourselves, long
since. II the legislature Of Alabama al
20 were now in session, it would probably
see the necessity Of redeeming its late
fault, and make some energetic effort for
the defense of the state, pursuant 10 the
recommendation of Gov. Watts. In
short, it is at last plain that We must stand
together, OF else sink together without a
hope Of redemption"
The negro arming question is still
warmly discussed, although the prevail
ing declaration is that the time for the
measure has not yet come. The Exam
liner is very bitter against Mr.. Davis foT
suggesting it and discussing it "as if half
inclined to espouse it." 1t thinks the
employment of negro troops would de-
grade the southern white soldiers, but
that the negroes are quite as good as the
Union troops thus;--
ALIAS any man who has never lived in
a southern camp reflected of what materi-
al the southern army is composed? Is it
possible for any mind to confound that
material for an instant with tho mixed
hordes Of degraded brutes, gathered from
every cline, and speaking every jargon,
which composes the enemy'' forces, com
pared with whom negro troops are even
superior, and to whose low tastes and in
stncts the association with negroes is
pleasing rather than otherwise? And be-
cause the Yankee government, for want
Of better material, as well as for the pur.
pose of insulting our own brave soldiers
resorts TO the black race to gil up its ar
mics, is our government, 10 its itching pro
pensity for imitation, TO take up the insult
secondhand, and 10 degrade and DISCUS
our armies by infusing this same class o.
troops into them"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-02

A St. Louis paper says ''there are not
less than 100000 persons in Missouri
this day, who are little better than pau
pers, not knowing where to get food tc
maintain them through the winter"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-02

The Money stolen from the banks al
ST. Adams by the raiders is still detained
by the Canadian authorities, and freel,
displayed in court and elsewhere. Its
owners begin to fear it will be stolen
again, and this time beyond the hope Of
recovery.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-02

A prize fighter named Johnny Hickey
weighing one hundred and fifteen pounds,
is DESTROYS of fighting any man of his
weight in the United States for 81 900.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-02

85s 1t is said that all babies born 10
the United States after the 4lh of March
next must be stamped" to be legitimate.
Nothing is said about a manufacturer
tax"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-02

The death Of Hon. Thomas +. Mar.
shall of Kentucky is announced. A re.
markably brilliant mind gone down in
the sea of drunkenness.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-02

For THE FRoNT.--Seventy-t o
thousand guns have been shipped to
Washington from the U. S. Armory at
Springfield, within few weeks past.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-02

VT. SoHooLs.-There are 50, 100
children ofschool age in Vermont, OF
whom 1889 have attended school.
The number Of pupils between | 8 ana
20 that have attended school is 70
IS. There were 4S4l teachers EN-
ployed during the year, and Their
average pay was $50 as for made
teachers. and 81 l6 for female,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-02

An Irishman at the polls in Wind
sor being challenged for his natural
ization papers, after much caution to
the authorities not to "tier it," hand
ed over a paper which being opened
was found to be a bill against him
self for too barrels Of ,ohiskey!
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-02

BURGLARY.-On Thursday night,
the / It'll inst, the store of Mr., VIM.
NJ. Spooner was entered, the money.
draw relic 5ed of its contents-some
$40 or $15-and goods taken to the
amount of $40 or $50. The rascals
gained an entrance through one of
the rear windows,-which they rea.
ched with the aid ola plank,-by re.
moving a couple of lights of glass;
Perm0RteY.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-12-02

FATAL ACCIDENT Joseph Savage
a Canadian of good character and
industrious habits, was hit upon the
head by a falling tree, or broken limb
and fatally injured, while chopping
for Mr.. Hosea Wilkins in the east
part of Mendon, on Thursday after
noon last.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

Tas NEW CoxPAsrEs Three nAv 49,
psnies Of the regiment which il 10 ran.
desvous here arrived on Saturday last.
The hrst was company from Mt. Plea.
ant, commanded b. Capt. Edwards, edi.
tor Of the Home Journal. which y one Q,
the best papers in the State, and is con.
Quoted with great ability. This eosp.n,
has some ninety.two men il camp. and
fifteen more which will arrive this eve.
ming. They are al ine looking men and
in The examination yesterday but tire. .,
four wers rejected. We understand th.,
the rurplns men in this oonpsny will &
sassnsferred 70 second conPsoy, which
= saisiug in Mt. Pleasant, and viii prob
sbly be here in few days. The Firs,
Lieutenant IN ths company Il Nj. Rick.
stt, son Of the U. s. Assessor Of this Dis.
Hiut BE has experiences "a Mn 80
n exosasnt officer, having been u the
ssryise, and was.discA1rssd Inn in.b;l;
-. Tks 3 1 Lieutesant i 3. Al V.no;,e
q ~ snins plass.
t. slhes posaleRs q eeneeni,s ,rriys
=, Qse from Bispisghan, Wa Haze.
seeaey, 80 - ~ sons> sixs i e, -.
~ Z |ssss - ~. 1kiusSr. . 49,
..s-.Ss " = =, <.z l.sss,S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

NorIcE.-The undersigned, having re
tired from the general practice of medi,
cine, with view Of turning his attention
TO spee'as practice and the practice O
Surgery, would respectfully recommend
DE- G. H. Winslow to bis old friends a nd
patrons. Having known DR.. Winslou
intimately for the last six or seven years
nearly three years Of which time he has
been . practitioner ia this city, car
fully and conscientiou,ly recommend hin
70 the community Dr.. Winslow ha,
purchased the entire interest of the Keo.
kuk Drug Store, on 9th street between
Main and Blondeau, where he may b,
iound' Jxo. F. SAHroRp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16
New York, May Is,

~ AojVf 0Cucfhl 0lxs
An official dispssch from the Battle
Geld at Spossy lvsnis yesterday morning
At $50, states that during the preceding
night Friday movement vas made bs
the 9th and 9Th corps TO our left, and 40
stack vas to have been made q day
light, bat NO sound of battle had been
heard from that quarter. This, il is
said. If successful, would place our force
IN Lees rear and compel him to retres,
towards Lynchburg.
No caunonadiog or sound Of battle WA
beard yesterday 1t Belle Plain Of Freder.
icksburg, which affords gfousd cor Infer
enes that Leo had rstresled during FRI
day night, and before the Advance Il tbe
6sh and 9Th corps.
Nothing later than Gao !. m. YESTERDAYS
has bean received from the army Of thu
department.
All wounded that had reached R.lle
Plain Yesterday evening hare arrived
here
The surgical report from the headona,.
teFa states that condition of the ssuuplies
e satisiactory, aud tbs wounded ass' do
ing veil.
The Medicai Director Il Bell. phi.
repass that everything u thst poioe !.
satisfactory. The surgical arr.sesme nts
hase mover been 20 eunpisss = Ia.
Gsa- Shefidas's comnsnd h.d ,e.-hAd
The Loft bank q Turkey Island 4 ) cl.~l
yesterday aftayboOn rad h.vn go.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

e The companies that are ia camp
here we're examined yesterday BY DR.
Esterorook. formerly surgeon 10 one 0,
the Iowa regiments, and but few men in
me different companies were rejected
ana out two IN the company raised II
this city. Phe men will probably Be
mustered IN to day BY oonpaaiss. By
Capt. Walker. United States s,nustetinD
officer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16
The Gigantic HippopOtamus!

~BoHgsorn Holy Writ u whom II Il declared tJob
&a-JSl Upon earth fssFr j. hs Ike This
specimen ~ tbs brute errfcn the iast vesge ~ pre-
Ads~s erssf<se<. captured Wy his prsenf keel-r
ALI the kSyrsiaa by ORDER OF the f@roy ~ Egypt -
miles scse Cairo, the White Nile 10 Africa and
importefrta this evanfrv expense 81 than
k+s01 by q. C. QrgeE. Esq. with whom such arrange
mrnts hare been made ~ eRaie the Management 10
present him the paie 10 conjunction with the other
unqus attractions. which make up this Cntacysm OF
wonders comprising this gigantic eombnAfsoa-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

For BURLINGTON, KErrHsBuRa, New
BOSTON, MuscArrsE, Rock ISLAND AND
DAvssPoRr--The steamer City Of
Aelthsburg, Captain B. W. Davis, viii
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keokuk, making
connection with the railroads for all Of the
above points. and At Davenport with dali,
line OF steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk at 7:l5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

SERIOUS AccrDENr.-Jsmes Graham
an estimsble old citizen. lost bis FOOT d
while placing the joists in Kellogg 4
b'rge's new building on Saturday las,
and fell. pulling the j,ist after him auo
crushing the bones of bis leg just abo,.
the ankle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

* We direct attention to the adver-
nsement of the Illinois and Southern lows
Railroad. A change of time has bee,
msoe which will be of some advantage I.
business men and the public general,
For further Information apply to H. L
Shepherd, General Agent, corner Mai,
and Second streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16
TIE CRY.


leg Icf!s-I an prepared to faroisl
'cs to the cisisens Of Keokuk in quant-
tie TO salt. Order left At my oflse on
Sd street, between Main and Blopdesu
orgivsn to the wagons will receive pronp
attention. D. CoLisse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

@ Mrs. Rockefeller, who was sho,
BY her husband Thursday night, died o.
Saturday evening from the effects Of he,
wound.
n0okeie'lsr was arrested and bound ovs'
after the commission Of the deed, but v.
have not learned whether be is in eustod,
since her death or not.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

PsssosAL.-Cels Culbertson, Assistan
Adjutsnt General, is in the city and i.
busily engaged in preparations for tn.
Organization of the volunteers of the FRS
congressional District. He hopes to hav,
the frst regiment in shape to march b,
the middle Of the week, and so far as i
depends on him, he is sure to do ii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16
ga VOICE FROM vICKsBURG,

ga VOICE FROM vICKSBURO.
viczssns, MIA, Az Q. 1854. {
Dr. john nalt-psar SIR: an haepv 10 it.s@ Il, 90,
thnt have used your valuable crou ;ttsr1 with rrf
bcuent to myself In general debility and psSstrnfi0s a
my system, produced BY the unhealthy aud n,i.u.sic IL
nuence u the Mssisspp river around ycksburr h.vfnr
wen VIII Den 0rsnt army tAfUughost il uho rpusH-
ern campaign confidently recommend IL uss Z, Al
psrsoos Who are exposed TO unhealthy climates.
II. W. fuGLg
Agent o. 8. Sanitary Commtssioa-
Lerisvnlx, Ky, Sept 10, isos.
On the I'D o July Last submitted through m .~.ns
mine TO The Medieval Director u the Depariment 81 fhe
Army Of the Cumberland sasaplo of my Csdrsp stfss,
M inspection. md rvquestd IT, alss analysis he Suud Il
msrsofons to sanction and approve its use amoae cur
The following l. the Medical Directors rep,y a. ,.o
uso. hsscr.ns permission 70 chip go osen = once 70
-. 't 1pao g suffers JOHN BULk
Il am ssftsed that Ceron Bitters WIN do 10 h.r "a
ny one u taken properly aud in moderation - no
obeetoa to Dr Bulls being permitted 70 sDe q Il -
suffers A. HENRY THUR6ION
Surgeon and Medical Director. d. @.
Headquarters Department Of Cumberland. )
Nashville. Tenn- July ~ te6x
" John Bulls agent, Mr., has psrnteui0u % ship
% Nashville Tenn, gusA, Of 800 dozsn q Hulfe G.
dron 6itssrs for sAle 20 sutsess IN fhe army oily
Inc 81 the Treasury Department as . b
BY order Of Major Den Rosscraus
.ssl-s saa,ot "a projcss 1870,
sor se,c wholesale and retail by Wilkinsoa Hsstsss
III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

S0o111D0,O 3010-04ooS O0D3401&1D0 ~
3ebel stores.
Washisgsos, May l4-li:4O P II y
70 Gen. Dix:
An olBeisl Dispatch ftnm 6heridas, ID
ed Bottom Bridge. via Fort Monroe. Nay
Is, states that BE msrchsd srospd the
suemy's right flank, and on the evening
Of that day reached ths North Anna river
without opposition. During lhAs night
he destroyed The enemy's depot at Beaver
Dam three large trains Of cars, 700 cars.
two fne locomotives, 900 600 pounds OF
oases and osher stores. an,oansing 10 oil
! =, one million and half Of rebel rstions;
.lso the telsgsaph and railroad track for
about ton miles, and destroying several
solvents; recaptured $50 Of our men, in.
Guiding two CoIoneis. one Major and ssv:
orsl other officers. sh. ~ So
On the norniDg Of the 10th be resum
d operations. crossing the South Anna
. Ground Squirrel Bridge. and went into
camp about daylighs.
On the llth be captured Ashland Sta
zion. destroyed one locomotive and train
Ut cars, m engine house and three gov
eminent buildings containing : large
suicunt Of stores; slso dsssrogsd several
rs.aIa vork and hv;d,es "A tel.or.nh
v;resI
He resu..sa the march On Richmond
and found tha yehel Can S,p.,t lin ~.
.av.irv concentr,ted :, yellow T.varn
He ;.nea;aae,, Attacked MIN and .f,a,
~ ohet;n,te non,eet .,;n.a rossess;o, :,
che Hrock tnr.n;ks ssnsnr;n. tvo n;.ca.
q .r,.ll.vv sd a6.;rc IS. force. h..l
tov.rds l.hlnad ssd .cry.. The No,th
Fork of ~ (shiek.hominv. A. The same
inc . r.rv ea.~-.3 A., ~. rec.
,o,d IA ..r..,e3 IA s,.s l;ns ~ ~.
socm. : vnrts s,ca.d R;cb...ed
Da,inS Ia nivht e r,.rched N. .hol.
s ~ oem.nd h..-... ~ -. "a 81
inc q the eren,'s vork. II ~. ,,,rfFs
yerlookinv the line of the v;,o;n;. Cen
,ral road and the N ,,ch.o;c.v,lle ,.rnn;k >
,lt.r n Demonstration he found a.. vorl,
I'D Gna;ng ,hsm Va, .,,os. \. go =,
be;n,sn,,on of .ss.ui,;n, "A as,.,n;,. -
n - cross the Ch;cL.hom;nv = MO,
Hr,dya vh;ch h.d heen n.r,;.l,. dss
trovea bv the enem, h., - v.r.;,.a !,
,baut three hours .,der = hs.,r .,,;l,er
, ire from a rehel h.,,srv Cen Msr,;i
~ ,ha orass;n., 1920 ~. go,
Ard drove him otF bandsomslr tho ,.n,
+, su;t cou,;nu;oy :, a., =. Csn,, M;lts =
rha eremv ohsa,x;n. m. ra.c.os.;ar =
the Chict.homiov cam. on, fr,m hi
.,rapc linz ~ vo,ss -;,h hs;n.ds ~ !.
Il Lntrs and /. l.rve n,mhsr n d,.man n,s,
. cavalry and attached the d;y;.;o.. =
Gems (s,epu .ad W;I.oc h,,, ,f,., a.
yera contest rs,a rsnnissJ .nd a,;,s,
lh.b;od the;, vovts $3.50
(,reyg,s and Wilson. d;v;.;o. .he
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

REMOVAL -Dr Winslow has removed
his Office from the .coraer Of Main ana
iniru streets % the Aeokuk Drug Store,
on Fi'tn street. between Main and Blon.
deau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

ERRoR.-We we're mistaken in our no.
lice yesterday of Capt. Hope, Of Wash.
ington, as to where be was wounded
We stated that il was 1t Iuka. He va.
wounded in three different battles-Bel
mont. Corinth and Shiloh. Capt Hop,
Is now in command Of Camp Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16
lands, Sathals L Co.'S Performing Elephants!

messed and wbos~ extreme ty ard intelligence have
attracted the attention u the noted ssresfs and
students Of Natural Histery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

DAnr sAfF ~! MSsps
GRoCEnaEs. =
Corrected by 8. uANlA ! 90. Whstesale oreers.
suaas-Ns~ fr,e.ns s.,r ,.iLr MIN. M eAesc. ~
Nav Yark Z, air- Ne Yo~h 4 - crr.h.d NJ 49,
1sr~d aeslc. 80 : - - - = 81 : -
u Vo6saS fysAse Qns3O0r NesfS $780, 1O0
n 1s-o,rvhnus e5xarsr
covvss1fia 1sr- - sar
R,cx-larL
Epp.-Amsrr,c.n Ole En~,fsh To-
so.r-Paln,. lie fsmilv' Glls- German ;i1nsc
C.rns $50 ~ - - tTife
fss-Ygsnx Hy,oa 81 sal e. implr1.I. q 8 to
~ 90 Blsck n a In $50
ron .cysn--is,k sv~ea 49, W.ssfr,u nvApd. &c IA
e4,r- f,old ara N.fur.I i<.f 81 81 ~ n "a
Nnus-Bess brands 3 s, TO Is rstes.
4 o. -4xD Co1nSo6y n = CIR m vxeim
Coenaor--2l 70 80
nuv Apsrs-1r = n
nav pr.ca,x-slts-s fef< IN ,-txc m 80
Sassrxs--Ss & q n "a
sLr-I~ke 5 Is.
Praal srAEcH-pc
MouxE woossx wARx-3 Hsoe P,iia. q $es Q hoop
Is d, yrsts "a do "a W.shI.,a,,s. Il "a -
Flss-No NsekersL his 81 asnxlp -
Np3 - a. 06 1921 -
MOI DO hi do $40 so
NJ A. ~ Al Il "a
UfhIa. NJ , uhs,. rx-h q "a
ots-r..i IN, t-.s wai,s "a !. ~ lean o.. H.
seed on rs Lard on 81 10 10 a 81 pssh an 81 Is ~
/ CO.
CsKus--Hapburx 1far. n.uy.ark ur
- ---.
@ODOCss r"OssssONss &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

"A siigns Colo - Ceuse,.

utGO1d.V COOG60.
Fsw are aware OF the importance Of che hug Cpurh
sehf IoLD ~ It's INT stage thai which u ke hegp-
eny scea yiFid 10 mild rmedy. II nesiec$sd ou IT.
seks ~tbe lungs ~Drv~ms Bronchial Tfbches- NV.
SURE and smo.t immediate rrlief Military officer, md
soldiers should have them, they can be carried in The
pocket and taken occasion requires n,..6si.r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16
IT 3. 10-4o LOAN.
First National Bank
OF KEOKUK.
Designated Depository OF the United States and Sshssp
6ce Agent fx tAe
1o-Ao Loan.

=
This Bank viii receive Subscriptions 10 tbs KsfionA
f~forsy LoAn and nrAksA either ceupon ~ rcxsaervs
bonds, - the sui~ssiber nsay prefer.
fsh teas & authorized ny srt of Coasre0 epgsoves
March H. leA fSsresst- ater ten anh paynhs~ fwsy
JEAN asr date and bxs interest II the rate u fve s
esafan psr anssn In ssdn, payable annually soad
not oser one hundred dpiisrs 2f sea annually h-n
that Antsssnf. '
The bonds dat n March In, 1884 and ssl~rr1h<r
~i BE- required 10 pss ia 1sion the principal u til
bond The srrrne interest," tn cn s equiv hirs
unsil further ss,ice. Win be United States Nar.n.
i&hk notsA with afsy pr cent premium sddedt fron
4arrh ips "a the dafr Is suApcsspsiea.
me Ccupce Binds ~ lids sxn are ready Er delivery
srd kegrsrred bosds ~sa b. b~svr~ The Sssh Q
Apfil
s.anftanee~ for suhseripsss0 marked 8. C.. First M
tk1nfl bAak ke1ank nsy be sent Ls the American II
preDk Company 10 ti4ss fsaEk FIRE. ~ charge
HAnks and Bankers wifi he aiIos commission On a
subscriptions sent 10 Tbs SGtre.
8 kyyfy pru-ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

nISSOLUTIuN NOTICE.-Ths 90.
partnership OF D. A. Collier was Dissolved by rau
eesi consent the Let day Of Sov~bef Isd& Persons
Knowing themselves indebted will please pay the
saass g either " the undersignel b. COLLlSk,
hay12d3t Al COlIITK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

DAnr GArs CIR os,scs, |
Ksoxcx.1MAy "a 1854.
08OCE1lEs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

ONION SEfTS-F,.r .aie ny
~ -gsls kEllocc ! anAnv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

Coffee Persons wishing good Cnaee Will nv this
n r-r4~vsec 70 the ~crtsses fimtsn ~ " xan
- pockets old bort Java Coffee y chs prime IA Coffee
Aeliua Coaes, Wrshs's Phi,r. the hAt s-~' sale
~ h0bER1DON McQUKHN,
april ~ bf~in sfres.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-16

j. shindle Robinson, Jones lie Verbs Le Seur Trensn
Monsieur Frank. August Simond, Jas Benton Henri
Clarence. Clsrmont, Gustavs pucrow. and large and
efficient Troupe Of yauiters, Aerotsts ranabers and
Dancers; y
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-04
f eutllctD y n
6ie
Mrntcn uub &lenDtn.
RonlaR bou Wietor 9ups.
DoI ns.)
Grf d Qiterun a..

@lIjtun fab 3op.rt an. Die(. pono.
lun9spsile en,ipra6 oar nt&t jousrta
N't; tnesGen rob Saprrt cine &u bod
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aus tie @dnur on esr ~Ibar 00oaen
bate: 50 btne, uno etna ets Irsppe
binauf.
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ts eta ttcnen. Dos Gen0sr css 2up
penabloBss Ranp often. lDie In ui,lsn
alien bduisrn 9tnS rie lreppe 70. raf
mon Don tbr aus ouf rie Strube ifbsn
fonnte. Dte Qotene auf rr S'rof'
atrars Qtaenutu parf ei ini1es ei@t ouf
ne Stufen, 70 ru6 man ptt Bsttuttun9
e(pars.
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um frti&e Quft su a,bmsn uuo aueiuruten
orer unmiuflbtltb., Gr bltdts ouf tie
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Nitmanr mebr pa.
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