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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06
THE GAZE. CITY.
! TUESDAY, SEPT. d.
IOWA ITEMS.

.s8.sts9s t-- - lsh ~Ilss shVi
1t is somewhat strange that the ad
mirers ofthe "Grave Digger ofthe Chick
ahoniuy," of this city, have not gives
some exhibition of their enthusiasm, i
they have any, over his nomination a
Chicago. They have fired no cannon, lie,
off no fireworks, made no speeches. AT.
ter all, We do mot believe the matter If.
fords them Is much satisfaction as it will
the rebels, when the news reaches them
The "Grave Digger was their FIRST and
only choice, and doubtless salvos of ar
tillery win greet tho intelligence of his
nomination all over rebeidom. Really
the indifference of the s'faithful' in this
city is peculiar. Where is the General p
[Hawkeye.
-Four militia companies have been or.
ganizsd in Burlington. s8E $50
Eight recruits from Keokuk were
examined at the Provost MarshaPs Office
yesterday; however Eve only we're 40
cepted. More are expected to-day
[Hawkeye. crSnw2
AT the recent commencement Of
Madison University at Hamilton, N. Y,
the honorary degree of A. M. was con-
ferred upon the Rev. A. F. Wiley, Of
this city.-[Ibid. sFf' :
Nick LRLLAN.-A wheezy cannon,
with the yelping powers Of whiffet two
months old, celebrated the nomination of
Mcclellan in this place on Wednesday
afternoon. The wheeses were about half
an hour apart. They we're Of the style
and character of graveyard coughs. and
they seemed to comprehend the fact that
they we're intended 10 celebrate the Sc
pulchral virtues Of the "Grave Digger
CT the Chickahominy." The Copperhesds
tried to get up little bit ofcnthusiasm,
but they failed and broke down hopeless
ly. They failed so radically. that in the
effort to run up the tag at the Des Moines
House, they stuck it tother endup with
the Union down! Sad case of absence of
mind.-[Des Moines Register.
Rev. P. P. Ingalls,, Agent of the
State Orphan Asylum, is in this city and
has signifed his intention to be present at
the Festival this:evening. This eloquent
asd @ealo4s friend OF this moot worthy
cause, will speak of the Institution, its
object, its progress, what the ''brave souls
in the blue" think of it, and what the
soldiers and citizens Of Iowa are doing
for the children OF the "fsllen brave"
There will be large attendance at the.
Festival II will be an occasion of inter
eat and much good will be accomplished.
L Ibid,
sARRIvAL.-0ur old friend Geo. 9
Tichenor of General Dodge's staff, ar
rived in town yesterday morning. He is
well and hopeful, and sports an air of
genial familiarity which gratefully re-
minds US of old times. He left General
Dodge Uncomfortable condition at Indian
apolis. The General will come to Iowa
Es soon as tue state of his wound will per-
rnit.-LIbid.
Lieut.. P. H. Lemon, of the 29th H.
fantry, passed through town yesterday on
his way to Panora. He has been detailed
on recruiting service. He left the 29,h
at Little Rock The rebels have large
army in Arkansas, but it is in loose and
disordered state Arkansas conscripts
are not in fighting mood, owing to the
fact that a msjority of them are anxious
ly waiting for the triumph Of the Federal
arms in their State,-[I Ibid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-06
II EOKUK CLASSICAL SCHOOL

~ The lzEss Son lof the 5th year) Of - Iastt
tuition will commence on MONDAY, September 5th 1854
WV. JANKISON
sASleaew htaStoaS
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ STATE OF Iowa, LEE CoUSrr-ss-
By virtue Of special execution to directed, issued
by Clerk of the District Of said county favor
Of Hiram Barney and against John A. Bishop land also
decree aninst Alice Bishop and Others, have levied
upon and will seil tohe highest bidder at the front door
OF the Clerks 0fce OF the District Court Of Lee County
Iowa keokuk in said county, the 10th day of Sep
TENDER A. d. 1861 between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ.
and O'Clock T. NJ commencing at O'Clock p. NJ Of said
day the following PROPERTY, towt: Lots 20, eight
Isl (e), ten C0l eleven OIL and twelve If2I IN
block twenty COZ in the town of Monrose, Lee county,
Iowa
Taken evfedupon and TO be sold by order ofthe court
10 satisfy said writ ofexecution.
Keoluk. Aug il, 1854. -. : IsR ALL ANDERsoN,-
Printers Zee 81 90 Sheriff ef Lee County, Iowa.
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From the Hon juBs Lean. Of the Land Court.
~ ST.. LOUIS Feb 18th, 1864
}. H. DLoop Es4-Dsar SIR. hare tried your Rhs u
natism Neuralgia and Gout Specific, and have found
greet felief ffom 40 when other remedies have failed
think 1t very safe and reliable medicine.
e Nf1a Very respectfully. your friend
c. b. LORD.
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Letter from Capt MAIIS to Alexander Lech, D-ugsss,
before JHo. H Hlcup became gent Eor the Medicine.
ST. Louis, March 81, Ise3.
AfKx. kx1rcH. Esq.:-Like msny OF my profession.
have suffered severely with rheumatism and could
pernan ent relief till tried your Specific happy
TO saw that use in few days restored health
fGignedI CAPT AALiH, Of steamer Warsaw
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r..ssrrr, Ill, July 10th. 1893.

I.ssLrr ILL., July 10th, 1858.
tcs, m y,,nrr pso Dear Sir: have been q snferer
f .ix vs.rs ~ith Chronic rheumatism and take great
,s.-rrs Il your Lallemans Gcut and M
~ - srser IN he the best medicine for that disease
49, 49, sxsr hrsrd On When commenced taknA IL
1,S !. rs,x rnk or .tiII, great the pain,
~, - ,hs S,rs was free nom H. snd my legs for
~ a.. ca. n Ave year, free from pain. ard feel
sne that think would he dancing all the while 10
y ~. at 40 mxch for music. But, sir, 1t IL splendid
;,rs am, woald recommend all those aiicted
h dtsessss 70 try IT, Ihsvs just found Capt Raymond
- Vsrd N mine HIS back with fn1xmrn a1ery rneu-
ats,u and told hna hat MEDICINE did for ne
10 will send to you for of It. Enclosed please And
t dol ss md sepd two hotties Of the SPecac. Jf
sboud not need II myself viii give tito some that
iaes y tere are pleAtys that Gai&g with those
Siseases that are nnacquainted with your SPECIFIC and
thfv that ron oxht to publish 10 in every city In the
Union VERY respectfully. yours,
+ 1S1i5.ia5 81 Carr. JAMRS W. BR0vE,
Residence, Chicago, IN.
P.e Send medicine to care Of b. T. W. "hisnsA3hE
cago = ~ p
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MS H/eHIYREcDAlAHEXDED

See what Dr. pHIrlrps the Oldest and best Phys
#4AH clans Of St Louis snys:
= sest eag IA sr. LOUIS Jane Is, 1S6s.
Mr.. JSo III. BLOOD, Agent OF Iallemand's Rheumatsm,
t;out and Ncuralgis, Specific IL have presented the
above mentioned Specific and say that have
found any remedy that carries 30 much certainty Of
quick and saiulary ce that hes in all the esses Were
have used az. De. u. W. PHILLIPS
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YnR lscnAon wArmRs ME1.oenoess Am
HARMONiUMs, LII M =.


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little bfrdn .Brd Of bsaptyr "rrsty pair rssp .ASvH
Chorus,n eMeet me By tne running hreek,n ~. u Y
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Is an enhss work Of lsa pases aad peary as stsno
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Excelsior Planning Mill.

TJAvISG fitted up my establishment with the Latest
IL Improved machinery, nm now prepared 10 fur
nish al my Office In BRIDGEPORT, uho same that was
formerly occupied by stewart keeline,l Rough aud
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Sash, Shingles, Shelving COrnice Boards, Shutters,
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formerly Of the firm Of Stewart Kecne.l
pstlgspost Belmont Co, Ohio. JcihIy
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znr NEW sArR1eoss sass ssas

contains 90 pages OF songs, dues ssa ehpyssss hss
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1t is well suited fer social singing wen sabbah
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Christian ''rhrss Cheers for Hanusrr "csMs
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attachment N otice.

Peter fallman l'I'HE defendant 4 hereby notified
W. ! that the plaisin, on tho 2lsl
Annamas Jaskson day OF November I56i, caused an
order OF attachment 10 be issued against him. before
Andrew Aietsndef, JaSee OF tue Peace Of Richland
Township Bel@on, County, Ohio, claiming Judgment
for S30 ~, snd costs Y. TAI.LMAN.
Doeen,ber1 1854.
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Belmont Common Pleas,

John Wiley Paia PnE Above ss.sSs a.%sd cs ss.,na
David wiley Defendant t,ai op l,e 2sd day 81 Oclo
ber ied4 die above named planiiG flsap pelitos jn
sgaiBs said defendant ioI seven bundled dol.
lars with Interest nom April le0O, lor moneys OF
ts plaintiff before that iine And about the I2th day OF
epismbeT, 1902 collected and Ieessed by ssd desnd
sni ativIEey in fact for said plsiald Z y t -
said dsIsndsat 10 fesuifsd V answer saAd petition by
Z. ,lkVEs v. cilARLEswoRrH Clerk 1
D.TsSE. Any fsf piff ,s slsa
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Probate Court, Belmont Co., 0,
John Li,e, Admir- Of Nose. Travis. decd,

John lisle, Admir- Of Moses Travis, deed,
Robert Travis Jonathan Travis, Mary Ann Carpenter
and Thomas Carpenter (her husbandl, Julia Ann Moore
aud Joel Moore lher husband James Travis, Emeline
Moore and Harrison Moore (her husbandb William
Travis, John Travis, tasultsl and James X p Travis
John Travis, Mary G. Travis Sarah Travis, Harriet
Travis, Mary Gaten and Hu dah Ga,en, lminorsl
THE above named defendants are hereby notified
that on the 2ist day Of November, 1864 the Above
named petitioner hled petition in the above named
Court asking for authority convey, on behalf OF said
defendants heirsatlaw Of said deeedenI 10 Sampson
Mhoan about three Of land In the Sautheas quar-
ter Of Section is Township Range 8, in said county
more described In said petition, Ia perform
ance OF the contract of said deeedent
Said petition will be Cor hearing ON the 2isl day OF
December, 1854, u, 10 O'Clock A. N.
d. d. II cowEN, Au'y for rctr
2 Nov. %, 1S6A-3w "a a .
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ESTRAY-

CAME 10 the premises of the subscriber residing on
" McMahons Creek, about three miles from lellnire
about the lat Of September IAs,, light yellow
Steer, abost two years old.
The owner ia requested To come forward, prove pro-
perry, pay charges and take him away. or he will lie
aid, asoor'iins 70 law. idei.3sl ThdS THOMAS.
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.ad,,. .tssrassr,s .yDttce.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that Of The Probate coar 70,
Nv Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap-
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate ef
Jeremiah sloiehIenksr, decd, late of sad county.
All indebsd 70 said estate rcque ID make
Immediate payment And hose having claims sgainsi
sad es.sss are nonvd % present them for settlement
n.,.,.,., !, 4, ~, u. JOHN MeKIsscN, Aamf,
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PROPOSALS FOB LOAN,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. July 25, 1864.
NOTICE is hereby given that subscriptions will be
IN received by the Treasurer of the United States the
several Assistant Treasurers and Designated Deposiia
rcs, and by the National Banks designated and qunhed
as Depostaries and Financial Agents, for Treasury
Notes payable three years from August 5 1864 bearing
interest at the Of seven and ihree-icnhs per cent
per annun, with seniannua coupons attached, payable
in lawful money.
holder nj maturity, into per cent gold bearing bonds,
redcemable after five and payable twenty years from
August Is, 1867 O. 7.'
The Nocs will be issued in the denominations Of fifty,
one hundred five hundred one thousand and ehous'
and dollars and will be issued in blank, or payable to
order as may be directed BY the subscribers.
All subscriptions must be Tor fifty dollars, some null
tiple Of fifty dollars
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits
The party deposling must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certificate the denomination OF notes required and
whether they are TO he issued in blink pay able
order. When endorsed it must be left with the officer
receiving the deposit to be forwarded to this Department
The notes will bo transmitted to the owners free OF
transportation charges soon after the receipt OF the
original Certificates Oi Deposit us they can be prepared
Interest will he allowed 10 August IS on all deposits
made prior 10 that date aud will he pnd by the D part
upon receipt of the original certificates.
As the notes draw interest from August To- persos
making dep ss snbsequut tn that date must the i'll
from dale OF note to date of deposit
Parties depositing twenty five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes nj ary Que time VIII he allowed
commission OF one quarter OF one per cent, which
will he paid by this Department upon the receipt ol
bill for the amount, certified 10 by the officer with whom
the deposit was made No deductions for commissions
mus he made from the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will see that the proper ell
dorsenents made upon the original certificates.
All officers authorized 10 receive deposits request
ed 10 give applicants all desired niormaiion and ai-
. n W. p. FESSENDEN
Secretary ul the Treasury
NrSubscripti will be received by the FIRST MA.
! TiONAL BANK OF BRIDGEPORT. OlIloi also cub.
scrpons received to the Ienfory Five Per Cent Gold
BenIing bonds. JOHN c. TAI.I.MAN, Cashier
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Tfss HARP OF yREnneaA

contains - pages Of seng duets and chorusa h lAar
DOM Among the shoiss piesas ,vsull4 Skak
Frs.do's morn" 20 let my people GO" Ovsrths Asn-
tain" "fhey worked me all the day,' DE Price ssAa
each. d. q 49,
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Special Advantages of thisLoan

IT IL A NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, offering u higher
rate Of interest thnn nny other and SECURITY,
Any Swings bank which pays lis deposi,ors IN U. s.
Notes, considers that Il is payng-m the hest circulating
medium OF the country, and il CANNOT in anything
better for its own assets either in government
rites in notes bonds pay able govement paper,
II Is equally oonvenien, temporary or permnnen
investment The notes can alwaysbe sold for within
fraction Of their face md accumulated interest and are
the bes, security with banks collaeruls for discounts,
r Convertible into II six pc Gent.
$40 Gold Bond.
In addition to tho vcrytibea interest on the notes Tor
three years, this privilege oi conversion is now worth
about three per per annum for the for
$40 Boads is not less Than nine per cent premium, and
before tho war the premium six per cent u. - stocks
was over twenty per cent II will be sem tha, the ac-
tua profit ON this loan AT the present market rate not
less Than ten per cent per nnnum
It's Exemption rom State or
NIunicip TaNation.
But aside from all the advantages we have enumerated
special OF Congress ExEAPrs ALI BONDS AND REAs
URy MOTHS FROM LOCAL TAXATION On the average this
exemption is worth abou, two per cent per annum,
cordng to tho rate VI taxation various ars, ID the
country.
Il is believed that securities oisr greai induce
ment, lenders those issued by the government In
all other forms Of Indebtedness the faith or ability Of
private parties, stock companies, or separate commu-
mites only, is pledged for payment while the whole pro-
perry OF the country is held the discharge Of
all the obligations OF the United States.
While the government offers the mos, liberal terms for
loans believes that the very strongest appeal will
Ito the loyalty aud patriotism OF the people ....
Duplicate certificates will be issued Cor All Deposits
The party dspostng must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certificate the denomination Of notes required, and
whether they are lobs issued blank payable to
der When so endorsed Il must DO lef with the officer
receiving hs deposit ~ be forwarded 10 the Treasury
Department
Subscriptions will be received by the Treasurer Of the
United States, al Washington, the several Assistant
Treasurers and designated Deposi.ates, and by the
Firs, National Bank OF Bridgeporso
and by all National banks which arc deposarss
public money, aud alssespsctabs Banks and Bankers
throughout, the country will give further information and
afford every facility 70 Subscribers. auii
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Terms.
NOTICE.

rTLiE STOCKHOLDERS of the First National Bank
Of b. Clairsyile are hereby notified 10 meet nj hr
Hawking House on TUESDAY, THE l0rm DAY OF
JANUARY, le65, nj o'clock a. NJ for tho purpose OF
sleeIing Ave Directors of said Bank, and Iansaeiing
other business.
de6lw II G. WELDAY Cashier
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Choice Grape Vines and
Strawb berry Plants Free!

I WANT 100000 persons 10 apply 10 me Tor samples
l. OF my valuable agricultural and fruit growing pa
beautiful mi-nonhlyJ which will be seni from July
1894, to January, 1855 for only yrrY csSrs and every
subse riber will receive In September, FREk and postpaid
the full amount OF his subscription Ia RvssKLLs GaKAr
PRoLiEIo sraAwnKaRr Plants, which the laIges, aud
mos, prolific In existence, bearing from 300 10 300 berres
on single plant some Of which are as large rs honk
eggs! Or subscribers may have fne Delaware, Con.
cord Diana, Rebeeea, or Hartford Prolific grape vine,
Tree, n preferred My specimen papers sent free,
posi paid, which give ihs full details Of all my liberal
oilers, ~ vines &c, 10 subscribers and club asenls-
Immense supply Of plants and vines growing on my
larm, In Clinton Oneida CO., N. Y, where all letters
must he addressed Money sent nj my risk and one
letter IN thousand fails TO reach Twenty thousand
vines and plants were sent ee subsc ribe last SPRING
all OF which are growing finely, can furnish ali the
best varieties OF grnpo vines by the doze hundred or
thousand, also the Russell strawberry plants all NJ low
prices. lau3l II, b. MINER :"
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RUTH. A SACRED eAM1AHA

contains 12a pages Words by Rsv. Sidney Bysx s.sas
by Prof Gull Tbs is sAcellsnt book + eses - -
tile young Prices paper oevers 20 ssAs as pss lse;
bound 90 cent?, $40 per 100. -, :
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TINE REVIVAL MUSIC peo~

contains 70 pages Of tunes and hymns dssksd ar say$
val, prayer, and conference meetings Phes n psPsG
covers single copies, 10 cents 90 per leo MAsA q De
retail price. He .f f.-.. .lI -rstIN p >
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sAaRArH soHooL nzll. ~. + ,Ii @.

contains IA pages and nearly 400 tunes aud bY.ns ssa
is the most popular . s. Book ever issued Anenf ha
popular pieces are, "kiud Words" 'Hdsn Ah1vcs
Christian Hero" "Beauiitn zoan II ought y lsvs All
Mothern 'VThs Angels told sor an the Light" "ns&
for the Weary" he: Prses-Paper sovsrs, - ssSU
EACH SIS per handssd; bound rs cents rihunaIs
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Bellaire Property For Sale.

OrS numbered sixteen (i6h seventeen ~, eighteen
IL US), nineteen (Ol, and twenty (2U in Block mum
bered twenty three t23 in the town Of Belaire--nl
fenced in ono lot, with good board fence and having
IA very comfortable DWELLING HOUSE thereon, will
be sold al private sale on application at this oihee.
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Piles---A Sure Cure.

INVERYBODf is being cured OF this Distressing dis
IL enss BY the use OF DIR. Stricklauds Pile Remedy
Read what those say who have used il:
Mr Charles w. Lamdnim, of Louisville and Mr. j. P
Hazarde, Cincinnati o., both were cured after using one
pot OF DR.. Suickland's Pile Remedy. They say they
have tried every thing hut could obtain relief but one
one Pot of SriekIands Pile Remedy affected a perfect
cure after suffering for many years with the worst kind
Of Plies. They recommend every Que who is suffering
tn iryit. N1it H't. a.
Sold by all Druggists so cents per pot Manufactured
al No Fast Fourth street. Cincinnati, o. Ask for
DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy.