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FiRsr NATIONAL BANK or KEokul

FIRST NATIONAL BANK or KEoKuk.
We cali the attention of our readers to
the notices Of this Bank found 10 the ad :
vertisement column. The U. s. lO.4O
Bonds are for sale at this bank, and the
fact that these Bonds are payable in specie,
and are exempt from taxation, State or
National, and have the faith of the Gov.
eminent pledged to their payment, makes
these the best and safest investment our
citizens can find. This Bank also deals
in all kinds of U. S. Bonds and in Ex-
change, and in the purchase and sale of
gold and silver, and in general banking
business. 1t is well established, has large
assets, and its officers and mana gers
too well Known for their probity, worth,
Intelligence and fine business talents and
habits to need recommendation.
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KECK UK MARKETS.
DAILY Earn err oryacr. \
Ksoxrx, July ., 1854. }
GRDCRmsEa.


Ccfrcree4 ~ T. HAAIkL Co., Wholesale croeefs.
sueAs--N. Orleans air, &c prime, 25lE choice 2eic
New York, Z. S1 New York, A, 30; crushed and pow
Aerrd Ssc.
Aolasssalgar House, os9I l5c, Soldsn syrup, 1 %
9$l 2>--ssrgham. ol&9ssc.
CoFFKx-Kie 81 10 csc.
kIcs-l6 70 iGlye-
SopA-Amerirsi 10; &c; English, lie
soar-falin, lvl4c iAaails. SIG, herman, 11l<eol2
CASpLEs-star, ~ TO Sc, summer Pressed. I6ssc.
TkAs-iouhg ttysesl Il seaz3 10, impSria u 20 10
" ~ Black ii - TO 81 Is
ToaAcco-Dalk Sweet, roc; Medium Brands. Sc 10
0Dc, Gold and Natural Leaf 81 30 u - TO-
kAIks--Bcst Brands - 50 to rates
SLAss-sxlo Country - 10 CITY rs, rates.
CoRDAar--5i to sc.
DIR AfPIL*--f1 to isc . b.
BAR Pkacars-IIlfs IL To lSc . b.
Oar CuERAsTs-.ic.
RAIsixs-Ss 50 - IS.
sALr-4 IS 10 S %. ~
PRtRL SrkRsH--iue.
Wool sacks-<l -.
NOUNS y oonks WArs--1 Hoop raiia ~ % Z hoop
Do - 3S No. Tubs. $40 90 No. do is or No do
~ ~ Nests I'd do, 5 Is wazh-bcarus IS COL
fIsH-No. Msckerel, hbls- %lS 006rxlo CO.
No. do DO vi6 OOtaxIf 90
No. do hf do $lI 0Oe1ll 60
Ne. do hi do so OOtalO "a
Hi tbis No. White Fish. SO u
0ns-Cual uii, cost u, Lanseed OH i a. Lard On
u IS 10 81 -. Fish OIL, 81 10 70 10.
CnKEss-Denmark, TIC.
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Beauties OF Conservatism.

The beauties of conservative rule aro
just now being manifested il Missouri
1t is only about five months since al, kinds
of arms and ammunition were permitte,,
to 60 freely into all parts of that State
persons OF doubtful loyalty rs we'll as
downright secessionists had arms placed
IN their hands by the conservatives who
had the management of the affairs of thu
State-aDd the results ara sov beino
clearly manifested. Union men arc be-.
ing indiscriminately butchered and their
property plundered if BY chance the
property ofa conservative chap" il dis.
turbed, it is returned to him, with manv
apologies. Many instances OF this kind
have occurred since the Inauguration of
the present guerrilla raid, and is Of itsel
sufficient to show conclusiveIy where the
so-called conservatives etand, were there
nothing else; but when nearly all the paw
paw militia 60 over to the guerrillas. and
IN some Instances almost BY entire com
panles, taking the arms which have been
placed in their hands By the government
~ P.SS' " euS PCnVc VI TIE Gkafe with
them, their position on this question can
not be misunderstood.
There is no doubt that . large portion
of Prices army is now in Missouri. and
thatJthey have been recruiting for some
time past. They have also arms and am.
munition enough TO last for q seasons
campaign, aud appearances seem to indi
cate that the whole army will soaater over
the entire Stale, devastating the country
and numbering thousands Of the inhabit-
ants Who are guilty Of being Union zen
A more perfect reign of terror exists inI
that State than was ever known--iamilies
are fleeing for life, not knowing where
to go or where they viii End : restineE
place, leaving all they possess 10 the
hands Of these robbers aud murdefers.-
How long this state of affairs will continue
Is hard TO foreses, but that .thsys have 1
temporary advantage, and that It will re-
quire prompt and vigorous action to ex.
terminate them from Northwestern Mi,e
so9rl, there is no doubt.-[Q Quincy Re-.
publican.
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FRA VOICE FRo4 vIcKsBURG.

FrcEsBtRa, Miss, Aug. y, 1863
M, !snn b1ii-DeAr sir. ! am happy to state 10 You
AAf have used your valuable Firpn Bte1s with great
hAsft ~ ysef IN general d{lhty and psustrnun n
system, produced By the unhealthy and u;asnafic in
nnence OF the Mississippi river ousd ylcksburg having
been with 1en Grant army Throughout its hole
@n oHipNgu ocHbdertiy recommend its use to all
persons who ara exposed to unhealthy climates.
Ii. W. fo6LE,
Agent q. s. Sanitary Commission.
LorrsvIrsx Ky- Sept. le 1858.
On the I'd Of July last submitted through an agent
Of mine, to the Medical Director the Department OF the
Army OF the Cumberland sample of my Cedrun Btfes
for inspection and requested IT. after analysis found il
mertcrous to sanction and approve its among our
soIdiAxs - -
The following the Medical Directo<'s reply and also
Gen k.secrans permission to ship suo Dozen once
have II sold TO suffers. JOHN BULL
X am satisfied that Ceron Bitters will do 10 harm to
any orsr taken popssiy and.in moderation. no
oechon 70 Dr. Bulls being permitted to dispose Of 1t
suffers. A. HENRY THURsTSDN
Surgeon and Medical Director D. C.
Headquarters Department Of Cumberland
Nashville. Tenn July a, 1855 !
Dr.. John Bulls agent, MI has permission to sl.ip
to Nashville, Tenn. rs gross Dozen Bulls Ce
dron Bitters for sale 70 sutlers in the army only
The regulations of the Treasury Department to be
complied with strictly.
! ~ order Of Aai,r Den. Rosecrans.
: 49, wM NJ wILEs
Major and Provost Marshal GEN
For sale, Wholesale and retail by Wilkinson Bartlett
70, heokuk,iowa- aprl3dAwlyr.
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EgWe visited the musical meeting at
the Court House last evening. A respec-
table number present. Did some sing
ing under direction of Prof. Palmer, who
is evidently a fine musician, and an &C.
complished instructor. 1t is proposed to
hold Musical Convention. Let our cit.
liens enter into the project heartily
Practice and discipline alone is necessary
to make Keokuk unsurpassed for good
singing.
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Sherih7S Sales.
GHER1FF'S SALE.
GHERIFF'S SALE.

rfsfL q IOWA In C0ryrT-ss
by virtue OF general execution directed fssusd
by the Clerk ~ the District Court said county M avor
Of 1hspin lee. and against L. suilrvaa have lsvied
us ana VII sell e the highest bidder the ouf door
Of the CLERK Once "a the District Court Of L. fsuntv
Iowa. AZ heo4ak IN sssa county. the 9th Jar Of Au-
gust, u l-fs. between the hours of 0'cIsrk NJ
and eisek T. IL commencing o'clock r n of sasd
d., the following property, toui: Eeiig part Of LOT.
eisFea i sn Is evs i4 in block thirty six t5 in the
CITY u hecAus, Lee county, Iowa begiEnns at Point
sixty ktl beet from johnson street Rrunf street
thence sAg frnut street toxasd. the alley " e,y f2n
FRET thence at right angle sEid lot one hundre6
touj feet thence at right aNeie towards johnson Get
twenf. tn teef. thence in straight line one hundred
Geo ieet 10 the plAee vi beginning
Taken levied upon, AMI 10 b. sold satisfy said writ
cf execution.
KeesRk, July -6. 1864 ISRAEL ANDERSON
frinter = rec y ~ sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa
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LQdHZ.
DIR. h. A n ID E. RS & 9 JOS
IODINE WATER.

f6fine water acts npcn the Heart Liver Kian~x. N
gr-ssve twg ars and Giandnlsr System
The has ATTENDED the n-. Of th. ,.r.x,
In private praefis and enssorreen, Of u,,fis! an
tority, enable 20 r~camntna il 10 the ur.titi.,,
and the public, feeling confef that with fair rs i,
will attest its exccence ia the eure of t,r,; ~
~esss bitch indicate fodins rnfh scrfni Brunehitis
SKA Esspsons, Het. Liver, sd kinney Diseases Ser-
svas Aaestgns Neuralgia knEnnasisna Dyspepsia De
hiliis. syphilis, etc
PhysacI1fs may rely rpnn hhe uniform strrnsri az
lodfnt Water containing shrsean y,er grams ,.r.
Iodine in each Aunf ynr4 atsr - ss,r.sx kxrr
ssfL Ii il not liable eces1 mi
formed inequalities; neither II the Iisne il ,tilx mr.
neafraiixed by combination III any es.sefr rsser
ing ~. seiuioa SUPERIOR 10 amy ealser method u ~xhi-
ting Iodine.
Fn directions accompany etch bottle that n NAV IN.
used a family merine a. ~4 a. by III. rrof--si,s
Price doiiax per bottle lon receipt OF five tolayv
SIX BOTTLES delivered free by EXPRESS to any Al
Beware of Commercials and limitations which aprncf
ped aealsrs endeavor dss.ss OF on our
ee our ard tYse ma stte er.~k Word head
ing this advertisement upon he aeis and wrapper, Of
each bottle, without which uone Is genuine
Circulars gratis.
DR.. III ASDERs 4 CO.
Physicians and Chemists.
nay1udhwem No - broadway, New York
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E Fearing that we should become
demoralized on account of prospective
raids, or would need something to inspirit
us for some other reason, Messrs. Baehr i
Leisy very generously sent us key of
lager yesterday Very clever of you,
gentlemen.
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A1r1 lys = .s-
W lean from NO Ostunws Courier
ofysitesdsy u particulan 81 L. affair
II that place Wednesday:
! EafiJ II De 'fstsaoon psoplA bsgsa to
come into town in large numbers; By
noon ths strests wers crstdsa, but Is
there was no disorder or excitement, and
no threats Wen made, the citizens sup
posed The crowd had come to see No.
Comb hung. and were not aware Of the
postppnemepi q tho. execution. Aboat
noon. however, they gathered about the
Jail, and some few Of the number ex.
pressed their determination 10 lynch the
prisoner.
Sheriff Derby WAS ct his post and re-.
sisted the execution Of their purpose TO
the best Of his ability, knocking down
two or three Of the ringleaders, He also
called for assistance, and was assisted BY
few Senator Dixon, Judge Hender.
shott. Hon. &. H. Stiles. and Capt. A. A.
Stuart addressed the crowd, urging them
to desist, aud let the Law. take its course.
All. however, had no appare ut restraining
effect. A woman mounted the fence, and
madeian exciting harangue, urging on
the mob, and saying that il they would
leaveit to the women they would attend
10 it themselves. A vote wa$taksn, which
Nas decided be in favor of the hanging.
4, They then attacked the Jail in front
and rear, and BY the use Of the sledge
they soon effected in making an entrances,
snd dragged McComb from his cell. He
asked for an hour to prepare for desth !,
was given him, and he was taken into the
Catholic Church and was baptized. They
then placed him in wagon. aud took
him out about mile on the Agency
route. and made Preparations for the exc.
cution. After the rope was adjusted about
the prisoners neck, be asked and obtain.
ed leave to speak. ss
He said: III have the rope around nv
neck as you see. and have only few mo-
ments to liye, but am an innocent man.
If you viii give time until the next oour,
| will prove that George Lawrence is liv-
ing, aud that did not murder Laura Har-
vey." At this point cry was raised all
through the crowd, stake him back, f"
take him back" accompanied BY the
cry OF chang him. chang him." The
leaders fearing the tide was turning, said
that 1t was getting late and they could
walt no longer. An attempt was made to
throw the rope over the limb, but while
this was being done, several resolute men
some Of them from Ostumwa, Jumped into
the wagon, and seizing the rope attempt
ed to wrest 1t from the execu,ioner,. A
snort struggle tor the possession of the
rope followed, when some one cried out,
"cut It. No sooner said than done
Ihe rope was cut, McComb hustled cut
OF that wagon into another, and driven
rapidly 10 town. where they arrived Lit.
tie alter SIX O'Clock, and lodged McComb
safely IN bis old quarters again. During
the evening, the Sheriff assisted by de-
tachment Of "Guards," arrested six or
eight persons recognized as leaders Of the
mob, lodging some in Jail and releasing
others on bail.
IL would seem from the proceedings
that large majority Of the crowd we're
spectators, and were there through curl
osity. Had they been there with the de-
lioerase purpose Of hanging Nc Comb, be
most surely would not have escaped.
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New York Mas6es.
By Telegraph NEW YssK, July H.
Coston-Acsise. SALES 1t cl01 q sar middng mp
.xnds.
Fscar-S4af~ and Western lower. Gaiss at issa
10 - Ef kxtra ktssu, ~ os6io ~ Ssr kxlra II. O.
and 10 3s9i5 - Trade Esn< market e1osing dull and
ifrssulse
wisisk%y-Iirmes. Sales II 81 70 COR State, and
.as31 1faS n e<sex1-
uhzas-Duii. ssiss NJ 2sa7 70 for Chsesxo Spring.
11x ~ Tor Asassxkes C1uh and 49, ~ Winter
ED Western
kye-Sesrc- and 6rsu 1t soDl s.
Baxley guSet asd npnrinal.
Cws-tAsn ssi~ ~ q sr ksu Mixed Western
and 81 fsf ussoanA.
oats--Funr- II l % fur WESTERN
01se-fhus ard nDsainsiiy nnrhanxsd
6nxar-f~k rrqnasss U~kA xi6n5lJke.
Moiassrs-fsnli ami pffces urnfnaliy unchanged
Rtroasnn Steady Hx5e4Af SAE u5sc f5r Crude. kar
fcr Rennea 10 Boass st86ss hsr R~Eisd tsce.
Nooi-Dall-
P.rk-iess aessse ard lower. Is % fcr mes q ea1
. o. Cor r~~ dE ~ sAe1s 70 fs prime and Is % fr
prime
i~~fuaiI snI heavy II 1s8Ise 5~ essutry snes.; ga
loc r pytmss isr reT~rked msm snd 2saSvc 6sr
nrss. Prfsse beef quia
Cut ssats-<tass aud nrn ii l55lsJ<e for Shoulder
ard II 4 @ifS ter hsrss
Lsst-tirrser - lgs4&ssoc
Better and Hfiser at ssanc Tor Ohio. and 80
70 &C for State.
Chccse-fiua AZ Il 20 &c
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~ Seventy-eight disabled soldiers
from Sherman's army came up on the
johnson last night. They are all from
Illinois regiments, and the greater por.
ton Of them are wounded. They win
remain in our hospitals here.
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~ The chivairy Of "our Southern
brethren" breaks out ia the Richmond
Examiner. which says Of . captured COL
ored soldier of the Union: "Hsa was
equipped, a. the law directs, in the hate
ful Yankee blue. which 10 enough to
make ! aoutherner' shay negro. no mat
ter how harmless he may be-"
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, LEE Covxrr-ss Z
By virtue Of special execution to me directed isxne
" The Clerk u tne Dsirct Court Of said county, in favor
81 q = Hale. aaa against H. heasiiP AID = T cas-
,I,t4aa - aeers against iohn Donahoe aaa others)
ies ies upon ami sill sell to the highest bidder
TIE 'front.' soer Of the Clerks cfce 81 the District
sots; Of Lee county, iews At keokuk "a county
On the ish dsy ot Aug A 1864 between the hours az
y eeoek A. " aud O'clock p NJ commencing at 2
occk r. n u said day, the following property towft-
~ irtt IN run the east Size u ot tea gg1 and
az " ~ ELEVEN tll IN hlock hundred 1901 ia the
sitN o hk III, tssEg ~ feet fruEt Frank street by
80 irtt t ~ and ihcinang the alley Ia said tock
Lee coHnty, IURs-
Taken, levied upon and he sold 10 satisfy ssid writ
Of execution.
heckak, July Is, Ga ISRAEL ANDERSON.
PRINTER Zee % ~ Sheriff II Les Co. Iowa
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4 Heavy wager on the rall o. ascs.
mOn0. -srss


mOnd. -sss
: The San Francisco Alta California
gives the following account Of i strangely
constituted wager. About Ten mon,hs
sincs two genslemen of that dity apresd
70 the following coadi,ions
1T the Federal forcesldid not capture
Richmond within thirty days from' IA
date, he Vas to give TO bic opponent :
single sound. eating apple; If Rishmoad
held ont sixty days be uAs to give hin
two appl6s, and doubling the ntimeer CO
eAoh aonth until Richpenl ~ tAkdu
70 the end Of tins il that Grant did laes
oeeas bstoss. Nine aosahs Aavs passed
49, ~ INT sppisuss handl oYss, ana
- ~ ef NJ. 4 a 4 - 4 - - Z
s-e1os ~
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EEAmong other a4usements nov de-
lighting Paris is . "delightful' monkey,
tbe rides like = man. From the Empress
downwards. everybody has paid tribute
to the talent of this animal, who mounts
horse Ike m EnglisH miIord."
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Police ITEMs.-Anna Hayes was
brought before Recorder Martin yester-
day for prostitution, found juilty, and
fined IS and costs. Couldn't pay it,
Sent to calsboose.
James GreeHsh was fined So and costs
for drunkenness and misdemeanors.
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New York Money Market.
By TsieeFsph NEx Yux, July Is.
Money more srtire and very firm ut Z.
Sterling. Exch&nes hsAss aud unsettled Mt lookaIpoi<
Err gold
G.d irregular, unsettled acd lower. opening at Isl
de- nins 20 100 ssAEeing a. and closing quiet 81
3soA2.
TIE steamer Kangaroo Liverpool to-day carried ou,
ssa,ope III s,ssrir.
Government Stocks more acsise aud frm.
C. 81 coupons to-t-agis6i1.
81 Coupons lnssxiis1&
s-sa Treasury Sote- sgss.i6SJ~
stoeas-steady.
CAP lln1s u &cl.aiG c&RIiisL; MAPDc or
1si wsb q. PRIV 4sli4i- s&T Ii e4I< NV
pa 50 Pc frg isyi. 4 3 frcest a5J Pc Nail 2se
Z l5r fietls. A $50 Hudson / "a: Har-
lem .ss Resis.sg lyss lSs5s N ssj. Toledo la;
NJ sers 5@ls
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THIRST QuEscHED WITHOUT DarsK.
ISa.-Water, even salt water, imbibed
through the skin. appeases Thirst almost
as we'll as fresh water taken inwardIy.-
In narrative of Capt. Kennedy's losing
his vessel and his distress afterx ards, the
Captain says:
! cannot conclude without making men
ton Of the great advantage / received
from soaking my clothes twice a day in
salt water. and putting them on without
uriaging. To this discovery may with
Justice attribute the preservation Of my
life, and the lives Of six other persons.
who must have persisted had it not been
put in use. The water absorbed through
the pores Of the skin produced in every
respect the same effect as would have re-
suited from the moderate drinking OF auv
liquid. The saline particles, however,
which remained in our clothes, becoming
sncrusted with the heat Of the sun and
that OF our bodies, lacerated our skins
md we're otherwise inconvenient. but Ne
found BY washing out these particles, and
frequently wetting our clothes, withou,
wringing, twice in the course OF q dav.
The skin became we'll in q short time
After these operations We uniformly found
hat the drought went of, and the parched.
tongue was cured in few minutes after
bathing and washing our clothes, and, at
ne same time, We found ourselves Is
much refreshed IS if ne had received
'ome actual nourishment. Four persons
. boat. Who drank salt water, went de-
iri0us and died.
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-. VS. - - = 50 N@s&sfkss ~ ~ 1
Ear The mercury reached $50 in the
shade yesterday.
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For the Gate City.l

Headquarters 18th Iowa Inf Vet Vols ,
In the Field, Ga, July 18th, 1894
Casualties in the 18th Iowa since last
report:
WOUNDED.
Private James Martin, CO. C, in arm
and side; TWO ribs broken; July 10.
Private Lewis Burckhalter, co. D, in
left shoulder, severely; July Ia.
w. W. 3.
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3 Don't fail to read Dr.. Ferr.rd,s
special Notice on this page. fin.
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Bunting Flags, al sizes, manuf.c,
'ufeo py Y. d. Emerson, Fourth ct.
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BoArs LEAVING r0.DAY.

The river is assin falling. The weather continues
ov warmer. Last night very close with scarcely
q breath Of MIR stirring
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nsnt sss - chssp b. S
80 = 81 Iii EAkUxQg1 4Na& !
ssvah-&xar
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


~ STATE or Iowa, LgT Cas-
By virtue of special execution directed issued
by the CIeT Of the District said county, in favor
oiGeorse Williams, Jr and sgains, A. H. ueAxlip land
also decree against Sussnnah Heaslp and othersl
have levied upon and will sell the highest bidder at
the front door Of the clerks Office The District Court Of
Ice county Iowa at heokuk said county On the 18th
day OF August a. D. 1854 between the hours Of o'clock
A. NJ and o'clock '. NJ, commencing at O'clock p n
Of said dar. the following property. towt The -
feet Of or 10 and all Of lots III w. block It0 in the
city Of Keuknk, Lee county Iowa
Taken levied upon, and TO be sold by order OF court to
satisfy said writ pf execution
Printers Fee 81 CO., ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, July il, f6i Sheriff Of Lee Co.. Iowa
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SALE.

- HERIFF'S SALE.
~ sfArE o. Iowa. LEE Co.'S
~ virtue 81 special execution TO directed issued
by the Cis Of TIE District Court said county in favor
ot George iiliaals. Jr shi against feaslip and
also aeeree a@Airst John posAhoe and others have
lesied uen end will sell the highest bidder at the
Front ioer Of the Clerks uce Of the Bs;rn Court Of
lee county Iowa. a. he knk, in said county the 18th
daT o. Aug. 4. D. fetA, between the hours o'clock
y ara octoek r. NJ commencing O'Clock NJ Of
siai day. the following property, t-wi: The easterIy
10 f~t lot eleven IN aud te r. III M, IL IL fIoek
let In the city kekTk bcn 9u f~t front d. frank
lin sffeet. running zrk the width lso fret deep to
the alley, including the alley In sad block county
Iowa -
Taken levied upcn and TO be sold br order Of our Il.
satisfy said writ Of cxeentarn.
Printers Zee s. COL ISRAEL ANDERSON
heokuk, July Is 81 Sheriff of Lee Co Iowa
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As- Kramer. Irwin & Co., agents for
the sale Of slocum's "Side-Loading Re-
voivers." The best pistol now in use.
No. los Maia street.
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TAlseascs or the Neryous.

- Semtmai, u Urinary and Sex mal ~ :.
tenn 1-new and reliable treAtment-n reports Of the
uowARD AssocIArsexsent by mail In sealed letter en-
yelopes, eeof charge Address DR. j. SK1IIN HouoHrox
phia, Pa sprI-dkwly
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WOUNDED

FOR BURLINGTON, KErTHsBuRa. NV
Boston, MuscArrsE, Rock ISLAND Am
DAvkNPoRr--The steamer City Of
Ae''hsourg, Capt. chas. Morrison, will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keokuk. m.l;,,
connection with the railnsds for oil Of the
above points, and At Davenport. with da;lr
line Of steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk at 7:l5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-29

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In the Field, Ca. July 18th. 1894.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-29
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