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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

Howe 4 Tyler viii cell on Saturday
morning, at 10 O'Clock. m elegant sofa,
mahogany chairs, do cane seat. 6ns bed
steads of different kinds, dining and otae.
tables, sofa. lounge. carpets, bureau
cooking and parlor stoves and kitchen
furniture; also two plows and one seed
'sower. Also, at private sale, two fst
fuh -bieoded Newfoundland pups, aims
months old, glossy black hair, and intelli
gent fellows. Also, good sewing ma.
chine. 2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

No MAILs.-Owing to the strike among
the engineers on the Galena Railroad, the
engineers on oil the different routes lead
ing from Chicago have quit work until
the demands of these men are acceded to
by the company. Consequently We were
without any Eastern mail yesterday. and
may be for several days and persons in.
tending to start East will have to post.
pone their trip until the trains commence
running again.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18


Ruies fer the ReAe0psa0n ~ Mati-
lated PessaUo 0urpsncy.
Postsge Currehcy cas be exchanged, u
not nBtflated, with any Assistant Trsas-
urer or designated Depository Of the U.
=, 10 sums not less than Eve dollars. De-
faced notes, If whole, are not considered
rs u,utilased nor is IN evident accidental
injury. not reducing the note BY more
ihan one,tsnth 10 original size, regard
ed as mutihted. Matiate6 Fractionsl
Notes will be redeemed at the Treasury OF
The United States, at Washington, under
the following regulations. established as
necessary guards against fraud, and for the
protection Of the community
! Fragments of note will be redeem
ed unless it shall be clearly evident that
they constitute one-hslf or more of one
original note: In which case, notes,
however mu,ilated, will be redeemed in
proportion to the whole note reckoning
By ffths.
2. Mutilasions less than one tenth will
be disregarded, unless fraud ulent, bu. any
mutilation which destroys more thap one
tenth the original note, will reduce the
redemption vaiue of the note BY one-6fth
its face value.
3. Mntilated notes, presented for re-
demption must be in sums not less than
three dollars Of the original full face value.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

~A little child, whose parents reside
On Timea street, near 5th, came very near
drowning yesterday. She was playing
near a cistern, over which there was no
cover, and fell in. The noise brought
its mother to the spot, and the child was
taken out better in some respects for the
ducking, and none the worse for the
fright.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

ra-The Union candidate for Mayor
Portland, Maine, Jacob Mcclellan, was
elected last Monday by l,lSo majority
over John B. Carroll, his opponent
Union gain of 935 from last year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

MEprcAL.-The medical profession Of
this city, in the proceedings Of their So
ciety have, in view of the general advances
in price Of all necessary articles Of cor.
sumption, advanced their charges and
demand prompt payment, as in other de-
psrtmerts Of business. Their fee bin can
be seen 1t the drug stores and in the -
oes of physicians.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

Ey The Buiternuts of Corydon under
took to 60 ahead of other folks in getting
up a reception for returned soldiers, and
consequently made dead failure. The
soldiers take no stock in Butternuts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18
ORDNANCE no. n.

Ansenatory Of Ordinance No 50 relation to Ssiexaks
Gutt--s and curt<fore<.
Bf s-dsssei bv tx Csfr Cs,ssi Gus r Kesksks
S~c That whenever any repairs Necessary 10 b.
made any sidewalk Pisnkwaik in the civ. the
agent ecnpsaf of the ist part fronting
tbs shall be notified Thereof In xritn Ly the
NayF UhS<h nofcs tiAA ferth - nsrfy e. sv he
the ssfrr md extent OF TIE r~sirs % b. as
the said ownee. agent occupaut rhsh f havc such
r~rain nads within ten dsys astpr Dnsfee abrrsad
nch person shall forfeit and par for the pf the city
not less than twp nof ere tnn ten s3lafs Hr Svery
hs ~ she neglect said repairs TO be
made ~ be epfFce and collected other penalties
vioaf;n Il dtt erinsnces Unocruied loss part Of
lots owned by noresidents shall be proceeded aanst
provided in section " Ordinance No So and Section
cf 0T&lnance No. 50 h hereby rsrcsled.
See Every person owning occupying any building
n This city shall cnns- the pipes and CUTTERS
the ~Ster fcm the roof ~ the building to and t<
sidewalk TO be constructed altered repaired
prevent the spread n waiter the sidewalk niuFng
the adjoining property, and p~rson DegiecsnG
cnmry with this section AFTER being duly notified By The
City Marshal shall forfeit and pay fur the the city
not less than two nor than ten dollars fog every
week ne or sosmas netect b csne sal pipes % estser
to be 20 constructed altered repaired To enforced
and collected a. other penalties for violation city or
fAftesth 9RO n gNvTR Msror
D. b MnhlM. Clerk. mchlo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

MUSTERED IN AND PAID OFr-The
new recruits of the Sd Iowa Cavalry,
numbering 277, we're mustered in yester-
day by Capt Walker, and each man re-
ceived $500 and their uniforms. This
regiment will probably leave in day or
two for Dixie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

PoLIcs CoURr.-There vas but one
case before his Honor yesterday. James
Tumbleton was arrested and fined $40
and costs for assault and battery on the
person of jeremiah Bristenhouse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18
ST. OUfS R 4
Throat and Lsseg xSssfttssfe.
No. . NsSrA r. bet. che-sust ssd Pfne.
1T. wwIGHTI I'M. D., Proprietor.

Ctarrh Throat Diseases Asthma Bronchitis Early Sta
ges of Consumption Heart Disease. Liver Csynpls;nf
nputftc~ of the Blood. screfhia Be~ses of ~ MA
neys Diseases Women, and all other lonts that
lepi TO Consumption.
Are treated hy eltireiy SEw SFSr-N. T&s new
tenn has been most successful ard bv its
SPEEDY and PERMANENT has elected the strongest
testimonials from eminent PhS sssials in its favor.
Patients al distance treated with equally great
succrss.
This Institute nil be Psrmanenf and pcne but the
mc H444 ngrtitione5s In this ross dhcuit ~ gt-
medt Of sft1lca1 sciencs VIII be employed.
fhsse having the slightest synpfom ef Throat or Chest
disease should apply NJ once for all such complaints lead
10 eonsun ptfoA and deafh. -
Fog 1her rartcus Apply al the Institute inPersss.
or by letter
Office hours from @ to ) r. m.
Address T. r, ,unlGHT, ~ n ~
w~- wsrt Sc Leufs ffrraf md Lung rHstffrfe
n1s-dsodAwewly No. S5 North eth st, b. Louis No
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

E By reference to our special dis
patches from Des Aoines it viii be seen
that the House yesterday passed Mr..
Cues Senate bill prohibiting the circula-
ton Of foreign bank notes after the 4th
OF July next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

nA- The Oskaloosa Herald will raise
its subscription price to two dollars per
annum on the first of April next. We no.
tice that quite large number of papers
throughout the country are advancing
their subscription rates owing to the high
price of paper and material.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

SCHOOL ExAAIsArIoH.-We attended
the examination in the Fifth Department
Of the Public School yesterday afternoon,
aud we're well satisfied with the manner
in which the exercises were conducted.
The scholars were correct in their exam-
pies and explanations in fact, it was
surprising how thoroughly they under
stood their respective parts This de-
partnent is under the instruction of Miss
Hawkshurst and Miss Seymour, and the
discipline is as good rs it can be made
where there is SO many scholars. The
attendance of parents was not very large,
but considerable better than it Was the
day previous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

A PoETIcAL EDITOR The oditor .of
the Fall RIVER News has takes to writing
poetry, = the following viii show. Il
contains as msch trath = poetry:
Breathes there man with soul 80 dead
who p Aimself katk sever saidI uill
my country paper tAks-both for my
ows I'D fAoilys sake i II such there
bA4let hin fspsat~aaA. kavs Ma papel
y him sent-and II he'da 49, = f6666j
vists-hs, in advance, win pay -
pTintse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

Ho FOR IDAHO We noticed several
wagons passing through our streets yes
terday, Idaho bound. The wagons were
drawn by horses, mules and oxen. The
animals were all in fine condition and ap-
peared well fitted for their journey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

SThe total receipts Of Sanitary Fairs
held since Novembsr last, eenmssciae
with the Pioneer Fair 1t Chicago, IL e.
timated ut over one million Of dolhn.--
The people of New York are predicting
that the Metropolitan Fair. to open in
that city on the 2sth inst. will produce q
million more, while those interested in
the Mississippi Valley Fair, to be held in
St. Louis, sre estimating their receipts
in advance at $500, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

fS There will be a meeting of the
Ladies Union Aid Society to-day Friday
18th inst. at McCune's Hall at O'Clock
p. NJ. A full attendance is desired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

Wr The Soldiers Temperance League
will meet for the election of officers and
and the transaction of other business at
the. Medical College this Friday )evening
at o'clock. A. G. PoRrkR, Prest.
w. E. WRIGHT, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18
Nfp 1S1trfisenleats.

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
KsrAfk-Kosice = hsFehY eivA tAas ~ uaa.r
signed Gnardiaa q r. g. md 4 o. beLouis, Minors, VII
sen Il public yendue op xoa, AprI llth 1874 Il tn
deerribed real estate towit The undivided Y a
o. 4 " cf Sec 5, Townahip 68 r. T. W n Lee coun
II Iowa '
eaid sale to BE- between the hours Of o'clock m and
esasck p - Commencing At o'clock ,. n u I'D day
Terms na4s known on day of sale.
RosEas II. GfLLnosx srAYroRD
mchl64w AfsornSy ~ fS,,srMs>
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

a~ The soldiers were, many of them,
distributing their greenbacks very pro-
miscuously around last night. Money
does not seem to agree with them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18
CoHCERTINA AND DULCIMER

cosonf1sA vIrnotr MAsrEs; containing uesnests a
so0xs Marches. Wafzes. Porkas DaDces &c, cesriisd
rom w1ks = Case s~dg~ick, and Ruttisger. o. 90.
6RHu CoscnnsA IxsrRrcrloss: contsninr = rou-
piste Course Of Study and Exercises With csectn a
cnusee Mnssc by Wnfizms and couie. 80 cents
together With Afrs Marrh~s wstzes srhcfffsehes H,
paees, and Drcesfcm FIR Tuning BY J. Low 10 cents
Mssisd Postpaid, on receipt VI price. Published ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

s9- The dust has commenced flying in
our streets again, and the mud in the
several roads leading to the country is
"dried up"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

LIQUOR LAw.-There is quite an ex-
citement prevailing in different parts Of
the country on the subject Of liquor sell
ing. The Linn County Patriot says that
four trials have been had and two are to
come off yet in Marion. and that thsliquor
was condemned. rolled in the street in
front of the jail, knocked holes in the bar
rels, tried to burn the contents, wouldn't t
burn, bad day for burning whisky. too
damp. ought to have known better than
to try to burn whisky when everything
was SO wet, knocked the barrels to pieces,
whisky went into the gutter, isn't the
FIRST whisky that ever went into the gut
ter, goes in sometimes and takes along
with it biped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18
TNIoN NURSERY, TT. MADISON,

~ LEE CO. IOWA
TxzEss-Apfe Trees CT years old per Ice a o.
Dwarf Pears 10 years cid. per dns~n 81 So per iga
80 ~ Dwarf fears to years aia - cass. g. pes
doxen s5 % per r standard Pears, scenfs eacl Hardy
Cherries large sfuk 10 10 feet high g 50 per dtxen
x1a W PR ls P-sh Trees kfliea, NectsTinea kills<-
QniBce trees, Downing Eserbesrinx Mulberry 81 zach,
Barberry bushes large stock q Grape Vines "a 50
kinds Caias Ia Isabella, Cinfea Sortons Virginia and
hiAw~e - psr dcvcns os~ etd raanfs Eas per e.
Delaware 80 dazen. ten kinds ef ksergrsens
FEET high = eeats 10 81 = each. Ornamental Tr-es ss-
erfng shrlts- Ec.
RnsEs--ssmH-r Rese~. Bengal or China Perpetual or
Monthly Roses Hybrid Perpetual, Aoss Roses, Green
House Plants sc.
Catalogue. reas On aPFlc1tipn.s-
6f For al packages tor kecknk freight viii be paid
heokuk Station. excerpt for Apple No charge
packing bat simply enough to pay for saks boxes.
mch--im l. HULL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

.wsss's.-~s 0oDt0ronse -11o0ys
The Rishmond Wing has the following
very feeling notice Of Col. Dahlgren'p
body:
The body Of Col Uric Dahlgren,
killed in the swamps Of King and Queen,
by the 9th Virginis cavalry. wrs Brought
to the city Sunday night. and laid at the
York riyer depot during the greater part
Of. The day yesterday, where large mum
bers Of persons went to see it. 1t was
in pine box, clo.hed in Confederate
shirt and pants, and shrouded 10 Con-
federats bisnket. The wooden leg had
been removed By one Of the soltiiers. II
was also boticeahle that the little finrer
Of the LEFT hand kadSsss eut OF. Dskl.
sren was smsll man, thin, pala and NTH
red hsif and goatos n me same color.
HE iaee sxose % sxpssasisa # sgssy~-
Abost tvo o'clock. ,. n. the sorpss, ~.
raalossd tDoa he .dspss- cd bsrisd
oqe kSoa1, 4 i = hlex, sh6fs. n !. ].
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18
THE CITY. !.


CARPET CHAIN.-Several kinds for
sale. low. at the Bag Factory, Main
street. st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18
(lFFHIAL NOTICE.
oT7fcx 5F Z Asssssor. afs-rv~t, Rrrr~-x

ozTfcx - e. : Asssssor Afs-rx-ts RErr~rx-1
AsEt A~-1Tlass Is=Fa5@F.#
Mt FLEAsAsTs@ l4snrg to. fsr'A, NaFch !. sss
Sotts Is h=Tess iren 10 all whom axs ees-. that
~ ssfnrsi.T with ard sfrtaT ~ the Eres-e Laws II
The eHsfss States have iEs dsF res-gnrtg- rh- ~Is-
sssiens 9s Les eots IL this ee tsD Dastrset
kssGed ti.ese-a three aslsspl.s t.-sl.:
lst pssfo, Ist Collection lasrit III Tws tn
she townships Of ysckn- Aout.ose and D.s No4nss Lee
county IN which " L STRIPE. Esa- 4 keokuk il ASSIST
ant Assr1sox
ID Hsisson- lst cotscn Distrsct Of fowz comprise
the nwnships Of Cedar Aaxis- frxnk n Denmark Hsr-
rtson, Van Barsn and Charleston, Lee county ia which
Es~Na Kinney. Ess- af IHyer. IL Asastans Assessor.
esh Division, is Collection District n Iowa new e
30 conaprsse the townships Of jefferson West Point
f1sssani kssxs- a&hxagaa. rsen Has Msas~em Lee
county, In which John CiayT.ol Esq u Fort Madison
has been ssFssDsesi A-sistazt Assesecr
All persons rvstng IN znr Of soil Dvissuns sub
iert 20 any pErr LICENSE under the provisions os
the said Excise Laws requested Gle lsss4 With
he tsse<soT u thar respective Rwsser q ks
hstrfct r. VI. PICkEL
msh-diwAw5w U. D. Asses~sr. list Nst- Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18
TT 8. INTERNAL REVENUE.
OfFfcx T. d AssEssoa, ist DasrArr.l
Mr- PrEssasr. Iowa, March l. 1884
AHnmAl Taxes fer f4gA.


The attenSon u taxpayers il hereIy called to the pr
Visions of the UHtet k1css Lw relative .. the
ssse>sment q annual saxe
By the sixth section ef the ef July l. lse1 IL IN
ae The duty of all persons prtnerxhrs firms assoa
tsas, ~ eaxTerzsis, made liable xny ANIMAL asty
hoense q taz - - esfss ~ frss -Msshv q Mnv y
A gss~ 70 MAKE list return To the Assistant Asses
sox OF the District wherr ozxe n the amount of annual
income, ts ARTICLES obyects charged special tar
md the hus@n<s~ ecnpaticn hAis pay any iioen-s
Every pssson Who shall fxii make such return ty
tie day s~eteA Vii be hahi~ sasasnsd by the A.
sor accoFing to fh~ hsf infornascn whirh he can Oh
asn aa1 IN ssrA CO thr As.e~s kSraur~d add nfty
PER cetrn 10 the q ,he issnas ef suck lIst
Prosrpt returns etiy viii avoid penalties.
Every sr-s'n aho shall deliver TO Assessor any false
or fsaistuten Inst sf&seznens ns snt 10 ~vse tine
vAas tia e efEaEneratsu sersa by tsw subject
Rae q hNe hHnrst aoisarr and IL sseh the LIST wili
b. made 1Ef ty the ASSESSOR ASSISTANT Asse~sr a-i
Hsha the yAlEAsaon ass -EsEHzet - made there can d,
zpp@asL
Pa of ths zna. taxFs except those fr Iir-rss
Eh Egt te se.rafssI uHii the fErfis day u sazsa
lie s2srsrs1ais i2A.As s49h a~Ae return. anA
NJ reressary lAfs-aa~-fa VIII - furnished bw Nus
strip kf- ASSISTANT As~e~s- tr ale Isr It Vision I'd
~aE4 hiases s~a- ~ Es1sk .. sssi Jean Cays~s Fsz
i1a bfsis . ~es3 m ref--nz ssslf l. !. rsress n
ss @4os tlas ast 4a5 u Ny - tesr osice respect
iysiT X VI pftKFI
fash--eiwRSss L. : Assessor lxt nss.ricf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18
For Rent.

EOR RENT-The we'll know Aackley
Farm consisting Of about 10 land, good Barn
and large Hoase 90 the Plank rad sdofnir the y
Apply 70 lmshis<iti ia AAckLkf-
HOTEL FOR RENT.-The Hotel In
Il l. Keoknk, Iowa. known fhe Billings Hoos@
confmin= sixty Are tn nnfrnxfas and rent ahoHt
mxty dollars per month Enquire u
Il SCOTT HOWELL.
mrhs heokuk. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

% Our toWnsman, Fl. H. Belding,
the well-known elocutionist, has arrived
in Keokuk after an absence Of several
mo6sIs in Illinois successfully engaged
in his professional capacity in the differ
ent colleges and seminaries of that State.
| He is about to visit Des Moiues aud some
Of the intermediate towns, with view Of
Introducing his elocutionary readings to
the people. We hops they will give him
hearing worthy of his professional at
tainments. As successful teacher Of
elocution Mr. Belding is pre-eminent.-
The excellence Of his numerous scholars
lin readings and declamations in various
parts of the West for the las. eight years
prove it.
| There 10 sad deficiency in this branch
Of elocutioD. Our schools are filed with
stiff mechanical rules. and the present
system Of teaching seems too insufficient
70 remedy the evil. Prof. Bslding should
have = permanent centQl position in ouz
State where scholars a4 teachers could
avail themselves Of his practical eloeatiou-
ary instruction. Our State University Il
Iowa City, We think. should afford such
. position. We hopeOdr Legislsture will
make suitable appropriation for thai
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

RIVER NEws.-The river is falling
slowly at this point, with three and hal
feet on the rapids.
The Die Vernon arrived last evening
with large quantity of freight and {
number Of passengers.
The river is said to be very low above
Davenport. the late rise being from the
small streams below that point.
The Northern Line steamer Canada
attempted to go TO Dubuque on her Last
trip up, but run into a large 6eld Of ice
near Bellevue, and was compelled to re-
turn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

~ Mr.. John Bower Jr., exhibited to
us yesterday some specimens of Catawba
and peach brandy manufactured At his
establishment in Nauvoo. The spirits
are said BY those better capable Of judging
than ourselves. to be of superior quality,
and some ofour druggists are SO well sat-
is6edwish its properties that they pur-
chase it for medicinal purposes.
In such times Is these every encour-
agement should be given to homo over
foreign manufactures, and our citizens
by p.tronizing home producers not only
keep the money in circulation At home,
but aid the Government BY the amount
of the tax levied upon the domestic man
ufacturers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

80 ~ safe9y of Gissware imported expressed For this
market which offer lo~ prices yta casa ipt~,.5 -
ouer sach insiuesseuss TO merchants Jotsug
1asinrs and sell alino-t entirely by ignaI packages
Ana am detsriained % tadd up large trade
respectfully Invite y0u 10 visit my establishments and
examine my sfek, and fattez self thss can sive
satisfaction .
- Highest Market Price paid fer
HIDES ana RAGS.
- aae ansrartisen Anftr6se rtrtea
anfs 1sae xan Sdnstae ausasiusrt. -
n,u6isdly MOSES yoGEL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

fair.
The mcst extensive preparations an
being made By tie citizens Of St. Loui,
for the Mississippi Sanitary Fair to 5,
held in that city, eonnencing on he I7tl
Of Nay next. A site has been procured
for bailding to be erected for tAs pur
poss Of the Fair. on Twelfth street BE-
tween Olive street and Wabash Avenue
From an article in the Nissosri Dsno
cat We take the following description )
ihs bdildisg which h6s bssa designed. 5,
hr. Wm. Rumbold, architect, aidsd B.
Nsssn. Hart and Brown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

have on hand snd shall eadeavart keep on hand,
good sapPiy Of coed Quality Of everything In ny
line, which Offer o the pubc Il the LOWEST Cash
PRtOEs. n The old stand Main street, between -
and 4th.
IT. sf6N OF THE BIO SADDLE. III s
OrleFs fssn she Cssnry prsnptly .a,tca1ed r.
u0v7LA ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-18

II EOKUK, WARStWsA AND ALEX
IN ASDRIA PACKET,
The fast running AAi liz 1t al rsaEhs stem
y er EAudk csFa. 6shpsk VIII nsxkr trips as
S72 above whenever i:le fuasinl ice " III permit.
As possible 70 do regular tr9 time S bs
resumed. dns notice OF whseh viii sc giTtu fstd-f