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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-17
CHEROKEE DIEJEcTIoK.
Compounded from Roots, Barks and
.ssF nrrs - Leaves


-sFf aarFa II Leaves- etf.. .f
CHEROKEE REMEDY, he great TaSsaa Dia
Hiec. eErss all Diseases Of tie raa-y erp9as sseA
osssiasscs af tks Urias, EsasFssll0A Of tie Biad
~, Tsfanalio4 81 he kidssrs. Soss IN tie siassv
friefsrs, rsusl Glsst. GoaaorvAxa, and 10 especial
d reasa meadcd koss 81 Fiaor Abss (or Afas
aaiesy ssAere Ell Ne ED Haaassas raseizss A@Ss
failed.
! Rs-Tt 10 prepared in = highly concentrated
farns, the dose being from ose 70 tso tesspooz-
fuis three times per day.
ES-It i diuretie and Alternative In its action pu-
rifyan aud cleansing the blesd, sanHing IL 70 Gov
In all it, original purity aud vixor thus removing
fFora the system all peraieisas causes which have
/ CHEROKEE IxJEcrIos d iassna
| a. an ally and assistant to thoCherokee REM
edy, aud should be used in sonjunetion with that
! medlcfnatn an eases ef Sourn hQa. Glsss, Fluor
ATbns or Whites. It's eflectssArs healing. scsth-
| ing And demuiesnt; removing all scAldiaE. beat,
eh0rdes snf pain, instead Of the Burning aud al
most unendurabls paiu that i sxpsrisnssd with
nearly sill the eAsap g@aek fafeceioas
[ @W-Ry the use of-thS Cherokee Remedy
and Cherokee 1njeetfon-the i've nssdirinss
at the same time--Ali Improper discharges are ~
| moved, and the weakened organs speedily
i stos ed 70 hisf stEcF and streugth. .-rF b
EE-For full particulars get cur pamphlet from
any drug store Ia the country, or write Us and VI
will NsAil tree - ans address, fnn treAtLsa- r
| ES- Price, Cherokee Re medy, - per bot
tie OF three bottles fer S.
RS-Prics, Chsrokee Infection, s. Per boa
tie, OF thfea bottles for s.. - tt
sS-SeRt by express to any address, on reesip
hs-SOla hy ifaraggissssvvrywhsre. =
!, ssz w Re Meryvtn, q Co.,
Sole Propristcrs,
ii No. 50 -fhersy Street, New York
ss-sold in ksaas.Ills BY WA. BfERBoWER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-17
STRAYED.

Asr EVENING, FRoN THE PASTURE IN
~ klliotEs EnlSrgsmeat. two Black al, ). Each
- - Iops and halter chain on its neck Ons Il
80, aad the ether thr years old TIE vonnxer
A.i4 hAs ossa g4lded on the Shoulders
Any perscn rsturniag the Mules, OF giving IN
80 -sioe that vtn LEAD 10 their recorery viii b
lnioTna,ioa can Be len At the Journal os,ee.
=. NJ. SMITH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-17

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary. and Sexual Systesasr-Rsw and reliable
treatment-ia Reports Of the HOWARD Ass0-
CITATION. Sent by mail in sealed letter snvsl-
spes. free Of charge Address DIR. J. sKILLIN
HoUGHrON, Howard Association. 80. ; South
Ninth Street, PhilAdelphiA, Pa. mo-
Apri'6s dkwlys 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-17

Cement.
I0 BARRELS JESr RECEIVED AND FoR
~ sale By REILLY 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-17

ii No. 50 -sfher<y Street, New York
AS-SSld in Evans ale By WV BfERB0WER,
and by al dragyists ssvrywhsrs. TfehHdkw1y. s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-17
HO! for COAL MINERS

IATANTED IsMEDIATELY-20 GOOD COAL
W Miners At eur new mines, eight miles from
fhe mouth ef Green River. STEADY employment,
sns the cash every wess, II required For par.
ticulars 81 aire At eur ofzos. Ne. Water street
sooVe National Bank or P. Horabrookfs Grocery
eci-s-l1 THOMAS 4 SAMSON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-17

DERFUnERY, BoAPs. TOILET AATcLEs.
Il Pouan6@z. coamssiq1ss, Tooth, fsti, Fish,
Hair and cl0sh Br1shnss Conbs - gfass fAfisty-
@N' a O. BALLo DRAG store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27
financial ono Gonu1lerfiol.

GArs Chr Ossssz Joy \

M CARS ClSy OSylcz joy ~
There - been NO changes in ~ nast worth hstins
for several days. Some fths bsnke viii no4 vb more
than 80 fOr gold, others o6erins hisA = ~ nss
hnch difference, however, what the quotskions afa ~
there b very little doing No sales Silver staAtpuy.
nxchange unchanged
We quote from Mondays Chicago Tribune:
1hs past week has bsen one Of hnaneial strinesncy
nsves excssded in Chicago We might - tAatis NJ
been strngency hoassk strnightbrwara - ipula
previous day We srs mot that an Who ere really
eoetLsa - consideration fum tia banhs lave robs1vs1
H. Very surely, engaged h suestionahss cpsaasns
have been entirely nsgaected May ~ Ire astr elass
hear that several heavy hoIds Of lard and otAer ne
proucts have besA notified BY their banke tha4 thsy
must transfer Is TO their shoulders and n done
10 few days. u viii be forced upon the market 20 realise
rant their money beck, ana win have H. They do not
like to take H. cancss b pac, which everybody pre-
dicts viii csFsainly cons-
The hreAdstuas and other markets were quite weak
about cents busfsi the he In eod
This indicates that the strength Of the specuatos h
growing wax. week ago they would have bsen en-
abed n rally the market and carry up go csata an
dex the aame influence which controls II to-day.
kxchanse rematns - close yesterday ard perhaps
Dors nAnke have been very 10th 20 ssll 70 eaca
other today 1t par and they have been copelled
to pay small advance that eapQdy eue-
and then give Il 70 ths latter u In ths hops
that the present scarcity might BE- relieved In fsW dys
hardly seems probable that any pronce will be ship
ped East long the present unsettled contioa o tie
Eastern markets remain. II this be true there Win be
Mule o. NO exchange AAs OF cours shis viii bss In
the present sznbasrseat and the pgjre u4 n
up. What course the bankers viii TAXA In the eucsxency
hss not been Indicated We hardly under present
advisemenf, zee any escape from an advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

Csrreesea b 8. HAnlLL Co.. uAsassais 0rsssss.
Swami. Orleans fair, Be prime, 26l<1 cAoses 3ei
New York, G, Soc New York, A. &c; crrasd Al pes-
dered 63c.
AoLAsan-sugar HOUSE, os@l lsc, Golden syrup, 70
0$l z5-Sorghum, 6s@75c.
CoSYRE-kie IS to csc,
klcE-l6 ~ 1910.
DoDA-Amcrican 1o1 e, English, lie.
eoAr-Ra1n, lO14E Family, SIC 6eruan, lll<nDla
CAHBGAs-1sax, ~ 10 Sc; Suminer Prspsed. l6t<c-
fEAs-Yoang Hyson, n 60S0x 10; Imperial n % 10
- 10 Blnck, 81 IS 70 81 Is.
To8ACuo-Dak Sweet 70c, Medium Brnnda O. n
0oc, Gold and Natural Lea1 a 30 70 e CO.
kAns-Best Brands s. 80 to rates
0tAss.sxl0 Country - b City IS, rates.
CoapAGB-z8 TO &c.
DRY APPxHs-ll 70 l2c q b.
Oar PkAcaD-Hfrs IL 10 16c q =.
Oar CuH1Axfs-24c
RAIUxDAe6 80 70 Is s.
6Ala-4 Is TO co.
sI4Anl GzAacH-l0p.s4s
WeeG SAmB-Q Is.
NOUNS W00n1x WAAD-3 Hoop pnils a 7s. ! kocc
do. - Is No. Tubs, SIC so No % Is q IA ~
Is b0 Nests I'd do, 3 Is. Wash-boarde - uo1
hsH--No Msckersl, bbls. Us e0ao1S oo
No. % DO els O03S17 %
No do u Do al e0@1l 80.
No. do hf DO $40 0OSzl0 a.
HI bbls No. White Fish so o.
0nS-Coal Oil, COOL Us, Lanossd OIL Sc: Lard on
81 So b 81 ~ Fish OIL, 81 70 TO rs
CasRsR-Dsnmayk 17c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

WAsnssses, July y. 1854.
A PROCLAMATION.
wHxxBAs, BY the act approved July 9Th 1854 entitled
act further 20 regulate and provide fur eurong ana
calling out the national fVrcea aud Tor other IL
k provided that The President the United STATE, nav
At his dscretion. ~ time hsrsafs cll fx any uu,
Der Of sn = voiante<r for thu respective q one
two three years for the military service Al that IN
the quota part thereof any town
ward Of city prsnrt election district o. u coun-
Of nty days after such call then the Preees shall i'm
mcii2ely ORDER draf fur year to al such suo,a on
aay parf thereof which may b annilsE- and
WaKxKAs, The enroiImenf heretofore ordered n
far completed that the toned sct OF Con
gress may be put in operation for recruiting ma
keeping up tho strength Of shs armies in tbs sid Scr
for the purpose Of Supervising rebellion and rs~snr
Ing the authority of the United States the insurreus
States;
Nov, thesesbre, L. Ab~sham Lincoln pr.s,s~rt ~ a..
United States do issue this call FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS for the military service !.
prsssd nevertheiess, fhat al credits which nay be -
tsesed aHiss ssctea &eAt OF the a5cresnid - ~ -
count Of persoos Who have entered the naysl servrs
during the present. rebeon aad by CREDITS 1ur uec fy
nised @ the military service In ezcess q calls h~roore
d. bounty ~ sAs ss e. =. :.
si.a .ss M .ss s;s
day Of September 1884, bsing any days from Tie date Of
this call dram for oos % 81 ose year shal b.
election district cosnty not 20 subdvtded 70 an r.
thereof which ~ay 6e ssllsd b. volunteer On -.
In tsstineny whereof have heseusto sst nav had
and caused the ssal Of The United States 70 e exed
Done = the CITY Of Washington thi eighteenth day cf
L. 81 hundred and and q lie indspsndenee Of
gsiga.dl ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
". II. sExAsp, Secretary II State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

@ We have received ths Annual Gaia.
iogue of the State University Of Iowa,
for the year 1864, embracing the Uni
verslty proper, at Iowa City, and the Medi-
cal Department at Keokuk. Ofstsdents
In attendance there were III gentlemen,
255 ladies. 2 resident graduates, and as5
students in the Medical Department,
making total of 669. The number oradu.
st'ng and receiving degrees the last term
was Is.
Rev. DR.. O. NJ. Spencer is Presidep,
and Professor, assisted BY twelve Profess
sors and teachers in the Preparatory, Sci
en'lhc and Classical Departments, and six
professors forming the Medical Faculty.
The University is located at Iowa Civ.
ana occupies the elegant building former.
ly the State House. The Board ofT,,.
tees have decided upon erecting an add.
tlonal building to cost about 9a5. oOO
an appropriation of twenty thousand dollar :.
having been made for this purpose bv ,h.
Legislature at its last session. The III;
versity has been muni6cently endowed BIZ
the General and State Governments. Tbs
course OF study is full and we'll selected
and the Institution one Of which the State
may justly be proud.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

Now 0KA moRA0ge
By Telegraph NV Yokx, July -
Cotton-Active. Sales at eo@1 a FOR nidxliur ND
lands.
fiour-State and Western better SALES Il 10 ma
10 IS for Extra State 10 2see1o rs for Rxtrs n o.
and 10 soSl2 o. Trade Brands, market closing dull and
irregular.
Whiskey-ssesdy. Sales at 7oal II for State, and
7ptG1 II for Western
Wheat-Duii. Sales At 2sG2 81 for Chicago Spring.
~ for Milwaukee Ctub. and ssa2 Is Winter Red
Western.
Rye-scarce and arm II soal e5.
barley quiet and nominal
Corn-Frn. sAiss Il so0l q for New Mixed
Western.
Oats-Rirn Il ol01 az for Western
sugsr-Quiet; Cuba 2o010I6c.
CoHee-Qsire HE in bond No
Moasses-Dull and prices no9inal1y Unchanged
Petroleum-Steady. Sales ar for Crude, s14sa
for Refined In Bond saD46c Tor nrAnea Free.
Wooi-Duil
Pork Irregular and little higher with fair de-
mand at - % for mssx 20 t0D4l ~ sos new mess
Bref-Dull and heavy.
Cut as.s.-ouie. ana Arn 1sels,le Tor shoulders,
and lSOl61<c AR hams.
Lard-Firmer ut 191<02D3xc
butter-scarce and nrmer At sso4lc for Ohio and -
to acc for State n
Cheese-Duil At Il to 2kc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

BAEnR & LKIsY's BREwRRr.-In COM
pany with our friend Mas, we went on
an exploring expedition yesterday-the
result Of which was thorough examine
ton of the extensive brewery establish
ment of Messrs. Baehr & Leisy, on john
son between I2th and 18th streets. Mr..
Baehr was the only member of the firm
present, but he very kindly acted as our
guide. and showed US through the mys.
teries of the drying room, aud breaking
mlils, and boppers, and cooling tubs, and
engines, and pipes; and then down .
couple of flights of stairs, through the
malt cellar, and the fermenting room, and
into endless labyrinths of cells and vault.
where are huge hogsheads, into which the
beer goes for consumption. The amount
OF beer consumed may, in measure. be
estimated by the fact that there are in
those cellars FIVE vaults. 10 each of which
there are ten casks, each holding twenty
barrels, making total of 900 barrels.
and they are emptied every five montbs in
supplying the trade. Messrs Baehr 4 Leisv
have invested several thousand dollars il
this establishment; but being men of great
industry and enterprise. the investment
Will prove successful one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27
fPusrrc-No. 100

fPusfrc.- No 1851
An ACT further to regulate and provide for the enrolling
ana calling out the national forces, and for other pu
b 1t naeeef n IT, sssass 81 Bs.ss u R,v~sr...
st That the President q the United ssates NAV - ~
men = sountess, for the respects tssns u oas two
teer In draft hereinafter provided spy sn,s
sute, shall be credited 70 the town. townshp war 81
city precinct election disict OF Of county not 20
subdived toward the quota Of which he NAV have ro
e9esered s eee8nss ssaetltn14 sd svay ~saakessr
whos accepted and mustered int the service tern
Of one year, unle sooner discharged ahall receive snI
be paid BY the United e.e bounty q 500: and II @
term Of two Year,, unless sooner DISCHARGED hounsy
AasAarged sosssy q Sse; onss Or Which hens,
shall be paid to the soldier the time Of his being r
half Of term Of services and shi q ~
% HE term OF service And in Of hi death While il
service the residue Of bouuty unpaid sha b. paid to
his widow, e he shall have len WIDOW Il not. @ ~
children, OF there b zone, 70 hls mother she be
Sec. And he II further enacted That in ca ~. or
Ia sny part thereof Of any town. township vsrd ~
CITY, precinct election district or Of any ~
'e.l pos :: a,lsd .,.ain e
asdsr .drsH Of year m snch quota q nv ~
ihscse1 vheh nsJ y saallsd, and n es q ~ sseI
BY the dovenIssnt cponssatioa = rslssee nv en-
rolled o. drsed man on personal obligation 70 peyn
&C. { "A 5 Il fsrsAs snaet.d. nat Il .s.,, !.
I'll tor ne Executive o. any he aass 70 send rsit
g afsnss lsse ~ re S:atss dscafsd p - = rsbs
tlalA 70 recruit voaunteers unler ~ can nsSr ~
q III ct who shsil II srsssd 70 ths ussss
- g 1s rs,Pscave ausdiviaioas th~so6 whieA nay
ssc. Ard : 4 fartAsr saactsd MS dr,fs,d -.
Organised into Or sdsss1 8 rssisssss sstss
q organsAaons cf their swn baatss 80 - ~ 1ro
81 - -: - = :. 9.1ssst = s..sss -
a1oag shose q ihs rsspssys 1aan WITCH 4 ~ fims
e nv not s alisa . tAsir nazi.sa MN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

r0uR--euperhne, 3 % p bbl.; Spring Extra q n.
Fall Rxtra 80 TO 10 50; Rep Is.
wRsAf-Spring, 81 Is % 80, Fall, % to 90 Nbu.
Coax AxAi-S3 20 = leo -.
DRAE-Wh0t, 81 -; Corn, rs . 100 -.
OcaH-Neu asto %, old % , busAsl.
RrD-l % = bush.
0AsA-e6c = bunA.
on1lm Ar1I1s-e 0eo0 q.
ROfAson-oo0sse.
gsssn-coanoa, 90; Choses, ass.
Qn1ckns-ss 1os IS
kA1n-lSc.
9acclSsas-ISc = D.
Han 1Is 5; sas.r Cured do, Gle.
WINS D1Ane-Os0non 70 0eoA q Ssnaa = 49,.
NesY. = 2s042 20 -
TAI1UW-l2xc.
BE1gWAx-&6ee Co.,
:. sr,.oshy. sls soon % bs,.4 ~ = rss,rss.
a.; ;:. I,.. y: ~ :,':s y; s.sAly. ~
es.ss-Ianothy, = % slAx = = y . Hsneusa
- - 80 = . j 5 q 3 J; rk.s g s''-
woel- Ysctexy rabvasAsA, ettD1 or UnwuaasA -
thru - 1ins neeoss . toeQ Msd1un q 70 g 20
- Heas-es ~ = - - nses
1nA1une--to TO t7s. !
1Ass-z}< 20 =.
hAAe-huRlapa, 70c.
s.asls asaaiss 80 sosbls q, e.
~ -. s: 50
s.ss-s.1 = 80 =: -, -
g g 60 !: = - n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

THE BEaEMAN FAMILY.-We much
regret We were led into an error BY our
Information in noticing the services Of the
members Of this family laas week By
which great injustice was done % TO
members who were not at ell noticed.
we wish here to make amends. Hamnel
=. Bersman, whose dsash Ne noticed l..t
week. had seven sons in the United Stat.
military service instead 81 I've = ~ thsr
stated, two Of whom. not then noticed
are - follows: Oliver, : member 81 ahs
4th Cavalry, now . re-enlistrd veta,,,
and Tilgman II. now : member a. IA
FIRST cavalry. but who vas member az
the lst regiment Of infaasry. TAsss in
elnded Ill the males Of this family. ei.ht
IN number, and two sons-in-sw az
given to their copu.ry. (Ahs, four out
Of the - e1ssp de slsSp tkat knows no
waking.) Where csn : like instance 4
snFesssvsd surrender 70 the esuss IS
tasasa - !-l1lk Pleasant Joarnul
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

By Telegraph CnlcAso, July %.
Yloar--Dul and nominalIy 50375c lower
Whsat-uns-ttisd, closing ssssdy IT IL for
No l. and o&o3 0ai< for No spging.
Corn-Eirm At 2s01 ISL for No 2
Oats-0Fenef Arm. Sales At s2<gs1t<c.
Rye-Drii and ncminAi.
paxley-2aiet. sales Of New Al S.
whkky-Heavy at l 64se1 e5.
Wool-5e lower
Provisiona-DuIi.
Lard-steady at Isl4c for prime
S~it-Steady At 30.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

~ Mr.. Grover has entered into the
general collecting and real estate business
In our place, having opened an Office un-
der the Gate City Office, corner of Main
and Second streets. He has also large
stock of boots aud shoes on hand. Mr..
Grover is worthy of, and We hope will re-
ceive liberal patronage from our citizens
and dealers visiting the place. See his
card elsewhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

PAPERSTocK "A very extensive manu-
factory is now building ID South Brook
Ign. for the purpose of reducing any kind
of 6brous substance, suitable for the pur-
pose, into paper stock BY the power Of
steam. The material is placed in a very
powerful steam gun, the muzzle Of which
is kept closed until the proper moment,
when, the catch being loosened. the ma.
terial is blown out and reduced to . fine
fibre. This is no new experiment. 1.
was tested several years since, and it was
intended to make 6bre for paper stock Of
the common Southern cane. That pro-
Ject was stopped BY the war. Lately,
however, arrangements have been made
Tor obtaining the cane from near Ply.
mouth, n. G. The capture Of that port
by the rebels broke up that plan. We
do not know what cheap material the com.
pany intend now to rely upon. We sug-
gest cornstalks aud stalks of sorghum.
both that kind grown for sugar, and that
for the bush, our common broom corn
We hope something for full supply will
be found, as We underatnnd that the
works will be capable Of turning out
twenty tons Of pulp daily. That may
help TO cheaper paper.-TN. Y. Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

TOR BURLINGTON, KEIfHsBuaG, New
BOSTON, MUscArIsR, Rock ISLAND AND
DAVENPORT. = The steamer Jxss1s
WHlrrLr, Capt. Jas. W. Campbell, ~ill
leave Fofs Madison this morning on n.
arrival OF the cars from ksokuk. m,r;,,
connection with tho railroads for Ill Of ths
shove points, and at Davenport With d.ilv
line Of steamers for Dubuque. Tr,;n
leaves Ksokuk ct tbs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

APPRENTICES WANrED.-See the no
tice of Collins, Comstock Il Co. in new
advertisement column. This an excel.
lent company, aud they are doing large
business. They offer . fine bat . last
opportunity for apprentices to get stu
alton with them. Parties desiring to learn
thetrade would do well to apply to Messrs.
T., c. d Co., and do it Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27
New HeYk money 4aRkes.
slegraph.] HEv YoaK, July q.

BY Telegraph NEW YoaK, July a.
Money easier 1t 607.
Sterling Exchanse dull ~ g.S<74s1 for eurrsoey
Gold unsettled aud nrmer. opening at U.s. advancng
to 2ssl declining TO Isl advancing 15ei and rlos-
iug heavy st 7s7X. @
Government Stocks more active and frm-
u6 q u coupoos loS3f1las5x. s
I'D Coupms fooI<6l6sL.
I'D TEeasury Notes l003zD10Gl<
SSocks-DuIi.
CtPl1olf G &CfselI CANINE; MkPDC "a;
FOL wAb 6& II Q 112t4; + b e4IS NV
Pfd So Scrip III: 3 Yr Csxs 0aJ6; Pc Nall $50
NYC1SS Erie li0a4: 4 13G Hudson l2o3k: Har.
lsm ~ Beading 1851; i5e1f ss1< Toledo lss;
NJ Cert IS. 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27

~The Des Moines Valley R. R. will
be completed to Oskaloosa, and the FIRST
train will be run over the route on Mon.
day-on and after which date there will
be change in the time table of the route,
the cars leaving here at 7:30 in the morn.
ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-27
L01Hz.
DIR. H. ANDERs q CO.'S
IODINE WATER.

Iodine water acts upon the Heart Liver Kidn.v. nj
gcstive OEaEs, and 6landalax System
The succes which hes attended the NE OF this reue,
ps.cuces - the sodpessOent al medical
thortty, enable reeouend il to the pr,ctitspe,
and the public feeling confident that With fair trial h
viii attest it. excsllsDcs the cure OF Chronic a.
eases which indicate Ioine such as scrpfuA Boncbft,
Sktn kruptons, Heart. Liver and Kidney Dsesses Ner
soaA Ansct0es, ksaraAgia kAeumatisns Dyu~ps&a n
bility, syphixs, &C.
hysdciass mag rely upon the aniforu strength q
lod9D6 Water ccntainine tAree-oparter srnins -
Ione = sch cad ounce Ssss water, ssss.s kssas
nssd II not liable to decomposition NOR sbutsneousv
ormed Inequalities: neither Iodine oxydifed nor
nsnsaised by eoadnasion with any insrsdsens rsndes
iting Iodine
Full directions accompany each bottle that Il NAV be-
ussd - fAxnily medicine we'll By the profession
one dollar per bottle. On receipt II Ave dpll.rs
sax bsees a.livusd frss By expssss % any aadrpss
Beware OF Ccuuterits and limitations which uprinc-
pied dcaers endeavof 70 dispose on our reputation
see our signature and trade mark the Greek word head
ing thus upon the aps and wrapper Of
sch bottiAs Sithtut which noAe Il xeuuins
Circulasa gratis. a
Dr. II. ANDERs CO.,
Physicians and Chemists,
mAy1edAwom No. ~ broadway, New York.
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~ Kramer. Irwin l. Co., agents for
the sale of Slocum's "Side- Loading Re-
volvers." The best pistol now in use.
No. 108 Main street.
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REPRESENTATIVE n.Csurr.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PRovos1 MAMMAL 0kxEnAI's OYy1cR,

wAsMHsfos D. c., June u.s. 1854
URCuAA No. Is,
rsons not At for military duty and not liable to rs
non 49, o. other causes have expressed desire 70 be
personally Fspesssss in ~ aFDy. In s1ass to the
contributions they have made In The way boupes they
propose to procure 1t their expene preset for
eniist0enf rscruits 70 them In the service
1uch practical patrottsn worthy Of special coaends
tton and eucosragmsnt Provost MAsshas and al other
o@csu erdng uAr ths Bursas are ordered to furpisk
- nEllftD = tAAe pswr - ealiss and nuster
frompy ms acceptable Representatives rarvSas present
ed, IN accordance with the design herein ses forth
The name Of the person vhem the represents
" - noted on the kalistmept and Descriptive Ro{l Of
the fcersf and win be cas,s orward from tAoss psu<ru
to the other ocia records which form his military his
tory
Suitably prepared certificates Of this ysvssssi rare
Ae!sAtse y the service viii BE- fF vsnied um tn oes
70 be hed ont and ssned by Provost Maxxhas 10 the
persons who put in rsrrsssatAfiss rs<yrifs
JAMES B. FRY
Provost Marshal General
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@ Captain Williams new boat, the
New Boston, made its first attempt at
navigation the other evening, by taking
pleasure excursion by moonlight.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

SrarE OF Iowa. LEE Cos
By virtue Of special to me directed issued
o the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county in favor
OF George Williams, IT. and against A. H. Heaslip fsrd
also decree against Susannab T. Hessp and other
have levied upon and win sell to the highest bidder II
the ont door Of the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of
Lee county Iowa. ct keokuk In said county on 18th
Day Of August A. D. 1854 between hours off o'clock
A. and O'Clock p NJ commencing at O'Clock r. ~
Of said day the following property The east 70
feet OF lot ~ md all - lots IL and L. in block l In the
city Of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Of court to
satisfy sid witt Of execution
Printers Fee 81 COL ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, July Is "a Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa