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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-12
& A I L [ O y
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH

Or. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. : Endicott ST
Boston, Is consult" daily for all diseases incident 10 tn,
female system Pro!apsu> Cter Falling of the Womb
Fluor AOus suppression, aid other Menstrual derange
menS are all treated pathological principles anc
speedy relief guaranteed IL Il very days So invaria
bly, certain IS the new mode Of treatment that most OBJ.
tnate Weld under II, and the afflicted person soor
reipiCee IL perfect heath
Dr Dow has no J.N,t had greater experience in the
Boston - '' 'e' pnS'l.'ai IL
t. orsr accommodations for patients who may wish
Dr. n ton few days under his eatment
To An IN 'e 1915 having confined his whole attention
Femaie Wee Tor the cure OF Private Diseases AMI
United atsJr.' 'a'''l-, acknowledges no superio he
not be an wersd must contain one dollar, or they vi
Boston JuIy2C la. hc= hours from A. xto9PA
~ 4''' 600
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-12
g HI p A H o Y !

The undersigned takes this opportunity TO
inform the people of the State of Vermont tina,
he has got fresh lot of those Celebrated premi-
UNI Horse Powers and Threshing Machines. and
would say that he has had great experience for
the last twenty years in running and repairing
all kinds, shapes and sizes of machines down to
the antedeluvian times, and is bold to saw that
this machine will whip the world in every point
and do it easy, and if we'll run and cared for If
will last fe-time. 1t has taken more frs. pre-
miums for the last years than all other ma
chimes manufactured in the United States put
together. No horse requires harness on the
second time in the machine, even a halter, and
any boy Is years old can run one with perfect
ease. II will save twice its expense the first
year in grain, wear and tear of team, as if only
requires two-thirds of travel of any other ma
chine in doing the same business, and less ele
walton, and in fact it is good place to recruit up
horses that have been over-worked. These ma
chimes ale manufactured only by experienced and
thorough-going workmen; of the best materials.
and is as nicely and thoroughly put together as
piano: The cleaner is very large and roomy.
and will clean as we'll as the best of fannino
mills. In calling this horse power thr ,sher and
cleaner the best railway machine before the pub
lie we are not over estimating ours or underrat-
ing others, and we hold ourselves in readiness To
prove by the machines and their operations IN At
such is the fact. J.C. PARMENTER
Fairbanks Village, St Johnsburv. Z,
lam the only agent in this state. Please call
and get descriptive handful
Manufactured by Messrs r. IN HURDE of
Catskill, Schourie Co., n Y.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-12
WANTED, AT THE LYNDON
STOVE AND TIN STORE
Rarter of all kinds for which the

HIG HEST MARKET PRICE
Will be paid in exchange for goods or cash, such
WOOL Broken eno wco Tas %oo tsrd w.ste
Socks Copper. Brass, Zinc, Solid Lead, Tea Lead,
Pewter, Cast Iron. Scrap Iron. Rubber, Sizing,
Horns, Greese. Hens and Turkey Feathers,
Horse Hides, Beef Hides, Veal Skins. Kip Skins,
Dairy Skins. Sleeps Pelts. Furs Of all kinds,
Caraway Seed. Dried Berries, Dried Apples,
Bristles and produce of most kinds.
QUIMBY LINCOLN & Co
LYNDON, Jan, 23 S3tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-12
ANY YOUNG MAN

VINO has been waiting to get an opportunity
to learn the Photograph business is informed that
a situston is now waiting for him at the ST.
Johnsbury Portrait Gallery. eli
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-12
DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

BY virtue of a license from the Judge of Pro-
bate, the subscriber will sell at auctt n on
THURSDAY, AUG p, at - o'clock NJ
Acres Of Land. situated in Ryegate, belonging
to the estate of the late Elizabeth Gates. Also,
a the same tine and place BLACKSMITH
SHOP, situated IN South Ryegate, belonging to
the late Nehemiah Gates estate.
By request OF the heirs. the HOMESTEAD
FARM Of the late Ezra Gates, comprising FIF
" ACRES OF LAND with buildings thereon,
will be sold at the same time. Terms at sale.
ALEXANDER ROY.
Ryegate. Aug. ., 1864. ops. Admir-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

That is right. And let every ono of
these veterans be greeted With hearty vel
come. Let them see and fool that the
people appreciate their patriotism and
courage, and their many glorious deeds
in behalf Of their country. For three
years, in camp. and march. and field, and
siege, and battle, they have borne them
selves valiantly as brave soldiers. They
have crowned themselves and our State
with imperishable fame. and by unswerv-
ing devotion duty and unninching bravery
10 fight, they have won for the sons Of
Iowa the proud distinction Of being brav.
est among the brave-of being the best
soldiers in the Army Of the Union. Wei.
come them then to their homes 10 manner
commensurate with their merits. No,
pot that. That cannot be done /; but We
can show them that our people are not
unmindful Of their heroic actions during
the past three years, nor the extent Of
our obligations to them therefor; that
We mourn the fallen brave, sympathiss
with the afflicted, and receive the return
ing veterans, whether re-enlisted or not,
with pride and pleasure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28
VA uxHrrne.

Ata nas meeting d ths tcitissus a
Ksokuk, hsld - - .call ii the bell on
Wednesday sveaing, it vss votsd that the
ssrsrd wards proceed inmsdaasly 70 o.
anise their citizens into oonpaaiss.
Whsrsupon the sil;seas u ths Flint Ward
assembled at the corner Of Fourth and
Main streets. and ofgaaised By appoiatine
L. Howe, r. P. Love. s. G.. Bridges and
A. HagDy committee, Whose duty Il
shall be to enroll every mals eitisen BE-
tween the ages Of l6 and 60 in the Ward
It was voted that every citizen betwssn
the designated ages b required 70 report
to headquarters, ct Howe l. Tyler's, ol,
Main street forthwith, and enroll theil
names, and to appear with such arms u
they may have, respectively. 1t sid rem.
devious, At 7 o'clock on this Thursday,
evening, for organization and drill.
Said committee were also empowered
to confer with the military authorities o
the city and committees ofthe other wards
in regard to matters affecting the genera
welfare. D. L. McGua1E. Chm.
L. HOWE, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28
PRODUCE, PROvlsaONs. %.
Cerrecsel By GAFFOkD CO., Prsasee pea,e,u

EIoun-eupernne, 8 % q bbl; Spring Ixtxa. I -
Pail Extra 50 20 10 90; Rep7 IS.
Thanksgiving. II Is to1 so fsn, - to 60 4 b
I C0AN MRAi-Sz 10 p TOO Ybs.
BaAz-W heat 81 2d Corn, Is = loo Ia.
0oaz-New S5to CO.. old % p bushsl.
HED-1 " = bush.
0Arss-65c a bush.
0an1N APP1as-sNc@$1 g.
Ro1AfoEs-600S5c.
1ufrn-Couinon. 2oc; Choice, 30.
Eaas--l0c.
CnIcKsxs-&S 2503 IS
LAkp-l6c.
SaOuLDxRg-13c n b.
6sDss-l7e 4 b.
HAns-l7c = b.; Sugar Cured do Gle.
Wufl BsAns--CommoA 70 Good q 36naa O. pr4na
Nayy, = 1s0&a -
TAiAow-lz1c.
DxssvAx-5sto 60c.
.HaI-!inosay. SIS oe02l %, balsd. ~ % prsss..
Hnss-Dry Flint 1ec, Dry sslsed. lie: orrbAv. -,
prices 0rees, I; Green Sheep lsits Is % q 6.
oslDs Ti,Dothy. 81 o. Kiax ~ Is to q Hsnsness.
1w cAs4ls-e4 90, TO % % eross.
9a1r-e4 % to Is 90 Vhead.
WoeG-Iae4pry Tab-unsksd, Sso1 eoc uuv>uAea -
sNifd % fine Fleece 50 toto Medium a. 20 8 70
1As noO-es % % - - nstE
1nAxnUs-t0 70 $50.
1Aae@-11< - e.
nAle-Hsr3ass, soc.
elusie dunnies, Sc; double Do, ese.
assnlsn Z busA-, soc % -
Hlsas Dbl, s. 70 90.
q q bbl., - - -
1s-Eool 1scks, @ plses.
QeRfsoe-eote ~ = D.
~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

FIsHY.-War meeting Was over. Were
going to bed. Heard noise down Main
street. Awful racket. Thought it waa
the rebs. Grew slightly "demorialized'.
Noise came nearer. Stopped under our
Office window. Called ye local. Though,
We were to be the first victim. Our
Decentralization" increased. Tried to
"organixe" ourself and appoint meeting
for next evening. Wouldnt work. APP
preached the enemy; grew near. Stop
ped. Found We wasn't among the enc
my at all, but that it was Capt. 10. Davis,
John Stannus, VIM. Abbott, and three
or four other jolly souls, who had been
out fishing for a couple of hours and
caught more FISH than you or We or the
Fishing Club, or any other man ever saw.
Told US to help ourself We are not the
Irresponsible head of family What's
the use Wish we were. Much obliged
to you, all the same, gentlemen, and so
are our typos. who, ut your request,
helped themselves largely.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

DECAY OF TIE TEETH arises from -,
nous causes. but principally it may Be
attributed 70 early neglect, i'll health. OF
the indiscriminate use Of tooth powder,
containing mineral or deleterious .eida
which give . momsutary whi,eness to the
teeth while they corrode the soamel. The
extreme prevalence Of the last esuse i too
we'll known to need comment To thu
l.ct' indeed, i principally to b attributed
sne long Botamicul research which tar.
minated IN the greatest discovery eva,
given % tho world for the preservation Il
ne ,setn .ad guns and purifying the
breath "kbcgyant Sosodosf.s
= oold y drsggists svssy where. Prios
July 4e-d-eod.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

xsdfsE : ~ - ny pI.es
trosblsa ~isk iish pr;ees. The 81. 10
Tribuns says:
Going to narkst now-A-days i ! d.
pressing nattsr, and no ons should =
NO - 1os WI stocked With patiepos and
gresabasks. A rule, which win prove
shout oorrest, j. 70 fll your basket viii
easrsnsyS taks il . the market ssd give
y - : vsgsnbls Dealer, AMI you viii have
il handed bAak shout - full Of cabbage.
potatoes, bests. 10, - You had it d
money, aad Z The measure Jon receive \
sliehtly wasting, Jon must not grumbls
We have heard Of several vegetable msu
Via have Dads thousand dollars Thu
season clear Of al expenses. It's fun u
then, bat death 70 boycrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28
IOWA lrEM 5.

Rock ISLAND BRIDGE RxpAIRED.-We
learn from the Muscatine Journal, OIL
Tuesday, that the railroad bridge at Rocl
Island is again ready for the use Of trains
The work of repairing has been prosecu
ted With great vigor, and it's completion
VIII be good news to the travelling pub.
lie.
The Journal says tho Railroad Com.
pany have advanced the tariff on freich,s
Grain now costs 40 cents per 100 pounds
from Mascatioe to Chicago. A shor.
time ago it was q cents.
The Sbarpley Minstrels -Tron Clad,
-are giving concerts in Muscatine.
CRoPs IN Iowa FOR lS64.-Gen vii.
son, Secretary Of the State Agricultural
College, after careful and attentive inoui.
ry, gives, in the State Register, his es-
innate of this years crops. OF wheat be
thinks there we're ESQ. 900 acres sown.
The average of ten bushels an acre. will
make IL, 800, 600 bushels. The land oc.
cupied by corn he places ut 1880. 900
acres and the yield at $4,000 900 bush.
els. OF oats 364. l48 acres and an aggre.
gate yield of 1864, 44D bushels. The
sorghum crop s decreasing in comparison
with former years, and il is not hteIv to
be over 1887. 700 gallons, which is only
half that of 1852. Of hay, owing to the
dry weather., and scarcity Of hands, il il
not probable that more than two-thirds Of
the usual amount will be put up. Other
crops look we'll and give fair promise
Summing up, Gen. Wilson says: of
Providence smiles upon their efforts until
the close of the season as kindly a. dur
ing the past few weeks. Iowa farmers will
secure in value greater crops this than
any previous year"
The parties who, upon the l7th Of
March last, robbed the Treasurer's Office
Of Buchanan county of sec, 200, have
been lately arrested.
"A young man in Jackson county.
while out hunting recently. killed : huge
rsttlesnake, which measured four and one
half feet In length.
"A dock Of eleven hundred sheen |
were driven through Jackson county lat |
week. Still they come.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28
financial au0 Commercial,
MONEY MARKET.

aArs cns oyyscs, July q.
The condition Of tbs market h unchanged yester-
day 2as would be paid by bankers here gold in
quantities Of ave hundred dollars and upwards Some q
our bankers however. quote 80. Nothing doing I'm
specie Exchange b pretty lxisk and unchanged 1t "
Silver stationary.
The Chicago Journal Of Tuesday evening ays:
unnsua qusetnese psevadrs menetary circles there
no Important change to notice. The demand for money
good but less pressing, although there no Aist up
In the strfngrncy which has prevailed Of late.
The tAaksn here are oasrfng 3S5023S for gold Al-
yer 10 inactive and entirely nominal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

MUSICAL MEETING To-N1aur.-Mu
sical In proper sense, too. Let there be
. large attendance at the Court House
Tonight. Let every member of the Mo-
Fart Society be present. Let every lady
aud gentleman in the place, to whom
Emusic has charms" and who loves to
hear good singing, and who is interested
In the cultivation of this science, be
present. Prof Palmer will be there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28
ZOAHN.
DIR. H. A n d f. RS 6 COS
IODINE WATER.

iodine Water scsz upon the Heart Liver Kidney.. d.
sestire orgzIs, and Glsnduiax System.
fhs sucr-s which has attended the OF this rem "a,
IN private Practice and the tncorsem medical an
thDrity. eaahc 20 recommend d. the praesitunrs
md the public feeling confident that fr trial II
v1A attest its own exceliees the cure Chruufr die
eases hch indicate icine such scsufula BRONCHITIS
skin kruptiona Heart. Lser and Kidney Diseases Ner
sans Affections, Neuralgia rheumatism Byspefsa D.
bilisy, Syphiii@, ETC.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength o,
icnne water - containing f,rerqusrter grains psy.
iosne 10 eseh Said ounce water ssts~ss kss.s
ssv ~ not Hattie 10 decomposition hur
formed ineguaiitics neither Iodine nor
nratrAHed BY combination with any ingredient render.
ing tins solution superior any other method Of exhib
itinx Iodine
Full directions accompany each bottle that il may b.
used - faniy ncdSSiRe we'll by the profession
Prtcr one dcii.r bottle On receipt Of nve ollar
ax bottles delivered free by express to any address
bwnrs Of Counterfeits and limitations which upripc
pea eeales codeavoe to dispose Of repulsfiou
- our signature and trade the word head
ing this upon the labels and wrappers
Zach bottle, without which is genuine
Circulars gratis.
DR.. II. ANDERs Co.
Physicians and CAesnixtx
maySodAwom No. as Brosdway, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28
HA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG

frcKssCRa, Miss, Aug O. 1863
DR. John Bull-Dear Sir 1 am happy t. state TO yor
that have used valuable C~ron Bittsrs with grn
my sysfen Produced by the unhealthy and masmatic in
nncsce q the Misppf river around yicksburg hsvins
eesn with Gen. Grsuts army thruug whole sout
srn campaign. oonndrhtly recommend ia use 70 nj
psfsons tho are exposed 10 unhealthy climates
II. w. fO0LE,
Agent q. 8 Sanitary Commission
LouIsvnl1 ny, Sept ID 1854
IN the I'd Of July list submitted through n agent
Of mine to the Medical Director Of Department OF the
Army Of the Cumberland, sample Of my Cernn Bitter.
for Inspection and requested IT, analysis he foupd 4
n.rfsous to sanction and approve its among eur
The following h the Medical Directors reply and .,,e
en ksecrans permission TO ship 30 dozen At once 70
have Il sold TO suffers. JOHN RIILl
II am satisAod that Cedron Blttcrs will do no harm n
any one II taken properly and In moderation. eee no
objection @ Dr. BulPs being permitted dispose Of IL 70
sutlers. A. HENRY rHIRSTtlN
Surgeon and Medical Director, D. @.
Headquarters Department OF Cumberlandl
Nashville, Tenn, July ~ 1888
Dr.. John Bulls agent, MI has permission to ship
TO Nashville, Tcnn - grus coo doscn Of Bulls c.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department ere 70 Be
complied with strictly.
BY order Of Maj 5r Gen. Rosecrans
VIM M. wILEs,
Major and Provost Marshsl Con
For sale, wholesale and retail BY Wilkinson Bartlett
Co., Keokuk, Iowa aprl5 d1vIyr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28
KEOKUK MARKETS.
DAny 0ArH Cr9Y Oyy1c1. !
KKoKuK, July 2, Iso4.
GROCEnaEH
Oerreetea b. 8. aAMILl co., Nnele.a,e er,eer

euoAa-S. Orleans fair 23cs prime 25l<g choice 3eI<
New York, G, So, New York, A. 33cs crushed sad poS
dsred SIC.
AotAssn-SuEax House. os@l I5r; Goldsnsyrup, =
81 2S-Srghum, 6sx~i5c.
CovFEE-kte 50 to Sac-
hcE-l6 10 fGt<c.
eopA-Americ.n, l01<G English. llc
6oAr-Paim. lotz5 Family, so, German, 1ll1rola
CAHDIes--Ssar, % 20 sSSc, summer Pressed lo5<e
TxAs-foung Hysan, IL SoD3 To- Imperial. a 60 q
u d Black, Il . TO 81 rs.
IUnAcuo-Daak Sweet, s0c; Medfum Brnnds Sc n
! 0sc; told and Natural Lssf, 81 ~ to q 70.
MAl1s-Bsst Brands So 30 to rstes
01Ass-Sxlo Country Is TO City IS rata
OcanAes-30 TO sic.
Oar ArrLks-n To 12c p D.
Oar PsAcHKs-iifs II 10 l8c . D.
DHy CuEEAkrs-24c
RAfs1Hs-$e 10 to IS 80.
6ALr-4 10 to o.
PKAAL SrARCm-l0c.
Wool SAcKs-Sl g.
MOLINA wooDEx nAza-2 Hoop Pnils, g 10 hoop
90 - Ia No. Tubs, $40 50, No. Do Is o. No ~
IL 80 Nests III do, 3 Is. Wash-boardA IS Coz
R1A--No. Aackersl, bbls. SIS 0p<Sxlp 0O
No. do do 80 O0isSl7 Cd
Ne. Do hf do Sll Oo2il "a
No. do hf do $40 0o6plO Is
HI obls. No. White Rfsk $40 90
Ons-Coal Oil, 90 81 TO- Lansssd on ss. l>rd n,
u IS 70 u 4ss Fish Oi, 81 70 10 rs.
CHxksB--DenmaTk, lie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

New York Money Market.
By Telegraph NEw YosK. July e
Money active at aa1T.
Sterling Exchange los er al loo fer euld
Tbs large demsrd ss Government stocks has raateri
ally increase the supply Of sterling.
Soid lover oicain< al 2ss de~ininx TO - sdranc
Ing 10 1S5ss. aud closing quiet at 2sSSA
The steamer Aa tralian far Liverpool to-day carried
ont I'll So ia sEecas-
Government stock more active and firm. There hs,
been large business to-day In 5.us for foreign &C
count.
% 81 coupons 1oslxaIo6-
3D. Coupons lUctplg1
10 Treasury Sotss los.
etocks-ssesiy.
Ckp lle1T kcIseie C&RIlI& NkPDc a.
Ioi = Msb - ~ lisls II e&5S kw
n ~, scrip - IrC~rt ~ Pc M.Sl 2sa
= 70 iSk krieiiA Z n q $50 Hasison lsosS; Hsr
lem 50 ks.aing lSels II iss1s sS,1 rosdo las
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

I@- As many Of our readers hare ex.
pressed desire to have the PRAYER Of
Member of the Butternut Church." and
the poetical piece, Carthage" republish
ed, they may be found in to-day's issue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28
HAIR DYE HAIR DYHli

QATCHM0Re celebrated HAIR DYE 4 a. aeee I.
- 81 Wsvtt. The oaly Hs,niess, 7r.s SO ksjissh
ye knowA Ths splendd Hair Dye Il per1sct--ehaness
nea MY, = Cray Hair instantly 6fssyp n. -
6vsUn without inuFtng the Hair STAINING the
1kin eaviag the Hair Son and Beautifully imparts ssh
meqnsnty restoring it, pistine color aad reed
WILLIAM n nATOHRLOR; al oekaxs are -. ississ
tons md should b. avoided. Sold By all Drusesta ~
kAC1Okf-u Barclay strcef, New York RsScur1nns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

~ The Dubuque Daily Times hiss
failed to reach our sanctum for several
weeks. The Tunes is one of the best and
most valued Of our exchanges, and We
miss its daily visits sadly. What's the
matter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

EE The Des Moines Register says
that Major Belle Reynolds. of the Army
Of the Mississippi. daughter of Hon. X.
W. Macamber, Of Cass county, is now on
Q visit to her relatives in Lewis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

For BURLINGTON, KErrHssuRo. NV
BOSTON, huscArIsn. Rock ISLAND AND
DAVEspoRT. - Tie steamer JENNIE
"HlrrLE' Capt. Jas. W. Campbell, viii
leave Fort Madison this morning on tina
ARRIVAL OF the cars from ksokak, making
connection With the railroads for al Of ,hs
above points, and at Davenpors with daily
line Of steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk at tbs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

THE ATLANTIC MoErHLr.-Lowry, Of
the news depot. has placed the Angus,
number Of the Atlantic Monthly on our
table. The prince Of American moth]ies
needs no commentators. Suffice it to saw
this number does not fall behind its pre.
decessors.
The leading articles are: Charles Reid :
How Rome is Governed" Concord
"Whas will become Of them?' "He,d.
quarters of beer-drinking;" Friar Je-
rome's beautiful book. Literary Life 10
Paris;;" "The Little Country Girl" "our
recent Foreign Relations" "Sweet Brier:"
"Houss and Home Papers, "The Heart
Of the War;" etc.
Call upon Lowry and get this number.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

NC0 HoBA AoY808s
by Te'eusPhi EW Y0ax, July n.
Cotton--Aetive- Sales At sl0l q fur niddasnx ND
ianGs.
Fo.r-Stafe and Western lower Sales n 10 GOA
10 y for Extra stztcs 10 isaie 70 fos Extra II b.
and 10 iS6lo ~ Trade Rrxnds market closinx dull saS
Irregular.
Mhisksy-Lo~er. ssiss at es<el % for STATE. and
6SHl 40 fsr Western
~hraf-Duil- sAae. nj Scs2 Is Tor CHICAGO srr,px-
S911 81 FOX Milwaukee Cnb, and ssz 60 Tor Winter
Red Western
kyc-Scasee aud arm NJ soAI Is
barley quiet and nesuinsI
Corn-DuiL Sales II eli for New Nlx,d W~xtavr
and 81 for unsoand.
Osfs-Flm NJ ei4l o5 for Western
Codee-I,uli aud nesnsnali, unchanged
snkar-fAif request Cuba lsj<se1e
MoiA.sss-pali aad prices boninafiy unchaneed
Petrolsam-stcady. rsl-sas 5s<s5ie for Crude saAss
FOR k-sned IN bonas stDsac for Ksaaed Free.
wool-puli.
Psk-Usaened heavy and lower hut elosed NJ sbeut
Yesterdays prizes. 9Th good business.
Be-s-Dui and heavy 1t t6elsr for country ns~s: -
loo fx prime. 2se fr rcpseked mesa cad zsx DC l,r
Prime Hesx heef quiet
Cut Aeats-Qniet and firm at l5al5l<c Tor shouid~r,
and lso1sJxe fex haaas.
I~rd-sirsner 81 igx4s92fe
buttsr-xcarce ssd nfHer II ss9<le for Ohio and %
10 s5c for State.
Cheese-firm at i to &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

@Joseph 3. AoDonald, Copperhead
candidate for Governor Of Indiana, few
years ago was IN sbolitionist, and advo.
Gated removing the National Capital t.
frss SOIL ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

CatC08O m0TRets
By Telegraph Cx1cAso, July q.
TouT-puli and lower. Sales White Winter RI ,rss NJ
ii CO Spring Extra. oo11o rs.
What nsettsd sne sep.ius steady ss 20 Tor
NO I'd - 20 No. Ret 1924 ID for No. sprfsg
and e6zsz e.lx for No. Spring.
for No.z
Oats Opened Lower. Sales At se6s2l.c
kye-Ssies al ~
Dariey-aniet Sales of New II S.
Nhisky-Heasy at SOL e5
Rrostssoas-Du esies u luQ bbis city usvs pork n
- 50 80 "
Lard-Duli at fs@ fur prime.
eAt-ssesdy at &C.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28

~ The New York News has the
smsxing mendacity and malice to insinu-
ate that the money raised at the Sanitary
Fairs I'll over The country il being used
for "Rspublioan elsct;onseling purposes,
instead Of tho relief Of the soldiers"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-28
NHERlFF'S SALE.

~ STAIR oS Iowa, Ike Corxrr-ss
BY virtue Of special TO me directed i..ped
by the Clerk Of the District Court said county in FAVOR
81 D. u Hale, aac against IA. h-asiip ard 4 t,e..-
I'D, and 50 decree against Bohn Donahoe and Others
We l-t led upon and sill sell the highest bidder
~ the front eoer OF the Clerks Cce Of the District
Comt Of Lee county Iowa At keoknk. in said county
on the 18th day OF Aug A. D. 1854 between the hour az
O'Clock 4. u and O'Clock P. NJ, commencing at q
oeiock NJ Of said DAY. the following property
~shy ~ feet en- iron the eat siue let lu1 and
all ii lot eleven li in block hundred uai in the
ivy OF heoknk, teing 20 feet front Franklin street By
lse feet de and including the ale, In ..d blort
Lee county. Iowa
Taken levied upon to be sold 10 satisfy said rri,
Of execution
keoknk July IT, 81 ISRAEL ANDERSON
fffhter rec y W. Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa.