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The New York herald., 1864-08-07
TINTED STATES HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUC
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Fifih of kortyfoi nth street New York
would beg inform the public taat
ars sta es fy conpeed for he reception
Horses, Garages. Harness. x.. ended for M bic
auction. and they that ttsr
VIII be faithfully protected and returns
omrtc.
They purpose holding sales by public auc on, each
Saturday Throughout the year and Job
bng dealing uron the part Of connected With The
esab shmcEt will, under circumstances. be allowed
Tle hope e. receive the trona.e of the b" and
sporting c0nmunlty and vii! ALWAYS eudesvor to merit
their confidence commands Their facilities
hbion ui Horses rarriases RnIges Harness.
be exceiiet ths v. They have
rs horses with hoscrs fslly with
together with carriage show capable Of
cxh 81 lee yeiicies
Horses Carriages Harness intended for Weineslay's
sales should the Saturday precadn. will
br received until p NJ Monday. Thns' intended
SATURDAY, n SHOULD be the "Wednesday pre-
eering days, but will be received until r. NJ
THURSDAY,
n B-Grooms will be In attendance at ralwa7 de-
pot or steamboat landing In York. receiving in
post teegrap that horses viii
ART, by either convey
The public are cs, cfy the arrange
III. y. JORDAN W Prnlrie'ors,
The New York herald., 1864-08-07

JIyOR SAbE-rwO SPLENDID HORSES ONE A ST.
bay 4, yeats OH the other SIRE sH' en-
o boil. horses an,el nd nnl knd sn lie
under the saddle Inquire TIL a.
y. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
Washington, Feb. 4.

Il appears from official dates in posses
sion Of the War Department since Febru-
ary 9th, 1869, the Illinois Csntni Rail
road has received for transportation Of
troops and supplies e308, 600; the Bur-
lington and Missouri River road % 800,
and Mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad only
GAO. making total Of s3l1, 900 The
accounts of tho Illinois Central prior to
March Sd. 1862, we're settled on the ba-
sis on the tariff Of the road, when such
rates did not exceed the rates OF the Scott
tariff Of 1861, and one-third deducted
FROM the amount thus found due. Sub
sequently to Esrch, 1862. the accounts
accord with the regulation Of that road
made By the Qaartermaster General IN
accordance with the suggestions OF the
railroad managers convened in Washing.
ton by thu Secretary Of War.
The whisky bill has now passed both
Houses and awaits the Presidents sigma
,ure. |, imposes . tax Of go cents per
gallon on all spirits which may be distilled
and sold or distilled and removed for con-
sumption or sale previous to first Of July
next. Any tax after this time 10 to be
provided for BY future legislation, and
will doubtless be inserted 10 the supple
mental tax bin now under consideration
by the Committee Of Ways and Means
The whisky bill proposes An additional
tar Of 40 cents per gallon on imported
spirits on hand. The sliding scale Of du-
ties on both domestic and foreign spirits,
and tax on the stock on hand Of domes-
tic spirits, has no place in the bill.
It is ascertained from an official source
tina. orders requiring the draft on the
10th inst ar. Suspended. A subsequent
day for commencing the draft will ie an
| nounced in time to make all DecessarJ
preparations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

Especial to Evening Poss.l
Washington, March 4.


ueasrs. Bretonnesic and Rodenesee,
the delsRasioa sppointsd b the eolorsd
freedmen q Louisiana to wait on the
President, presented thsir memorial last
evtnipg, asking that tie colofed people
IN Louisiaua Who wsre iced BY the rebel.
lion, may b pernistsd . vote in that
State. The President received the depu-
tAtinn cordially md replied thas an im-
preston ~ aoas sbrsad that he wss
acting 1s1eas;bly IN, Tie elections in
rebel Statss, bat il vAs wrong. Hsmust
6aish ths-higjob on his hands Of crush
ing the rsbelltoe, and 10 doing that. If It
became Necessary to prevent the rebels
from voting be should do 20. II the re.
coanition Of black men ~ having right
to vote was necessary to close the var.
he would not hesitate. He saw no reason
Why intelligent black men should not
vote; but this vas not .. military question
and he would refer it to CONSTITUTIONAL
Convention in Louisiana.
The supplemental tax bill will b up
before the Ways and Means COMMITTEES
on Monday. :.
A new bin in reference to vhiskey will
be reported from the committee, importing
. tax upon liquors after the first OF
January next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Cairo, March 4.

Cairo, March 4.
The Fourth Iowa Infantry Veteran VOL
unteers have arrived from Nashville en-
route home.
When Sherman was at point twelve
miles west Of Meridian on the 18th ult.,
he sent part Of his force to Selma, not
back to Meridian, as reported in last nights
dispatches. This information being de-
rived from official sources settles the qaes-
tion of Selma.
The railroad bridge between Jackson
and Meridian has been wholly destroyed.
The latest advices are that part of Sher-
mans force is still Ut Selma, and the re-
mainder have fallen back to Meridian.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

Fort Moafos, March 8.

I Tie nsbsl Gsa. Fits Hugh Lee arrived
this morning on TIE Baltimore from e.
The steamer Scotia recently captursd
v}ils astemt6ng 70 IN ~ 6leckadS a
Wil1ningeon arrived this evening.
Tho steamer r. 8. Spaslding arrived
from Noorehsad City yesterday. and
brings To iplsllisescs that The Quarter
master 81 Hotehsad City reports On the
lsta thsra vas bsayJ firing 10 front q
Newbern and III thS citissns were arm
ing themselves TO b ready for IN emer-
gcncy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
Especial to World.1
Washington, March :


There is probably no truth in Kilpat-
rick's reported Junction with Gen. But
ler's forces at White House, as the latter
telegraphs he has heard nothing of the
expedition.
A World telegram has rumor that q
general understanding, if not an organi-
cation, prevails among the negro popula-
ton Of Richmond and environs for the
present aid and comfort Of Union refugees
and prisoners, and for the purpose Of
helping on any attempt to capture the
city.
The Worlds Key West letter Of the
9th reports Farragut opened ERE on Fl.
Morgan and also gives > rumor that
BeAuregard is now in command n Mobile,
the distractions in the harbor Of which
place are similar to those at Charleston.
It was believed Fl. Morgan would be ul-
timately destroyed or captured.
The Herald's letter from of Mobile
Esd, fenews the report that Sherman is
moving on Mobile after the capture Of
Selma and Montgomery. All the non-
combattants have left Mobile.
The Committee on the Conduct Of the
War has been for several days past inves-
tigting the conduct of Gen. Meade at the
battle Of Gettysburg. Generals Sickles
and Doubleday have testified that after
the 6rss days fighting, Gen. Meade wrote
an order to fall back II miles, and but
for chance q retreat would have been or
dered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
Baltimore, March 4.


A Norfolk letter of the I'd ssys yester-
day Lieutenant and fifteen men, Of the
9Th Pennsylvania cavalry, while on an
expedition we're captured BY the rebels in
Dismal Swamp.
The maneuvres Of the rebels mean
something, though they may Be- intended
as fcins. 1t is not likely they will A.
tempt dash on Norfolk. Gen. Butler
is fully prepared and ready for any move
ment which may be made. Several gen.
tlemen who started this morning for
Roanoke Island by way Of the Chesapeake
4 Albemarle Canal, have Just returned
and report the canal infested with rebels
in large numbers. The boat got as far -
Great Bridge, 20 miles from this place
when prudence for their safety compelled
them to return.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
New York, March a.

New York, March 4.
The steamer Matanxas from New Or
leans 25.h, via Havana a8th, has arrived.
An accident on the Mstanxas Railroad,
BY which 90 persons we're wounded, Is
reported.
Matamoras dates to the 10th Of Feb.
are received via Havana.
Cortinas keeps 1900 men employed
protecting the highways and destroying
highwaymen.
A large number Of vessels are It Mata-
moras loading with cotton for Europe,
including several steamers. One OF the
latter took FIRE lately and was destroyed.
The French we're expected TO attack
the place, but Cortinas would hold out to
the last.
The Juartx minister Of the treasury
was at Brownsville.
Smallpox has appeared to an alarming
extent at Brow nsville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

Mas. I. P. TETER.-Our readers will
remember that Mrs. Teter, the wife Of
Rev. l. p. Teter of Oskaloosa, was
charged with purloining $1,000 at ST.
Courtney few months since. The case
came to trial in the District Court for
Mahaska county a week or two since, and
Mrs. Teter was triumphsntly acquitted.
A devilish scheme to bring her to dis
grace and punishment was circum-
vented.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

ST. Louis. March 4.

St. Louis, March 4.
The Legislature of Colorado aud many
leading men of that Territory have petit
toned Gen. Curtis to retain Col. Chitten-
den in command instead Of Gen. Ewing,
who has been assigned to that District.
The Legislature of Kansas adjourned
on the LIST.
Meetings continue to be held in differ
ent parts Of the State denouucing the late
Senatorial election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES


Especial Dispatch 10 Gate City.]
Des Moines, March 4.
Woolson's bill to repeal the law. sec
ton 1910 of the Revision, BY which 4
mortgage or deed Of trust executed by 9
railroad company operates as lien upon
after acquired property, was opposed by
McCrary of Lee. and Hunt, and was in.
definitely postponed by vote Of twenty
three to seventeen.
McCrary's homestead bill passed the
Senate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
Kilpatrick's Return.
Washington. March 4.

The President has received dispatch
from Gen. Butler, stating that Fitzpatrick
arrived yesterday within our lines with
loss of less than 10 men. He had several
skirmishes. Among our missing are Coils.
Dahlgren, Cook and Litch6eld, the two
former supposed to be prisoners.
Fitzpatrick destroyed large portion Of
the Virginia Central r. r and several
miles along the James River and other
valuable property. He penetrated to the
outer Notifications of Richmond
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
San francisco. March 4.

San Francisco, March ..
The sudden and unexpected death OF
Thos. Starr King to-day At once surprised
and saddened the whole community. Bus
mess nearly suspended, courts adjourned,
public Offices closed. Gags on every flag
staff At half mast. including those on every
church tina. ever raised nag. 1t is uni
versally conceded no man had done SO
much as be toward making California
loyal. while his unsiring real in forward.
ing every benevolent eoterprize made him
generally beloved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

Erie, March 4.

The Read House in this city was on
tireiy destroyed BY IRE this morning. -
The building wu partially injured; fur
niture uninsured. The dry goods stors Of
Hays 1 Co., Srong's drug store, No
Conkenss and 6bsnnsn's Hardware estab-
lishment. and two large brick building
were also destroyed. The Catholic
Church wss ssssral times on FIRE. Ths
ere was first discovered in the ball room
Of the hotel. The ERE il suppoaed to b
the work of an incendiary. Total loss
about s23 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
New York. March 3.

The New Orleans Era contains the fol.
lowing items:
The Galveston Houston News contains
rebel government advertisements announ.
cling the gunboats Harriet Lane and
Clifton and the bark Cavallo will be sold
at auction on the 10th Of Feb.
Dates from Sabine Pass state the rebel
Col. Griffin, with 800 men, holds that
place, but the men are unpaid. disconteut-
ed and deserving.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

Montreal March 4.

Montreal March 4.
A fearful explosion Of the labratory
connected with the military magaxixe At
Quebec, occurred At noon to-day. Capt.
Mahan and thirteen privates were pre-
pairing cartdrigss q The time. The build
ing was completely blows up. The shock
was terrible. Almost evary houss in N
upper town Was shaken from top to bot
tom. Windows, partitions and stores,
from st. Johns to Haxifax street we're
smashed and valuable goods were thrown
into the streets. The ruins Of the lab
rateEy toek Ere and = bssaing II close
reoxinity to large powder msgaxins.-
Aahan and one Of two Others have been
takees OF u DE ssins alive. From len
g twelvs ars missing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
Especial to Times.]
Washington, March 8.

The arrangements with Gen. Butler
for an exchange Of prisoners includes
those delivered at Enterprise, Mississippi,
up to the Path of January, which swells
the number to about 1000.
Buffers action is not yet sanctioned
by the Secretary of War.
Secretary Seward is i'll at home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
New York. March 4.

Il % stated that commissioner arrived
in this city with authority from the I'm.
perial Regeacy in Mexico 70 aot g IL
commercial agent.
II this case no Exequstuer viii b
rsqsirsds ftcn our govsrnmsst, nor i Il
aeoeasasy y ebtaia ons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
New York, March 4

New 7 ork, March 4.
The steamer Thames from Port Royal
28th arrived this evening with $50 bales
Of cotton. She passed Charleston Hsrbor
at 10 D. m. on the 18th and heard heavy
firing.
The steamer Arago was detained at
Port Royal and would wait till March
4th for the return Of Gen. Gilmore from
Florida to take dispatches to the govern
ment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
Philadelphia, March 4

A special to the Enquirer from Nor
folk. dated the Cd, says last evening fight
ing commenced between our forces and
the enemy at Deep Cut, ten miles from
that city. Particulars not known,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

Baltimore, March A.
To the Associated Press
In reply to numerous letters from the
North and West, please announce that
boxes for prisoners 1t Richmond sent by
express to Fortress Monroe, in care OF
Major Mulford, 60 direct to their desti-
nation. The name and regiment Of the
prisoner should be put on the box, which
should be strong and hoped.
G. G. FULTON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
From Gen. Sherman.

Cairo, March 8.
An officer arrived here to-day from
vicksburg Feb. 2stb. bearing dispatches
from Gen. Sherman. When twelve miles
east Of Meridian on the 18th he says the
enemy numbered only 1000 OF 5000, and
we're much demoralissd. No lighting had
occurred after passing Jackson, Miss
sherman had sent force to Meridian At
that date.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
New York, March A.

The Worlds Washington special says
the Senate Commerce Committee is I'M
derstoOd 70 favor establishing . line Of
steamers from California to China.
The Ways and Means Committee will
report the Tariff bill to-day. There win
be eoasidefable increase of duty on Iii
articles, such ss silks, satins, French and
English sleths. ~ IS 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
Philsdelphia, March 4.

A special to the Bulletin from Wash
ington 4tb, says intelligence has been re-
.ccived that Sherman is back from his
extended re connoissance and did not 60
near Selma and never intended such .
thing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

A note from the Army Of the Potomac,
dated $50 this morning, says messenger
J ave come through from Kilpstnck, whom
,aey left some ten miles south OF Hanover
Junction Wednesday morning. The COM
,aand had most thoroughly and efectual-
" destroyed the virginiah Central r. r.
from Beaver Dam to Hanover Junction,
and the Richmond q Fredeficksbufg r.
R. from the Nattapan Bridge to Pamunky
river The entire distance was destroyed
and burned. - -,
There had been some skirmishipg dur
ing the advance, bat it was confined most
ly to the right flank Of Kilpatrick's COM
mand.
As Wade Hampton's rebel cavalry are
known to be reoccupying the country to
the west on the line Of the march taken
BY our cavalry, it is probable that his is
the only rebel force that has been en-
gagged.
If the spoilation on the lines OF the two
roads is a. complete a. represented. Aee
will be compelled TO move his srmy rom
its present position to subsist it, for unless
the rebels have facilities far greater than
any we possess for constructing railroads,
it will take them Ct lest four weeks u
repair the damages. All reports concur
in estimating that at no time had General
Lees army had . iarger supply than from
six to Ten days. rations on hand.
1t is reported that Gen. fitzpatrick found
the country through which be passed al
most destitute of food for man or beast,
and as his troops went in light marching
order, be was compelled to push forward
with all possible speed. The rain storm
of Monday night and Tuesday had been .
great drawback to his movements, but IS
it has been clear and cool for the past two
days, i. is hoped that ere this the COM
mand has arrived at point where it can
at least obtain supplies.
Especial to Tribune.l
Washington, March 5.
Fitzpatrick reached Louisa c. Il. Mon
day night. He destroyed the railroad for
several miles and hurried toward the Pa
munky river. He was to have been in
Richmond Wednesday morning. Conf
dence in his success is weakened only by
the arrival in Richmond of Longstreet' 9
Veterans.
Fitzpatrick has 5000 picked men and
several mounted batterys. and for rapidity
of movement marches in three columns.
Another special TO the Tribune reports
Fitzpatrick is expected to return to-day via
one of the fords near Stevensboro, and
discredited the rumor of his being at
White House.
Still another dispatch reports the arrival
of one Of Kilpatrick's scouts, who left our
forces within fourteen miles Of Richmond,
and states a junction was formed with
Gen. Buffers force. They had destroyed
the pike and railroad 10 their rear and en-
countered no serious opposition.
Deserters confirm the destruction of the
bridge over the Pamunky river and the
telegraph.
Gen. Lee sent formidable force Of cav
airy and artillery to see what was the
matter. They also state when Gen. Gus
tar was ascertained to be in the rear OIL
Charlottesville. Ewell's whole Corps wa.
sent there to resist our advance.
Especial to Times.]
Washington, March 8.
The War Department has infornatio.
that Longstreet's force is in Richmond
Also reports Kilpatrick's force at 5000
and that he has "a to SO hours start o.
the rebel cavalry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

Warrington, March 4.
HOUSE. bksSaN sss

XXXVW1S0 HI OOooto1s
Warrington, March 4.
Hss noUsE. sssissH 80
The private calendar wss considered.
The House proceeded to the considefa-
ton Of the Massachusetts, contested cleo
ton case, viz James Sleeper against A.
81. Rice.
The Committee Of Elections reported 10
favor Of Mr.. Rice, tho sitting member.
Dawes spoke in favor Of Mr. Rice, and
Mr.. Sleeper. the contestant, IN bis own
behalf, 800
The vote OF the House Wa taken and
Mr.. Rico was declared entitled 70 the
seat.
House then adjourned.
Sherman, from the Committee of Con-
ierence on tho disagreement vote Of the
two Houses on the Revenue bill, reported
that the Committee Of the Senate was
unable to agree With that Of the House.
He moved that the Senate recsde from
the amendments disagreed TO by the
House, which motion vas adopted BY
ayes Is, nays l2.
NorE.-The bill - il now staDds pro
yides Ax& go cents on oil domestic
liquors manufactured or removed for sale
after the passage Of the act till July lst,
1884, and 20 cents on imported spirits on
hand.
Powell continued bis speech on thu
bill preventing military interference il
State elections.
The Senate resolved that when It I'D
journ it shall be till Monday.
Adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
ouerrillas Captured.
Cave City, KY, March 4

cave CITY, NY, March 4.
The notorious guerrilla Richardson and
several others were captured yesterday
BY scout sent out from the forces Of
Gems Hobson on the Cumberland river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
sUHDBnes;

LEAfHu-sole 30 TO 3Scs Harness ~ - 80.
HIpksDry Flint 10 70 lie Dry saltsd IA 70 l5 Grub
by half PRICE 0feen 10 Nc Green Sheep Pelts 10 TO
81 IS; Green Hog Skins, l6c
sKKDs-Ti Timothy, - % TO " 20 Iiaxr - 70 . -
YRarHns-40 70 &c.
CHREsn-HAmburg, Is TO lie
BExy cArriK-S4 %, 70 IS 90 gruss-
sHxKr-&s % 10 Is % p no. gross
wooi-Sasan Tubwsshed, d TO sc, .Cnwashsd one
third les&.
OEls-CoAi OH, hest White 65 10 1O retail so- Lin
seed OIL 81 rs Lard Oil II 10 20 81 LIZ Fish OH, 81 90
BEEsvAx-toe.
YAs Hoes-x4 90 70 ~ 90 nett
KAes-wcolen l4c. Cotton 81 e
NV GCssIEs-Ts.
OLD Irox-lc r Dr. Bress- ink b p ceofEs. l.sc D.
RxcEssaH-0n New York PhiiKd6 tkiA- Boston, C1n-
cinnAt s.. Louis and Chicago Il cent for bsnkAbie
fHnds. Gold 81 to Sic preaium busing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
DesAA = 1..ssasr -.
San Francisco, March 4.

Rev. T. Starr King died st 8 o'clock
this morning after brief illness Of dip
th0ria. taa@ =. fsta #ai # q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05


New Yoxx March T.
c,,,o,-R..h.r mare active a. -se f,r rp5au,.s nm
Flcur-sc better and quite active fer export. 7oa
~ TRADE hrans marx, rIo~r firm Win no .efierv a.
inside quotations.
Whiskry-1rregnlar and unsettled at s19A for State
and ~ fur Western
whes,-Ic better snd fsir demand for export, $50
do for Chicago Spring coal 81 FIR Nil Ciubc l So
l 90 for Winter Red Western. ! g. for old do.
Corn-shAte hrmer at / s.a5i - fer shipping mixed
Wes.exn In store
t@ts-Frm ~ bss y ~ Sts.s ard Western.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05
HAIR DYEi HAIR DYHll

RATCHELOR'8 celebrated HAIR DYE 4 ~ Bsse =
- ~ Wsst1~ Tie enly Asrnless, nv - As1fsbs
dye known This splendid Haar Dys = per1ctcAAnuss
Red, Rusty, or Gray HAIR fAsansly 70 GsssU blAb
Nsssrst Drsea, without njurng the Hair Scanning The
Skin leaving the Hair So and Beautiful; impaEss fresh
vitality frequently restoring IN prstint color, nd rsctt
mes tbs iii effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine \ agncd
WILLIAM A. BAICHkIORy III eth9r1l - AKs tn3ta-
tons and should Be avoided Sold by II nrnen1e1s q
RACtOAE--sf Dnrclay -seseet Nsw lo&k. NSSuHisRs
NEW Isnss CanAn hf Drsnfng ~ Haif. Tjyo-A9u1
Ness Maclkarel,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-05

have on hand aud shall eadeavof to keep on hand,
line, which offer 70 the pablo at the Low RST CASH
PRtCES at the old stand Main street, between 81
Aad eth.
III SIGN OF FEE BIC SADDLE. IN
Orders from ne Ceunsry promptly ATTENDED =
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