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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-08

IMPROVE YOUR 1Y1
q tns nss 81 "a .s
versaliy oknowledged % the best for S1Rslafn.
scisntiecaIly and correctly suited, By FRANKLIN
S4SPsnnssivsnia avenue, bet. 18th and 18th sts..
3ss Psnnsyiysnis aysnHs. under the NsnonaI.-
lI1LD GLAG9Ee, OPERA 9LA3Re, MORO
ffao K BAR sAPH 1. AItsgs % yisIfi
TSHE INV YORK NIWsPAPERS FORWARD.
l. ed FROM NEW YORK DAILY, ct Srestly
.sdussa prices r.: II one
Tribune, y; Tines. 81; World. 30 Daily News.
Sddrsss snine Ih rTSSfSs " s1sninf x5prsss $50:
York. s-0A' Nv '''A s'sJsi ~
AZ rTASirs sI feA sonLh1is1hs s.ss
Eli s.hhlasIt 8: III h.sSas:; ~; ~, i:.:
NAPTAIN BRAND, OF tn "0I D TIP1Dn
- His Loves and 1xploits. Dy Capt. Il. 4. Wis
VIZ tS1iox TAILOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-08

Peg top PANTS. French and Isglish WALKING
COATS. Peltoe's fancy and plain SACKS; slso, the
All il endless varieties AZ SMITH. BROS. q cos
Popular Marble Hall Clothing House, 40 West
Baltimore street sen 24-am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-08

TO61PH REYNOLDS l. 90,
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM E.rrERs,
No. 500 NINTH sr.ssr, near avenue.
Have Just received, and viii constantly Keen IN
ssnd, the larSest and best assortment In the citY
of Chandeliers, Brack ets, Drop Lights Portables
Glass Globes, mica and other Shades, and all arti
slss n this lise from the best establishmsnts "
on the most reasonable terms. -. -. =
Stoves. - - = - 10 -
We are prepared TO furnish the best RANG1 In
use anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotels
Restaurants, TO-, are invited to call.
We DO al kinds Of GAS and eT1AA atttnss
PROMPTLY and cheap, e also eyerythins In the
Gall and see our Bathing Tubs, Pountains, Wster
Closets, Wash stands, Basins. &o., TO-, at No 800
sstAblisAmsnt In the city. -. : . 9-eoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-08

6fK1AED1Sr GoNoRIH9k1 c .aaiTEa3
QX -. On Box WILL PnaVoRM A 0Ul1G
A~eXLnueetenA are purely voestahlo.s &c r
~ g: sszs5A q To vest loekst vitIqsf 81 q
Shos9 rNIH. 4hnaPslsAie. md n Waakinsten 81
y: r. sVkDstSss Sennsylvania ayslao, tssa 81
-. i S-SeiS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06

Captain had made several charges. and
others, in fact the whole command fought
- bravely = men ever fought ii the
world. Those who traduce and say that
eolofsd soldiers can't b relied upon, are
liau and sympathisers. With good, 40
hive and efficient o6csn, they are -
good, n true, q loyal - any men We have
in the army. After oonveyiDg the
reuains Of their lamented friends to the
river, the boys thought it necessary to
call and see some old rebel friends. Sem
ator Sebastian Was numbered among those
called upon. The old bloated drunkard
vas not ct home. nor his family, 90 the
boys went in the house. One Of them
told me he was playing Yankee Doodle
on the piano, when one Of the other boys
jumped right on the instrument with his
No. IA, or Lincoln gunboats, ~ the boys
call big boots. The old Senator'S house
was sacked, and the provost guard was
nowhere,
There was in this engagement loss Of
some IS men and officers, and Lieuteh ant
Crane, worthy man of the 56th was
wounded pretty badly, bat will recover.
His mother fortunately 10 with him."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06

CzAsTn ~ Ter AND runu ~ Show
The ffagTant Hosodont ia scientific CON-
position Of the pursst and choicest inere.
a,soss q the oriental vegetable kingdom.
Every ingredient i we'll known to have !
beneficial eject on the teeth and gums.
IT. snbalming. or antiseptic property
and delicate aromatic fraer aIce
makes it really . toilet luxury, and
pleasure to use it, - it removes al dis
agreeable odors, even that Of tobacco. It
speedily removes those ravages which
Children sustain in their teeth, owing 70
Improper uas Of sweet and acid articles,
which imperceptibly destroy them.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Price
70 cents per bottle.
Aug 2-d-eod.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06
ATTENTION !--.muLITARY MEET.
ING AT MONTROSE.

In accordance with the order of the
Governor of Iowa, relative to the organ.
ization of the militia, all persons liable to
perform military duty in the Township of
Montrose will meet on Main street in the
town of MontroSe. ON Thursday, the lth
day of August, 1864. at O'Clock p. m :,
for the purpose Of organizing.
All bodied men of the township
between the ages of Is and As, are liable
to perform such duty. and any person so
liable failing to report at such orpauiza.
ton will be subject to the penalties pre.
scribed by law.
Come one, come all Patriotism, as
well as policy, requires all good citizen.
promptly to come forward and organize
themselves into companies, that they may
be 10 readiness for any emergency.
MANY CITIZENS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06

HoN. G. c. CoLE-We had the plea.
sure of meeting yesterday His Honor
Judge Cole, of the Supreme Court Of the
State and the Union Republican candidate
for the position he now fills, for another
term. The earnest loyalty, the integrity,
the fine abilities and profound legal at.
tainments of Judge Cole, are well and
fsvorably known to the loyal people oil
Iowa, and he cannot fail to be elected
We are proud of our candidate. He is
worthy of the position and worthy of the
the support of every voter in the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06

FREMONT IN IowA.-The following rare
bit Of information we get from the issue of
July 9th of the Neue Zeit, German pa
per published in st. Louis: "In Keokuk
there will shortly appear a daily English
paper which will support Gen. Fremont
as candidate for the next Presidency.
The movement in Keokuk in favor Of
General Fremont is a very active one.
The veterans aud sick soldiers at that
place are az one man for the Pathfinder.
and are indignant with those who believe
that the soldiers vote could be controlled
in favor of Lincoln"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06
KEOKUK MARKETS.
Daur GsYr cr-r oyy1rx.
kHokeK, Aug. 3, 1854.
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.
Corrected BY 8. HAMILI co., Wholesale Gr.eer..


srsAH-s oris~ns fair, &c, prime 2slzc choice ISL,
New York, c. Soc New York, A. Sc crushed and pox
dered BE
MoLAssxs-sugar House. oSsl lse; Golden Syrup. 1 d
@&l 23-sorghain, 6ssr.sc.
CoyYxK-Iiio So TO s5c.
RicE-i6 to l654c
soDa-Americ.iA lo1 Nc. English, lie.
sosP-f2im. lo5x- Family, SIC, German, 1llScOl2
CsNpLEs-Sfar. ~ 20 sc, Summer Pressed ltiLc
TgAs-ioang Hyson, 81 5a,x2 10, Imperial. n 70 "a
" Do Black 81 25 70 81 as.
TosAooe-D0k Sweet. zee Medium Brands, So to
0oc; Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 30 TO 81 90.
NAus-B@st Brands s. 50 to rates
GLAss-sxlo Country IS 10 City rs, rates
CoRBAsE-31 to BIC.
DIR APPi-s-il To- lar q b.
Dgy PxAcaKs-Htfs IL 70 lsc D.
Oar cuaKAsrs-s24c.
RAIsIxs-S5 30 to s. IS.
SaLr-4 IS To 90.
PxARL SrARcH-l0c-
Wool S.cks-l 6S
AoLIsG woopRz WANT Hoop Pals 81 90: 3 hoop
do. - 55- No This, Sl0 Co. No. do Is 90. No do
Is 10; Nests Sd do, Is. Washboards IS COZ
FIsa-No. Aackerel, bbls SIS 00esSie co.
No. do do $40 oQufl7 90
No. do hf do &il 0Otall so
no. do hf do $40 O069lO IS
HI bbls No. White Fish, $40 o.
0IIs-Cosl OIL, 00Dl u5 Lanseed Oil s5r Lard osl
81 So to 81 IS; Fish OIL, 81 20 to IS.
CHKxsE-DenmAxk lie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06

SABBATH School CELEBRAr1os-At
meeting that was held in Hillsboro'. Hen.
~ county, Iowa, on the 23d day of Julv
ls64-at which the Rev. J. Newbold was
chosen President. and M. White. Secre-
tary--it was decided that there vould be
Sabbath School celebration on The Tn
day OF September. 1864, two and a.balf
miles south of Hillsboro'. near Bayles's
School House, in Lee county, Iowa: and
general invitation is hereby extended to
all sabbath Schools in Lee, Henry and
Van Buren, counties, to attend said cale
bra'i0n and take some part in the exer.
clses OF the day--each School to nrov;de
themselves with basket dinner for ,ha
occasion, the exerciees to commenoo =. a
O'Clock a. m. Competent speaker, v;l,
be procured for The occasion.
J. NEwBoLD, Pres't.
III. WHITE, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06

By Telegraph

BY Telegraph NEW YoRx, Aug s.
Cotton-Firmer. Sales at 7o01 10 for middhng ND
lands.
flour-State and Western hrmer. Sales At s0a
10 % for Extra State 10 3osGl0 IS for Extra H o.
and 10 se9l2 90 Trade Brands market elosing dull and
irregular.
Whiskey-Heayy. Sales at 20 for State and / .a,<
for Western
wheas-Dull Sale. al 2 25s2 42 for Chicago sprinx.
23g2 IL for Milwaukee Club, aud 512 81 Tor Winter
RID Western. s.
Rye-Scarce and firm at 902I IS.
Barley quiet and nominal
corn-Daii Sales att ss3ls7 for ytw Mixed Western
and 81 for yellow
oats-Dnils At octs1 o1l< Tor Western
Co6ee-DaiE Costa Rics -.
Sngar-frm Muscovedo zoc
Aolasses-Artive, n. O. 1 Is.
Petroieum-I)uli. Sales 5ol<651c for Cruds- Ga
Ga for Refined IN Bend; s66s!e ior Refined Free
WooI-Duii.
fark-Less active and lower; 80 80 for mess 20 o0D
for new do; "a 90 fsr prime, and 20 30 for prime
Beef-Duil and heavy 1sn14c for country ness On
for country prince lse2lc for rspaeked mess and =
"a . for extra mess Prime nesa beer eaiet
Cut aeats-Qniet and prizes favor buyers. 1sc for
shoulders, and lie for hama
Lart-stezhy ii 8x@21l<e
Buttsr-firmer SS&ek5c for Ohio and 10 10 Soc In,
State.
Chcrxe-Firm IT II 10 H.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06

U. L. A. AT MoNTRosE.-Ths regular
meetings of this council are held on
Thursday evening of each week. Mem
bers and those DESTROYS to become so are
urgently invited to attend at the next
regular meeting, on Thursday evening
next, the llth of August, as import
ant matters of business will be then and
there presented for their consideration.
by order OF the PRESIDENT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06
Wnlsky Ma e.

"The disa5ter , mainly Attributable 70
the troops psrtaking too largely Of liquor
found in the captured train" That l.
what our dispatches ny in reference to
McCook's defeat and the capture Of .
large number Of his troops.
Upon Thssday We heard minister
denounce intenperancs and whisky drink
ing as . national sin, As : prevailing
vice that would have to be "repented of
before We could, with any consistency.
invoke Gods blessing upon us, or observe
such q fast q the Lord has ordained -
"well pleasing in his sight" Probably
We would have needed the minister
words more had We known that the first
serious reverse which had befallen any
portion of Sherman's forces during al
his present advances-the unfortunate A.
fair of McCook 's-intimation of which We
had for the first time received Thursday
morning. was mainly due to whisky.-
Here We have large cavalry force rout-
ed, many of our men taken prisoners, an
important movement frustrated, and a
successful raid most unsuccessfully and
unfortunately terminated. II surrounded
by superior force, under usual circum-
stances, with needful vigilance, and a
brave resistance, this result had happen
ed, although we would regret it, yet it
would be but the fortunes of war, and the
loss might be retrieved. But whdn We
have to send It forth to the country and
the world that defeat which saddens
our people, was "mainly attributable" to
our troops becoming intoxicated, the az
fair becomes disgraceful. and the national
cheek should mantle with shame.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06

Howe d Tylor will sell this mornino
at 10 O'Clock, one elegant rosewood sofa in
hne black hair cloth; one Elizabeth rose.
wood chair, in fine blackhair cloth; one
self-rocklng cradle; one elegant child's
carriage; one new bath tub; one second
hand do; three alright parlor stoves; lot
OF cherry banister rail; one card table:
one blackwalnut clothes wash stand; two
carpets; seven large paintings and engrav-
ings in rich gilt frames. Also small 10,
of dress goods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06
ga VOICE FROM vICKSBURG.

NicKsgUEG, Miss Nag o. 1853
=. @ohn bhli-Deaf sari ! am happy 10 state to you
es+a your valuable G~ron Bit trs with great
b~nent to myself In general desiity and n
my system produced by the unhealthy aud in
nnehcc q the Assssppi river around vicksburg having
been with ten Grants army throughout IL whole son a.
efh campaign Confidently recommend its all
persons - he are exposed 70 unhe&ifhy climates
II. w. fDGLE
Ag~nt Q. s. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE Ky, Sept. l6 1863
On the I'd Of July last submitted t,rueh A s~rrs
OF mne 70 the McA Director Of the Deparfment al tbs
Army of the Cumberland sample Of m eroo Rstt-r.
for inspection and requested after ansiysis be fu ma n
nsitforious 10 sanction and approve uAs among our
soldiers. 49,
The following is the Medical Directors rp,y and .,so
80 So, permission to ship so DORM at once,
"A'e II soaa 70 suffers JOHN BULL.
Il satisfied that Cttrou Rittrrx viii h n h.~ a..
any one If taken properly In moderation sre NO
.S"h 70 VI baii being permitted TO dispose Of it
sausfs A. HENRY THU RsfON
Surgeon and Medical Director, D. G.
Headquarters Department Of Cum irriHnd
Nashville. Tenn July "a 1864 /
n .ohn Bulls agent Mr.. has perml ssion to ship
- NAsnsie Tenn - grcss. or 200 dozen, of Bulls Ce-
uf W huefs isf sale 70 suffers in the army Only.
Tie regulations OF the Treasury are To be
complied with strictly.
BY order OF Ma 5r Gen Roseerans
wMM wItEs.
Major and Provost M4rshaj Gen
az wholesale and retail by Wilkinson, BARTLETT
~ neoAak, Iowa aprt5dAwiyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06
IOIHy.
DIR. H. A NDERS CO.'S
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water aets upon the Heart Liver Kidn~ys Ds.
es1fisc 0gafS. and diandnisr essteE-
The success which has attended Of this remedy
IN private practice, and the Enforcement Of medical an
thSnfy erHkk vs. 70 recssnaend che practitioner
and the public feeling confident fsir trial ii
vail attest It's own excellence In the Chronic dir
esses which indicate Iodine such SercfuIa ronrhitrs
skin krupiions Heart Liver AMI Kidney Diseases Ner-
.ons Anrctsons Neuralgia Rheumatism Dyspepsia De-
blity, Sy pniiis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength Of
Iodine Water containing threequarter grains ysrs
Iodine In each huId ounce water ssrsna ks,.x
es III not liable to etumposstion
bfned inequalities neither the Iodine OF aised nor
neutralized by combination with any ingredient render
ing TINS solution superior TO any Of exhi
ting Iodine.
Pull directions accompany each bottle that be
used a. family medicine sell by the profession
Price one dollar bottle On receipt Of i've aoiiSr.
six bottles delivered fire. by express any address
bewAre OF Coanterfets and Imta which upriuei.
pied aeaieFu ezae~scr TO Dispose reputation
Sec our signature aud trade marx ihe word head
ing tnis upon the labels aud wrappers
each bottle, without which none Ia genuine
Circulars gratis.
DR.. H. ANDERsIk CO.
Physicians and Chemists
msySedAwom No 40 broadway, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06
financial au0 Commercial.
Now YORK Money m.rke.,

By Telegraph NEW YoaK Aus s.
Money steady att.
currency.
Gold hrmer; opening at 81, ami closing steady Il
1901. -
Government Stocks firm.
Us u 81 coupons l0o5x.
6-2 Coupons 1ue<
I-30 Treasury Notes l0-.
Stpcks-Befter.
car l1ols; Q &Cl3o14 C&RIlls; MAPDc 70
pfd 30, Scrip l2s 81 frC ssIl: Par Mai 80
rc iSl; Erie ll2hS Bk Q $50, Hudson lsl: Har-
lem 2ss; Reading l3s; 1875 ~ spz; Toledo las;
/ Cert 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06

For BURLINGTON, KrIrHsBuRa, Nxw
BOSTON, MuscArINE, Rock ISLAND Ann
DAvEspoRT. = The steamer JENNIE
"HipPLE, Capt. Jas. W. Campbell, will
ieave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival OF the cars from Keokuk, making
connection with the railroads for all of the
above points, and at Davenport With daily
line OF steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk at 7:l5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06

TIE 19rH IowA.-One of the compos-
itors in our Office has received a letter
from member eff company A, 18th Iowa,
written from New Orleans, and saying
that all of company A, and the remainder
of the regiment that were taken prisoners
have reached that place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06
Sherif7S Sales.
CHERIFF'S SALE.
GHERIFF'S SALE.

SrArE OF Iowa, LEE CoUyrr-ss
nl I,ue Oh general execution 20 directed issred
py the tlrk o. the District Court Of said county n .vr
y ehAFn Lee and against J. IL sullivan have levied
upon and VIII sell to the highest bidder AZ the nr r
u The Cierk uce II the District Court az Lee Courtv
iowa Al heokuk in said county, the nth day on An
gust, A. ID lsci, between the hours Of O'Clock A
sha e4TA T. A, commencing At 2ocock r. NJ OF ssid
eleven and twelve l2 in block thirty six (3s in the
CITY OF heokus, Lee county Iowa. beginning al uoint
sixty ttnl feet from Johnson street on Fourth street
Thence along FOURTH street towards the enty gO
iee thence al night angle lots one hundred
thence al night angle towards johnson street
twenty (2v) feet thence in straight linz ors hu,ird
geo feet TO the place Of beginning
TAKEN levied upon and TO be cold satisfy said writ
OF execution. '
heokuk, July %. 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Zee s. COL sheriff ~ l.. - -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06
NHERIFF'S SALE.

Stair or Iowa.
BY virtue Of special execution TO me u 4Er Co.'S
oy the Clerk Of the District Court of s reeted issued
o. Georse Williams Jr, and against county in favor
also decree against susannsh T r H. Heasiip land
have levied upon and will sell to .easp and others
the 'front.' door OF the Clerks the highest bidder
Lee county Iowa. Keokukf of the District Court OF
day August, A. D. 1864 be said county on the 18th
A. n and O'Clock p. H. tween the hours ofe O'Clock
Of said day, the following nmencins at O'Clock n
feet Of lot 10 and all of property The east 20
city Of Keokuk, Less OTIS ii and IL in block loo the
Taken, levied upr- ounty, Iowa
satisfy said writ a. and to be sold by order court to
Printers Fee = execution.
Eeosuk IN, 90 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
y l3 81. Sheriff of Lee Co., Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06
CHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF Iowa, LEE coryrr-ss
Bt virtue OF special execution directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Cst-t ~ s.;a ,,x - ~
OF o. c. Hale, aGd against A II t,.s.lin - r -,
lip, land sso a decree against iair Ia,nabna "a -
nave ie'ied upon and siil sell To the highest bidder
~ the ront door of the Clerks oice Of the District
court o. Lee county. Iowa, at keoknk in sad countr
on ne lsth day OF Aug A. D. 1884 the hours ~
= octcck A. A. and o'cioek p. NJ, commencing Al ,
geloch a. q said day the following property to-wt:
all If lot eleven ~ in block one hundred 400 IN 49,
sy OF hecAuk icing 10 feet front Franklin street, y
i+o iret detP 10 and including alley in said blocf
Lee county, Iowa. ~i
Taken levied upon and to be Sold to satisfy said writ
OF execution '
Keoknk. July IL 81. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Zee & COL slJer1n az Lee 20 Low.
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/ AM FOR SALE.-I have LOSS

acr OF land. which wish to SELF $40 acres lies IN
Aontrsse Bottom 211 miles NJ W Of the town Of Mont
rose 20 acres prairie and 100 timber acres undsr
good fence four Cabins, with three each veil a.
water AZ each, aud two ponds OF stock als
large barn we'll framed and covered acres as az
miles north q keokuk and n miles Of the Mi.s
sippi river This tract has Cairns wen ~ rs.a
stock water, $50 acres under a good fence ~'ets
Either tract will be sold So so Der acre or srl
10 SUIT at from s. to $50 per acre .5h-pi
indisputable Franc NJ ~ ttie
juiyll-du 4'oIh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06
HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE!l

RaiiSmnDhs celebrated HAIR DYE Il fAs Bert 10
- - ~0ss. The only HsrMfsss, 1rss ~ RsiSsbls
~, p ms spenhd Hair Dye 10 perf3ct-changes
- nsssy, of cray HAIR instantly to Gtady 6is~k ~
- without " uring the Hair or ptainine the
sns HAN boft and Beautiful; fhparts fresh
elnenly restoring its pristine color, and recti-
~ ~ cneets o. bsd Dyes The genuine Is signed
MAM =. baiIA6Lok; al others are mere nita-
n snouia e avoided Sold ~ Gil Dtukgists &c
rAo.unI-ci barciay-sfreef, New York fBArcHHoR-
MN ToILKr CaKAN for Dressing the Hair Tiv0dA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06
GHERIFFS SALE.

n sftrE OF Iowa LEE Co.'S
" ,he oieIk q tbs District Court said county in f.ver
OF ueo.se Williams, Jr, aud against A. II Es-,io -
also aeeree against Jchn poushoe and Other. hra
eNed uion and will sell 70 the highest bidder a. tbs
Hoht DOOR Of the Clerks office the District Cour, al
E county Iowa at heokuk in said county on the Istn
n anu Q CLOCK p N, commencing at o'clock p NJ Of
sal uAy te following property to-sit The easterfv
~ % ot eleven W aud the hole Of lot L. in blocs
w In the city OF keukuk, being feet front on sranL
IN street running hack same width 40 feet s -
the alley, including the ailey in said Iark - go,
Iowa. NAt Ice ecunVs
Taken, levied upon and 10 he sold by or,o, Of oo, .
satisfy said writ of execution 1880 ~
Printers Fee 81 COL ISRAEL ASDEpsaN
keokuk, July Is. '64 sbarif III - ~ T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06

~Kramer. Irwin 4 Co, agents f.,
the sale Of Slccum's "Side LOADING p.
volvers." The best pistol now in u,e.
No. los Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-06

Chicago MaYket.
By Telegraph CHrcaso Aur &
fiour-Du Sales Of 100 btls at II % for white win
ter.
Wheat % for No. Red winter, 2 Is for No. white
winter; 1s12 1si< for No. Red. asas o. for Ne /
Spring, and ssgl ely for No. spring.
Cernfirfn At ~ ef Is kx No. i. 22s1eI 70 for
No .
osn-openeA higher Sales at 75S7ec for old No !:
6adsoc for new.
kye-ssesdy. Sales at g.
bsrley-Nominai Sales Of New at 4 20
Whirky-DnII at G5.
WoeI-fery dull ~ sa<6l co.
Pr0sissons-nuEi
Lard-fsir At Isss1slse for steam
salt4Sssaay at IS
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