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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-22
EXAMINATION HTTTERs.

PLAN 1AI1UA SlA4Ehss
,g.iel. arc nov recommended By the highest sssdl-
cal Authorities, and narrated 20 prDd1ce an inA-
sssIsals bensscIal e1sst- fhsJ are sxcesdinziy
svrsa45ls. lsffse-ly pure, asd must suppressed all
otb-r senies where Eealthgs gentle stllaHlsss =
rse aired.4
Thsy Greats q healthy sppefits
Thsy an a. astidots % ehanSs Of wztsr 2zd
rhsy sssisens the esssts q ai.sip.sies sad
Tbsy stfeEgthsn the sys.sn and ssIEvsa the
ths mind.
Tasy prs1sat Iaissunasis AID inseraltt.si g.
They purify the breath .ns aaiai,y Of -.
Thsy eurs Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They caro- DIGTrhea and Cholera M0Tkus.
They eHrs Liver couplzint and EsrSons
They naaks tie wszk strsng. the I.sEuId bril-
liant. and are exhausted nature'a great restorer
They con posed 81 the esiesrzt@ Cafissya bark,
wfBtergreen, sassafF4s, roefs ard heFbs, al pre-
serysd In psriseti- pure ST. Cro8x rsn. Fer par
tienisrs So siFeaiars sad testimonials around
eseh bottle.
Bswars q inpostsrs. Exssnins svsry bottle.
/ bee thai u hss our private q. 3 stamp unmnti.
/ LATED over tbs cork, vita piantasion scsne, and
our signaturs en- a ins steel plate eide iAbel- Sc
that bottis Is not sFs-ailed With sgHFiens and
/ esisierieus stuH Any person Frstsndlng % sell
Plantation BiGters bY tina gallon o. In bnlk Il Al
impsstOr. Any psraon initiating this battis. or
selling any other material theFssn Whistler called
/ Plantation Blazers Or net f. eFimisai undeT the
Us. Law. and VIII be 70 prosecuted b. We
already haze chr eye several parties Es-hiiius
/ our bottles, kc.a who viii snccsed IN Eeftia
/ themselves inso close quarters. Ths demand III
/ BRAKES Plantation bitters from ladies', nisFag-
/ men, merchants, &c. f. lacrsdEbls. The sinpls
trial d bottis is the sDignes prsssst " tai
| worth aud superiority HA@x as ssla hXa all -
Spectacle dFaxxikfss EEcceFss pigs afzbAs h0tsls
saloons, sisAmboafs and epGntry sforss. So.
P. II. DRAKE CO.
Ne. 90 Broadway. - p
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-22

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
~ connected with the history % the Aatsris
MedIea Of the United States, more fsyOrably
known e = pioneer in medical discovery, thss
that Of DR.. JOHN BULL, Of Louisville, Ky. Hia
fnimitabis preparation Of Sarsaparilfa has long
stood at the head Of the various compounds Of thsf
vsluabie drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-22
MEDICAL.
s. T-fss0.-X.

Persons Of ssdsntzry habits sroabaed win
~sakHas, lsssituds pa1pif4tion q lbs Es4ffs iae<
Of appztits, eistrEss alter eating torpid liver,
e5ssstirztfou, asssrTs 70 ss1sr, II thsg viii net
tFy he eelebratsd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
For the GATE CITr.
PARSONAGE, BENroNsPoRr, Iowa.
January Ia. 1864.

January IA, 1864.
Mcssrs Editors: Permit me through
your columns to express my gratitude te
the people Of my charge and the frieadl
here, for their kindness to myself aht
family in their donation visit on the eve
ming of the 18th inst, at the residence Of
Elder Jas A. Brown.
Their gifts upon this occasion amount.
ed to the sum of one hundred and six dol
lars and ten cents.
1t was no small qualification to observe
among those participating in the festivi-
ties of the evening many representing
other denominations of christians, with
many also not connected with any re-
ligious body.
Our pleasure was also increased from
the remembrance of the fact that this is
my first charge, and although quite re-.
Gently entered upon (in April LAST this is
not the first time they have remembered
us in this way, and that their action in this
respect has been above and Independent
of my salary, which has always been
promptly paid
We know not what other congregations
in the West may be doing in a material
way for those who minister to them in
sacred things, but we feel that the Pres
by,erian church of Bentonsport loves
their minister and that they are willing to
do what they can to support the Gospel,
even though it be in "troublous times
We iervently invoke the blessing of
the Great Head of the Church to rest
upon them and theirs, that they may be
abundantly rewarded in their Abors of
love, and feeling that "the lines have
fallen to us in pleasant places" we hope
that all who labor in the Gospel may be as
pleasantly situated.
Yours respectfully,
A. j. CoMProK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
G. I. DAVIS, Sec'y.

sea- That splendid Piano that was
played at the Atheneum Friday evening
was from Bailey's Music Store, and is one
of several fine instruments which may
be found at that place. and if anybody
wants anything in that line they cannot
do better than to call on Bailey, who is
every whit gentleman, and under
stands his business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
WELCOME TO THE VETERANS.

Some of our citizens having learned
Saturday evening that several companie,
of the Seventh Iowa were expected te
arrive on Monday. organised IN inn.
promptu meeting to make arrangements
for public recertion and supper in then
honor. The programme of committees
and the order proceedings on the occa.
sion will be found in our columns this
morning. The very short notice will
necessarily render the arrangements some
what defective, but we doubt not the
hearty good will and enthusiasm with
which the people generally will enter
into the affair. will more than make up
for any lack resulting from that cause.
The occasion is one which will furnish
the ladies Of Keokuk another excellent
opportunity to display their patriotism
and their appreciation of cur gallant de-
tenders. And the citizens of keokuk
generally will rejoice in the chance now
offered them to participate in the proceed
ings inaugurated in honor of the brave
men who have achieved undying fame for
themselves and won name OF high re-
nown for our State on the battle-felds of
the South.
The people Of Keokuk will require no
urging to assemble on the street, for all
will be but too eager to rush out on the
firing of the signal salutes, to see and
welcome the war-worn veterans on their
return home. The street alone viii afford
space for the crowd to hear the address
of welcome, which will be delivered by
Judge Lowe
Il is to be regretted that we have not q
hall of sufficient dimensions to accommo-
date our entire population, who would
gladly attend the supper, but in this mat
ter we must yield TO the worse than "mil-
itary necessity" which limits the number
to the capacity of the ball in which the
is to be given And in
that affair the people must of necessity
be content TO act through their dele
gates.
1t is to be hoped that all who have been
placed on committees or assigned duties
in connection with the reception and en-.
tertainment, will act promptly, and per-
form their part effectually in order that
everything may work smoothly and CON-
plete success crown their united efforts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
FROM DES MONIES.
DEs MONIES. Ian. IL.


EDIroR GATE CRY Your exchanges
with the Dailies Of this place will un-
doubtedly acquaint you with reference TO
the proceedings in detail a. the Capital,
aud will only allude to what may be of
general interest to portion Of the pa
irons of your excellent paper.
The permanent organization Of both
branches Of the Legislature vas consum-
mated on Tuesday. The members OF the
House, as body, are young men. aud in
every sense Of the term epresentatives of
the enterprisins people OF our own Iowa.
There was not, as usual, an exciting
contest for the Speakership, Butler, of
Muscatine, having the nomination almost
by unanimous consent but the friends of
Bereman, of Henry county, gave to him
quite pimentary vote unsolicited
on his part.
On entering the Senate. one will at
| first glance indicate McCrary ms the
youngest member of that body, while the
delegates from Lee in the House are a
good representation of their constituency.
Merriam, with good physical proportions,
the true type of his temperament, an in
domitable will, a great. worker, cognizant
Of every move, and ever on the alert
Mcisner, with gentlemanly bearing and
afable manners; Galland, the soldier,
active in every measure and quick to dis
cover the sense of the majority
Upon entering the House, the eye is
naturally FIRST directed to the Speaker,
Mr.. Butler, Of Mascatine, who is truly a
representative of the body over which he
presides, hearing patiently, and deter
mining quickly aud precisely points Of
order and parliamentary rules with which
he is familiar.
Mr.. Rich, of Buchanan county, Chief
Clerk. older in years than his physiog
nomy and personal appearance would
seem to indicate, as his clear and sono-
rous voice is distinctly heard throughout
the House, no one for moment will
question bis eminent qualification for the
laborious position he occupies.
| The able and elaborate message of the
Governor was listened to with much at.
tention and interest. AT the conclusion
quite an animated discussion ensued il
regard to the number, and also the Ian
guages in which it should be printed, the
members representing German, Norwe
gian and Bohemian constituency partici
pating. 1t cost the State more to debate
the question than to print double thu
number.
There is not near as much snow her,
) az in the vicinity OF Keokuk.
} Many Of the members say they are pay
! ing "St Nicholas" prices for board. De
: Moines is certainly an elevated place i,
this respect. s.-e
!, The day for Inauguration is not def
niteIy fixed, probably will take place o.
! Friday.
d The wheels of locomo,io aren now roll
; ing. aH ns 2x
!. The Sioux City Register says th
: quota Of troops for that place has bee
furnished.
7ss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
SHERlFFS SALE.

~ SIATE or Iowa. LIE CotSTf-ss
BY rirtue Of special execution directed. issued
bs ta Crk the District c9ut - said county. In vor
II T. H. Harrison and against iian Gum AID d " furd
farl aIss, a degree Annie L. sam Caroline NJ
fori Il! have levied uon and viii snil - the highest
hid lex az the front dpar ei the Clerks of II the District
Court ~ Lee County f~a n heknk IN said trnts, ON
tbe gfh lay of February A. T. iSsi between the hours
% = q clock A. VI and oeesk T.. a., cofnmeneing AZ
rlak r. NJ of said day. the following EgppcEfy. to-wt
Lot nunlsr sax 81 In Block unnter fertysigt Isl ia
the tSfv q Eeokuk, Lee county. Iowa
Taken lcyied nIcn ard ~ n sla ~ order 0f the court
4, satisfy s4id writ vi execution
iSRAEi. ANDERSON,
heukuk Jan Is. 1864 Sheriff II l=e County, Efws
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18

nea- Our worthy citizen. J. J. Bishop,
of venerable reputation, has again adver-
tised with US. lie has been engaged
in the grocery and provision business in
this city for many years, and is noted
for good judgment in his purchases
Give him call, near foot of Main street,
south side.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18

FROZEN WHILE GOING TO BALL.-A
lady set out to attend ball in Oakland
county, on the lst instant. and was SO se-
verely frozen that she died within thirty
minutes after reaching the place. Sill,
it is said, the ball went went on Typ
silanti Mich Sentinel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
THE CITY.
Reception Of the Seventh
EOga Infantry.

of citizens held on Saturday, the 10Th
inst, to make arrangements for the re-
ception Of the soldiers of the Seventh
Regiment Iowa Infantry, to arrive to-day,
and Of the Second Iowa Infantry which
arrived some days since, resolved to re-
ceive them on arrival and conduct them
to their quarters and give them supper
in the dining room of the Estes House in
the evening, and appointed the following
subcommittee
To solici; and procure contributions for
supper:
lst Ward-Nlrs. T. j. Rice, Mrs. j.
NJ. Billings, Mrs. r. P Lowe. J. M.
Billings, Esq, and Howard Tucker.
2d Wsrd-Mrs. j. c. Hughes, Mrs.
j. VI. Rankin, Mrs. Geo. Seaton. Jno. A.
Durkee and Capt kittle.
Sd Ward-Mrs. Col Parrott, Mrs. S.
F Miller, Mrs. j Il. Buckingham, L. w.
Ten Eyck, and w. F. Thompson.
4th Ward-Mrs, r. P. Creel, Mrs. D.
Collier, Mrs. t. j. Cochran, C. P. Birge,
ard j. c. Patterson.
Udrshels and Committee on Pro
.gramme-Col. D. B. Hills, Chief; Capt
T. t. Dwight, Harry Fulton, and c. F.
Davis, Assistants.
Committee on .Salutes-Col. ]. A. Wall,
Col. J c. Todd, and Col. P. W. Potter.
Commatee on Music-Capt. Charles
Morrison.~
President Of the Ereniag-Dr. D. L.
McGugin.
P,ce President-Henry Strong.
lIelcomc Address-Hon. r. z. Lowe
Committee on Ioasts-J. B. Howell,
Or. Taylor, j. W. Rankin, and R. p.
Lowe.
Committee on Decoration Of Dining
Room--J. N. Dean, Howard Tucker, Ed.
Buel, and S. Z. Carey.
Dr. Taylor kindly offers to prepare the
coffee and have any turkies or chickens
baked that are sent in to the hospital pre-
pared and stuffed for baking by 3 O'Clock
P. NJ, promptly.
The ward committees will meet in their
respective wards this morning at 10
o'clock.
lst Ward at J NJ. Billings.
I'd +" at DR.. j. G. Hughes.
Sd =" at Mrs S. T. Miller's.
18th /" at Mrs Il. P. Creel's.
They will also NEE. at the Estes House
Hospital. at 9 o'cloek p. NJ, to report con-
tributions and appoint committee from
their own numbers to arrange the tables
and appoint ladies to wait upon the tables
in the evening.
The Committee on Toasts are requested
to meet at Surgeon Taylor's Office, in Es'
tes House Hospital. at l L O. clock A. NJ.
The regiment will be received at the
Railroad Depo; By the Union Corps. A
salute will be fired on arrival of the train,
and responded TO by cannon on the Iowa
shore.
The salute from cannon will be contin-
uous while the column is crossing the
river The column will then be marched
up Main to Sixth street and counter
marched to Third, where the welcoming
speech will be made-after which the
troops will be escorted to quarters.
The train will arrive about two O'Clock
Pm. 1t is hoped the citizens will turn
out en- masse and do honor to the brave
and gallant Iowans who have neain re-
sponded to their country's call to pu
down this unholy rebellion.
Tickets of admission to the supper viii
be distributed to veteran volunteers b,
the committee of arrangements.
Re-enlisted members of the I'd low,
can obtain tickets at the Provost Mar
shal's Office.
J. A. DURKEE, Chm.
G. +. DAVIS, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
DAVENPORT, Jan. l6, 1864.

DANEAPUKT, Jan. TO, IcU4.
To 1t. Col. j. 4. Vail: Publish warn
ing that pay certificates six thousand five
hundred and sixteen, (6.5l6) six thou
sand six hundred and FIVE, (6,605) aud
six thousand six hundred and nineteen
(66l9) have been stopped.
JOHN c. CULBERTsoN,
st A. A. G.. u a. p. M. G
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18

THE EIGnTH ILLINOIS CAvALRr Re-
ENLrsTED.-The Chicago Tribune learns
that three-fourths of the members of the
Sth Illinois Cavalry have re-enlisted, and
that the regiment is coming home to re.
cruit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
SHERIF'F'S SALE.

~ SAFE or Iowa, LgE CoESTT--ss
BY yirtue Of special execution 10 me- directed issued
by the Clerk Il the District Court Of sd county, IN tror
iIa and against Cicero n HUGHES exrcntor OF
JOAN Ferrell deceased and also drree against Susan
Ferreil X. Hart, Nanncour; fancrs-ii Louisa VAN
arpdail Ann N. Hart john Sodard Robert simpson.
&cl have eye upon and viii sell the highest bidder
the front door Of tie Clerk Oee Il the District court
II Les reunty, Iowa az heaknk ~ sud county, 80 tle
O'Clock 4. IL and ociees r. NJ commencing al O'clock
r. NJ of said dsy. te following property, to-At The
southeast quarter of the northwest quarter Of Se on
tl 2 in township sAty-fye le5 neFth, of Range
five 81 west sna al of that partition Il the southwest
fractional quarter OF sane setaan that lies r~cty south
II and aecu the first Described tract and the f9rty sol
acres and the Des Mnes River, dividing the said south
wtst fraeral quarter section ly the north and south
line which divides the quarter section north OF same,
being hundred OF less LAe cosnts Iowa
Iowa-
Tsken levied upon, and to be sold by order Of court to
satisfy said writ OF execution
IsRAEi. ANDERSON,
kpokuk Jan IS 1s6L Sheriff Of Lee county.s Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18

SHERIrF's SALE.-To-day the sheriff
will sell all the furniture, beds and bed
ding, belonging to the Billings House.
A good chance for bargains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18

Es- The water and slosh caused by
the thaw Saturday made our streets any
thing but agreeable to pedestrians, and
the sleighing within the city limits is
ruined.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18

E Scatter Good Mission Sunday
School would tender their thanks to all
those friends who have so kindly assisted
in preparing aud exhibiting their "Tab-
leaux,' and to the public for their liberal
patronage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18

s15- The official majority for Brough
over Vallandigham for Governor of Ohio
proves to be lOl ,598.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
STATE OF IOWA.

STATE OF IOWA
Asltl,sr GEsraAIs o.rcE.l
btvLsfshE 96sEsE1 H. tssi !.
CIFEtLAEl
Tic fiiowia is Fa.is! sr ii.a is.Fsasfgoa - Lie
iAlh iasiag 4 gses iate r-i t.se - ~ srs sgu
the Stae ar 4estFl q t'.fis'l Il ufla94t t2.r
$ T. BAkIls. A. &. 4 Iav4.
CONTINUATION " B1CSTILS
BY rs4esrsf il.sfon w.isl,ir etsa.f
Jai-44ry 1-th. 1854.
lis has tsta Is4.~oa ts-slsy G. rsrsiiag fr f-w
weeks sssiIsfs Eiiamtd ta asrfa-rw aAf Antfnne
ilistf4tl.is uaeF fegaGtias t1sai 1f sr - that
date. aud kesf NJ erthusiltn - rs~sa'fl4s Jf nm
tioftfteF inas atss LIRE complete Instructions viii
b. s4nt hareaff 3.
IB.FgY. P.Mg.
lIoH RECRUITS ARE CREDITED.
Bs Telegraph ,r5n. y Basl4neios. lpa3
Jaaaary eta. 1864.
t. L. ~ Cal. VA :. Grier:
Recruits III be erestrd the iotallies from which
they Tseeeve t-ai t~rsnii- rvTied rolls
ssSN fisa stlsct and mt<sered il e ts d ioali-
ties The aGstsrfn role The facts IF the
and wis - ih# evidence IF awarding credits. Nefer-
ans N seryre Eiislieg xiii ~ erfea 70 hsatf-
which the Tea-IIaesss and soils show then
- bslosiglnE IlaFahar unr3l haY4 been
int-rrt u eEsst y dsfgEie-l bal ssTt iessi-
it, lhs. wiil e credited The frsgiia
many enquiries received is the h.saxteaf FURNISH
tSogerneE ai;h copy Of this.
J4nls-iu JAMES D. fRl, p Nc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18

LosT.-On Sunday morning, between
Fifth street and the Baptist Church. q
black lace veil. The finder will confer a
favor on the owner by leaving it at Mrs.
Williamson's, No. IL Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18

ATTENTION The members Of the
Union Corps are requested to meet to day
at l2 o'clock at McCune's Hall for the
purpose of preparing for the reception OF
the gallrnt Iowa 7th. Let every member
be present.
By order OF the Captain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
NOTICE,
EOR SALE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT IOWi
IyI uNrvFpsITy pOKIIK tzA

regular coarse oil Medical Lectures will be de,
hvercd in this irstitution, commenting March Isl
1854 and continue sixteen weeks six Lectures daty
Fess for atthe Lectures. $50; Mairicuiation, 50,
Demonssratioss, q; Gsadu snop. $40; good Board
- 90 to 50 per week, Clinical Instruction In Unntc
States Hospitals graiuiious. No charge far surgical
operations before the Class.
tan6 -d&w2ni j. L. hU6hhSs De au.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
ITO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN

Notice Is hereey gfven y James Jones, Caroline
james. kiehaTd Jones, jr-, Daniel Jones heirs Of
Richard Jo'e+ decea sed and all cier Interested In te
rsi esfste Deserted below that the first Monday
ef Fesreafy 1861 in the Cousfy Cour oa Lee COUNTY
I've, i1e undersigned 81 Administrator of the estate
x Richard Jones tecr6sd, will make applirae.l for
an ord.r 81 Corrt 70. iAs sale Inc iolowins real
estate sfasies N Lee county,i Iowa viz Az IN a
panel west q the canal of the north half u soaw es
qasrter ef sccuen ss, Tp. ss. MIR W. at whch
tame aat place persous oteeBg t. said order will be
heArd J. CURTIS
J@a li-d2~ Admin. OF RisAd J5ne,. deed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
NOTICE OF CITY MARsHAL's

N VI ILIl OT u I NJ a HsS n u 3
L SALE OF GOODS FOR CaARGES AND
sIOhAG k--setfcs Is hereby given IN A.. ". wp,d
and all obers eoarerned that ~ilI sell AZ public sae
taeB al the aO0r Of A Brown's WafeA,usa on the
Ievee- on Nedhesdss. tn 28ta dry Of February 1854
between the hours CT . o'ao,lk A. ~ aaf o'rlooK
Pm. cuHlra-scns al o'clock = NJ, the following
property lttiust with A. Brown onthe iAy u
August i,ol: ore sFzpoaef, ote Furnace he crate
two pieces Pipe aus sugar Miii
To be sc.dso pa charges std Stors 70 On the same
David FREDERICK
darshaI"f the city OF k.ckuK.
January II. iSs4 II dIw&ufw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
HUSkS BY Marion Harland.
WARS OF THE COLONIES:
By. JACOB ABBOTT.
ISLE OF WIGHT:
By JACOB ABBOTT.
TWO PICTURES
By Mrs. NJ. ]. MCINTOSH.
LOUIR'S LAST TERM:
BY the author Of sRuileage"
klRh'S CHARLES THE BOLD.
PETER PARLEY'S OWN STORY.
Just received by
ed. L. BRouSELL.
Conner Main ard Feurfh stre4ts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
MARRIED..

On the f4th insty by Rev. r. W. McChord, Mr.. 10
ScoTT, to Miss SARAH jazz Mar, all Clay Grove
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
KE0KUK MOZART SOCIETY !!
First Concert Of the Season
AT THE 4ATHENEUM. %
HE Mozart Society respec1aily Announces thsi,
nrss Musical Entertsinrient a: The A,heneum on
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10.
PROGRAMMES:
PART EIRsT ;.

PART EIRsT.
! j. oFERfURE-CAiiph Of Bsgdad..A....... goiIs,ev
Orchestra.
| 2. CBoRUs-Exuitnf fAnseis.........yy yyI,e
| Society
,. QUARTkTTE--WnaiI Iiye for paasa
4. DUETT-Hear the Norma. ..........
>. QUARIEtIE--OldB Bachelor and pspuy Us,,ats.
0. QCARrEffh-AH together again :. -. -
2. hoUND-Poer Thomas Dsy...........
g. QUARIEflB q and CHoRUs--D hog lovely /, Zion
Society.
PART SECOND.
1. P0TP0CRR RI--I Trcyator ........ Verdi
Orchestra
2 GH0RUs-Chiid Of Mortality ........... Br.S
Society.
3. ChoRUs--Nigh;'s shade longer, (from
eo,.c aoses IN kzy p............-..- Rossini
. SONG & cHokus-s4fi Tipple lltlle 10
iiopfe uone ................
D. SEMI CHORuS--O, CIR Ameri. .........---
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O. choECs-Jehovs's Praise. White
Society.
In coming efote tbe pabc ihe Society has ds,erm-
inei u istrosuce high order Music which eanro.
vita lie above Programme 10 establish high position
Prices of Admission
Dress Circle and PsIqusne Lads Il Gentieman rs cts
Gu, Stnste fieket.-.-. 90
Doors open at 7 o'eloef; Consert Commence a, 30
IL Tickets can BE- procured at the b Ok and Muslc
Stores OF the cit..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18

TFsee advertisement for Spring Course Of Medic,
Lectures
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-18
nd. y. Browneli, N. w. wcsscotf, Howard Thicker,
a. h. Ogden s. &. Carey, A. J. Wiikinson.

The known lihcrality and prhc spirit the ciizens
ct keokuk confidently appealed to n behalf oi ,his
object Donations be iei II the paces of business
OF either Of the gentlemen named, OF parties WIN %
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