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Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-01
rPUHtIo-No I26 I

An ACT to amend an act entitled "An &C; TO pro-
vide for the payment OF hsrses and other prop
erty det royed ia tho military service Of the
United States"
BE AeHdofed by ue SeHate and Hotlss Of ReYrsssH-
tatives of tho United sfalsso Anerea Congress
ssSHbisd, That the act 10 which this IL an amead-
ment shall, from thS CONS neement Of the pres
snt rebellion, extend to and embrace all cases ol
the loss Of horses BY any officer, commission
Cd efieeT or private In the military service Of the
United States, while In the line Of their daty In
suck service, by capture by the enemy, whenever
it shall appear that such officer, non-eom-
mtssionsd officer or private, shall be order
ed by his superior officer to surrender W tina
my, and such capture was or shall be made Ia pnr-
suanee Of such surrender.
Approved June 25th, 1854.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-01
CPUBLIC-No los I

An ACT TO amend the act Of the twenty frat De-
eemeer. eighteen hundred aud sixty y-one, en-
titled "An act TO further promote the efficiency
OF the navy"
BE saecfsd By tAs ssaats aaS House of Repressn.
fafiHes 9f his United States sf America IN Csuoresa
asssablsd, That the first section Of the act of the
twenty -nrst OF December, ammo Domini eighteen
hundred aud sixty-one, entitled san act to further
promote the efficiency OF the navy" shall not be
50 construed as TO retire any ofaesr under the age
OF sixty two years, and whose name shall not have
bsen borne upon the Navy Register for period Of
forty Eve years after be had arrived the age ei
sixteen years.
Approved June 2Sth, 1854
Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-01
HOTEL REoPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. Maiu and Third sts.,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

THIS OLD, WELL ESTABLISHED, AND
Il widely-kuown Hotel has been closed for sew.
sral weeks undergoing rerairs. IL has. during
this time, been repzinted fnsids and eat has been
throughly fitted up, aud in q great measure farn-
ished with new beds and furniture. The prupris-
tor has made asery Arrzngemeht TO render hI.
house convenient, healthy aud agreeable to the
publsc.
Thanking the public for the ane patronage that
for 4 series Of years has been extanded 10 the
Washington, he invites a renewal ofthesr custom.
aud will endeaYor to have his table furnished ana
the house managed In . way 10 merit thsis contIn-
ued patronage.
the Depot free iuiv7
Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-01
IPunLlc REsoLurIoN-No. 40. !

IPuBLfc REsoLUroN-No. 40
Resolution for the relief Of clerk. at the Kit.
terry and Philsdcfphla navy yard
Rssoired eE he Senate and House Of Rsprssemsa.
tires ~ fhs UHifed statss Of AHseriea Coagrsss
seub..d That in the settlement OF the accounts Of
the kitteTy and Philadelphia navy yards. the
proper accounting oficers Of the Treasury be aud
they are hereby authorized 90 allow sush sums ~
have already been Appropriated by CoAgres1 for
the pay Of clerks at said yards. from October.
eightsen hundred and hfty-seven, 10 July, eigh-
teen hundred and atty nine.
Approved. June 25, 1854
Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-01
DENTISTRY.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ERoh THE SUBSCRIBER, ON HoNpAY
night, the 1Tth inst, two Work Horses. one
DARK SAy. about IL bands Esgh, ii good order :
the other . Sorrel, when not sEaburusd a ChssUnt
sorrel' With litsle Write the tip Of his nose
thiH II nesh, aud IS1S hands high Beth horses
liberal reward will Be given to any one re-
turning the horses, or zfvfsr suek fpforr. 80,
Is VIA enable ths owEsr % get them.
T. C. SALE
Corner Of Third and Gun Street.
5ulyI-a&wsz
Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-01

Berges, Foulard and Solid
Figured Silks and Taffetas.
Our stock Of Fancy Braids and
Ribbons, both quilted and plain,
is large and well asserted. Also
a full line Of Scoth and domestic
Ginghams on hand at the most
reasonable rates. Prints, Bleach
ed and Brown Cottons are at SELL
ing figures, and we do not pro-
pose to hold Goods too high to
sell rapidly.
Call and make your purchases
before the cheapest have been
taken.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-01
CHANGE OF EXCHANGE
4 NEW AR RRANGEMENT.
SAM GRAMMER & HAIRY JOHNSON
having purchased
Theodore's Exchange,

A RE FITTING IT UP IN ExCELLENI
n style for first class
BILLIARD SALOON and RESTAURANT.
They will keep st the bar the best brsnds 0.
Liquors and their larders win st all times te fIed
with the richest dainties from the animal Aad
vegetable kingdoms, aud the waters Of ths vssty
deep will be made to contribute Of their richest
stores p ~ reas
Especial attention will be given to the cAivaae,
which Will b under charge of the most compstest
artists.
Their Billiard Rooss = large and thar TABLES
FIRST CLASS.
The establishment viii reopen on Tuesday next
liberal share Of public patronage Is TsspeetSully
3 hesse1T - RT3nd.R
Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-01
SEWING MACHINES.

Z n. sELLMAE HAVING FITTED UP An
L once, Ne. IS Main Street., will keep, a. here
sofore, good assortment Of Whesler 4 Wilson's
snd Singers Sewing Machines and Needles, SIX
Thread and oil, and everything that Is connected
Eth the baainess, and will repair all Kind Of Sew
ng Machines and pEt on new improvements
jy74 y. n. sKLLhAH, Ag't
Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-01

DERFUMERY, SOAPS, TOILET ARTICLES,
P0mades, CosmetiqHss, Tooth, Nail, Flesh,
Hair aud Cloth Brushes; Combs Ia great varsity
A. O. BALLooK's Drug Store.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-01
CHILDREN's WEAR,

OF THE --LATEST STYLES, WHICH BE rs
" selling - low a. any hoass Ia the city. Ths
public ars Invited 70 call and examine Coos and
Prices before purchasing elsewhere. He warrants
bis goods 10 give safisfAetion. Ne troubls 20
show goods.
hsndiDs done FKEK 0F CRAkGE, should
they PrsnAturely give way.
I'm sELLMAE 4 CO.,
Evansville, Sept. IS. 1868. IS Main Street.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-01

POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

r. We hope no one will Judge the
daily walk Of our citizens by the fine dis.
plays Of pedal locomotion made yesterday.
Persons of usually steady habits had an
unsteady gait and walked with cousidera-
BILE looeeness. Gentlemen we're visible in
all sorts Of odd positions, and We observed
ladies adhering to Amp-posts after .
fashion that would ordinarily lead to
grave questions as to their sobriety. Met
q masculine friend of ours. Now, said
he, is the Scripture being fulfilled , "The
wicked stand on slippery places" and Is
We noticed him few minutes thereafter
sitting on the pavement like . dislocated
boot-jsck. With his head something less
than one half the usual distance from the
ground in walking, We believed him
The pavemerts were sslickery," and that
they were hard. black and blue place on
each elbow Of the writer hereof bears
witness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
ga VOICE FROM vIcKsBURG

xIcEsggxG. Miss. Aug 2, l-6s-
DIR. John Bui-Dear Sir: ! I'm HAPPY u state TO 20
that have used yonr valuable Ggfel Etiefs ~ith
beaeft myif, In general debility and Efustraiinbaf
my system preacet BY the uise3thy ard IN
dneBe Tbs Ms-i-sippi river nrnnd NiksaErs having
been with ten GRANT army throughout ifs hole south
ef rsnsIalIn. Confidently recommend rs
persons lo are EXPOSED TO nnheaitLy climates.
III. ". fv6LE,
Agent q. s. Sanitary Commission
LouissItk. Ny sept. III, ise3.
On the I'D Of July last Submitted through ar~ns
Army Of the Cumberland, sarapi~ VI my C-rso Bts-ss
for prcticu and r-ue<t II. nsr suaiysis he feaad IL
ersoous. 20 sanction and approve its sssnns
eoliesa
The following IL the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen. R-errns permission 60 ship 30 dof&n al ence -
have ii sold u snflers- JOHN BILL
Il am sA;iss ed that cedrca Bstsra win d. 10 harm
sny II taken properly and In moderation. - ~
objection 70 Dr. Bus being permitted tc dtspcs~ II "
sutiers. A. Ky THukS7VS,
Surgeon and Medical Director. D
Headquarters Department Of Cunst<Ffand.y
Nashville Tenn. Jaiy ~. ise3
Or. Jehn Baiis agent, Mr. has prrmissicn TO ship
Nashville Tens Is gross 90 dorsn Of Bail c.
dron Ditters for sale TO sutiers the army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department 10 be
complied witt, strictly
by order Of Aajsf den. Rosecrana.
wMMW ILEf,
Major and Provost Marshai 9sa.
For sale wholesale and retail by Wilkinson Bartlett
Co., keekak. Iowa spri3dk~lyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
3illallfial aud & olilrifrfial,
Nsv Yer1E mafkes.


- Tslersph.l INV Yenx. De- 10.
CottonIess active and scarcely 70 Arn st 3201 -
fbR niddlirs uplands.
Fiour-Stats and western without decided change q
10 25@l0 30 for Extra State II 1kD13 20 for Extra
g. o. and II 4s0l2 % for Trsds brands, market cto-
Whi.ky-Exdsed and decidedly Aigs~ Il ssol -
1ur State, and 0612 90 TOR Weste9A-
wheat-Quiet and steady: Chiepgo Spring q 3 a.
Winter Asd Wstssa ~ i11Kisf anutty - ~ A.
Der Mich z 50.
Rye-DuH aud nouinAl.
Darley-I 70 Z, bettes CeAte q NOS -.
Corn-Shads arnsr pUl< fae Mixed Wst9n.
Oats-Dull at VI for Ws5tsen.
Hsps-1n mp1se1o 6snm1a = ~.
Woel-firm With fair i1quiry.
Co0se-DulL
| Baer-Steaay 1enseoyu1c q lI010c
nolasses- DulI sour Porto Rico u sc.
Petrosum-frn; Crude at sscs R~hnsd IN Bpsd - TIC
| end do Free o6cX
Pofk-Opened active and decidedly nSueT, hnt elosed
desidsdly lower It II rs ar ~ ~. - - -
re9uhr way closing 1t II IS cash; - 00O&8 70 x neu
mesa. and ~ % GsS 30 for prime ana ~ s. To-
prime mesa Also 500 bbs. 1854 Is ~ 60DD III
800 bills. new for January ard februatl, buyer
md sellers option, II ~ 00n48 Co. and 90 bbs. nes
| 6r January. buyers option. at II 50.
Beef-Acive and nrmer 1t 10 90 u % for raw plat,
mess. sud a 5aS21 - for nsw extra 49,.
Il Beef Hams-Sfeady.
cui Mss,s.Fa,I dsa.ad =. eisszs r. sAssassr'
Bacon sidcs-Fi-m 6ales Of 100 boxes long cut ham
and 100 boxes Cumb cut
Lard tirm, but mot very active q zl625s4c-
| Butter-Ste.dy at 4S9coc.
Cheess--Quet ard hrm - 15325c for common
mime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

p@- Notwithstanding the slippery con-
dition of our side walks. gaiety and fes
tivity reign in our social circles. "But.
terAies, "..Bue Stockings" "Calithum.
plans" shed over our life brilliance
which Mrs. Grundy would delight to
honor, and eliminating and resolving all
into grand climacteric of transpendent
elegance of which we wish our vocabu
larry of polysyllabic sesquipedalian adject-
ives was sufficiently large to be properly
descriptive-was the Odd Fellows Ball.
II, however, you think that extravagant,
We will qualify it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

New GooDs.-Durkee d Co. are re-
ceiving a large stock of winter goods,
consisting of large assortment OF dress
goods, shawls and cloaks, cloths, Asnnels'
wooden goods, DC. We advise pu rchasers
to 60 to Durkee's. They have splendid
goods, and will sell cheap for war times. II
addition thereto the gentlsmen standing
behind their counters are fine fellows.
There's cur friends Kerr and Durkee
modest men of sterling worth, 90 favora
ably and generally known az to max
commentator superfuous. You will a
ways fiud them present, or good subst
tutes, ready to meet the demands of th
trade. Go there to make,,your purchaser
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

KEoKuK LIBRARY Assoc1ArToN.--The
next lecture of the course before this As
ISOLATION will be delivered on Tuesday
evening next, at Chatham Square Church
by Prof. A. J. Epson, on "The Glory
and Shame Of Actors and Acting
From the well known ability of the Lee
turer and his we'll known theme, we hav,
no hesitation in predicting one of tn
most interesting lectures ever delivered
in Keokuk. Go early and secure q sea
as the Association anticipate crowde
house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17


suaAR--N. Orleans fair 13es prime, eae choice Do
Sew York G. z9- New York, A, 5lx, crushed and pow
dered 81 10 JIG.
MoLmsss-sugar Hcase os9l lsc; Goidsnsyrup.l 20
Q n 25=-Sorghun, oSa4.5c.
C9FsEE-50c.
hIcx-lsc.
sopA-Araeriean, lie. Erglish. II
soar-palm, i5t<r; 6eruss lst1 ola.
CAspEKs-Stzr, sc, Mould Ilc.
rsA.-Young Tyson, q 65e52 %; Impartial, u - .
o. Is; Black q Is to 81 ~.
rosAcco-D&ak Sweet, e5c; Medium brnnde, " 70
sc. Gold and Natural i~af Il % ~ 81 10.
NAIis-Re.f Brands - % rates.
aL.ss--Sxle Country 81 50 City ID, rafssE
CiEpasE-aD TO Sic
bar APpLes-i3l1 . D.
Oar CgRRASre-25c-
RAsrxs-x5 SO TO - so.
eAir-4 0o34 s.
PEsxl SfAncK-llc.
Npf1xr WoopEy WANT Hoop pAils, ~ - hoop
DO 81 TO- No Tuls III 50, No. d. 10 %, No. do
Il 50, NestS ID do, Is. wash-bcxrds, IS 90.
Rlsn-No. MAckerei bbis SIS o09$l9 %.
MOI do do SIC O09ff7 %.
MOI = hf do Sll cofsil 50.
No9 do hf do SO 0of9I0 -.
Hf bbls. No. White Fkh, - 80.
Ous -ocal o. -. LAnsee1 OIL o.; Lard Oh. u %
| al 50; Fish OIL. 81 30.
| CUrsr-w.R. and Hamburg rs 10 9sc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
CAicage Market.

~ Telegraph cGicAse. De. 10.
The provision market has quesed down. and to-day the
market was dali and prices generally ewsr Ihss 80
but little done .
Live Hoes0pened frmer but closed weak d 10 to lsc
lower; II u0bi2 50 for light 10 hc~vy.
Dressed Hogs-A % els 90 under and over ~ NJ.
Provisious-Mess pork dull, with small ssrs II " %
nrme mess 81 co. hump park 81 90 Tor extra prime-
Hams pickied IN sugar, 1sm1szrs In dry salt II is
Isl c long cut held At ls1xe DC Greer hams 1914
Ulie. Sides isixc Nothing doing " dds kxtr.
mes reef at " oossn 90 ana " esx2s % for bre
hams.
Lud-rirm = 2,xzszsc for prime steam, end 2ae 10
No l.
Tai.ow-fIc.
niehwine.-As sa,xsl S. for OLD and ne4 heid Urn
At o.
FIonr-Dul and nominal.
whaat-l s6yl 81 for Red, and 7t1<0l Is for No.
| Spring
Corn-Duii II 93Gp &c for new.
| Otts- &c lowes closing ut 86D6634c-
Rye-<@uiet At IS fur No. !, and . For No =
Rafley-Qaies At sal So.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

THOSE BoxEs.-The Christmas boxes
ct Howe & 1yler's are going rapidly
They are just the thing for your juve'
niles. Call ct the Auction Rooms and
take box for William and Henry and
Mary and Nettie and the rest of them. !
will please them, and the contents OF thu
box will. at least, be worth dollar, ans
probably much more.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
PRODUCE, PKOvIslOrs, &c.
Correctel b GArPOKS : co., Prslsee Dsaless


Fpoun-superfne, s. 80 y Dbl, p ssrk. 3D. Double
Extra = bbl 8 so, r sack, 80, Extra, q bbl So
per sack CO. Retail SOC bbl, snd SIC sack higher
wHx.r-Sprns. 81 % to 70; FAN a 70 10 60 , bn.
Cosx MsaL-s2 SO = 100 rs.
BRAx-Nheat. 81 D. Corn, Is y loo M.
CoRx--15 10 sec p bushei.
RrE-10 to Soc p bush.
BARLgy-Fali, l 600i So Spring, so0l 70.
01rs-45c = bush
6RKRn APPLHs-6kd9oc-
PofAroEs-l 90 to1 80.
BuTrKn-Comuon, 4os; Choice &c.
D16s-2c.
LARD-20c
sRouLpEas--l6e . b.
srpzs-23e p h.
HAus--a3c q b.; Sugar Cured do, 25c.
wMfE BEAEs-GOmmon TO Good. 81 2s0Q IL ,Hrfns
Navy, 81 Co.
TAIL0w-12c.
BEeswAx--50
HAr-Iimothy, t13 oeol5 90; bAlsd, ~ 90 Prairie
80 00s9&l2 90.
IIDss-Dry Flint iz1<c; Dry saited, l2rarubby, hall
price; Green, Z; Green Sheep Pelts. IS 70 - 90.
eKEDs-Tfmothy, q %; Flax 81 Is.
Hoes-&s 80 to 30 p 100 ns gross IL % 70 II 30 =
100 ibs net.
Bsss CAssrn-s2 Is, 70 - 90 gross.
eHEeP-A 90 to IS % Vhead.
wool-sFsctosy Tsbwashsd, TOO sec; Fine Fleece. q
Medium do, S.
Par Hoss-e1f 90 nstt;
FKAfHKRs-50c.
RAes-<3< TO SIC.
BAoe-Burlaps, 30 70 Coo.
Single Dummies 3Sc double do &c.
sesnleaa. bush., nc to L..
Flour, Dbl, - 70 o..
do " Dbl, 80 to -.
BAcEs--wool Sacks Z 90 piecs
Oh CosPu-So to sc p D.
On RAAsp-04c = =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

D1sra1cr CouRr.-The court closed y
Fort Madison yesterday afternoon. ns
attorneys from this place got dowa IN VIC
evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

"a The Oskaloosa Herald says that
arrangements are being made to ascertain
whether petroleum can be found up in
that country. A company will be organ
lied and they will commence boring in
the spring.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
new York Me.ey Market.
NV YosE DC. 10.

Now XWfK MODOy M1R9Yss
By Telegraph Msv xoaH Dc. 10.
Meney-eteady 1t 6(17 per cent.
eterling-losi f9l09lz
Goid-Less active aud easier; opening at Nh eecli-
ming 70 23ss< advancing 20 xa4s and closinSAt oA.
Government Stocks-A shade 0rmsr
USE 81 Reg. coupons 10sZ.
u. 3. $50 Coupons 1907
1910 Coupons 1924.
40 Treasury 49,
SAcrks-Ssesdy.
CAPl0& 0xCfss1<; - RT1os3s M r D Q 50
foI wsb5s II Wayne lesss: AT u S. can y
1854; Scrip lSG u 1 yr Cer1 Y53E Pc Mail Slk
| NJ no K1e soE; 40 lis; Hudson lis,6 HAr
| lem IS; Reading lis u y l1os las foasde III
| o n Cert $50 Quicksilver -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE

DArguELORe cis,ebr.ted HAIR DYE l. sAs Bssf In
ID thu World. The only Hsr1isss 1vrs eaf Refsekts
dye known. This spepd,d Hair Dye II perfsctchanges
Red Rusty, OF Gray uar instantly 70 6tsssp Dts<i -
Srers without injurig the Hair Staining the
Skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautfnl imparts fresh
vitality frequently restoring is pristine color add rech
nes the i'll effects al Bad Dyes The genuine 10 signed
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR; al oslers are mere inata-
TONS and should be avoided splA BY all DrugEiets &e
YAcToRY-s1 Barclay street. New York. BAfcBxfgn'
NEW Tosxxs C1RAu aos DRESSING the Hair. ftyo-4kv1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

~ The most sensible as we'll g the
most useful present for . lady ct this ses.
son. Is one OF those handsome velvet bon
nets or very comfortable cloaks that Nm.
Williamson is selling 30 cheap. Try the
effect, gentlemen. fdlv1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

Wilcox & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
We call attention to the advertisement OF
Mrs.. Martin, who advertises the above
excellent machine, samples of which can
be seen 1t Mr.. Hammers Music Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

E Dr.. Hummer has opened an Of.
fee on Third Street, over the u. 8. Rev.
enue Office, where he can be consulted
from to 8 o'clock, p. N. Orders
promptly attended to. rlv7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

Hov. h TYLER will sell this morning at
ten o'clock, new and secondhand furnl-
ture, carpets, oil table covers, one hrst'
r.,. onr,ed hair ma,trass, cook and heat
ing stoves, China tea sets, boots and
shoes, ladies' hosiery, zephyr hoods, no.
tions, &c., &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

rs ps,ses Ia 81 Louis and Cincinnati who have been
ooup irffeng the Mustang Lnlmsnf under prrsence OF
prOt rieforship have been thioughy estcped by thr
Covrts. To guard against insther Imposition have
psnrea hons the y. states 1rrasufy. private ste-i
which placed she top ~ each
b title Each stamp besrs the far ssssk of my kigns
nrr, and without which the article IN Counterfeit
dangerous AID worasss imitation Examine bot
M This i4uinrn be~n ia and growing In kvuf for
many y~ars There hardly .xi.ts hamlet the hAlii
able uoe that does rot cntan svIdsne. Of its wonder
fu effects. IL il the t~st esposns In ihe world vi
pre-~n, inpsose I'd nsre-nts effect. upon
hea rsrtty RENAL kxhie. Sores hestef pans
ree,ed lives saved valuable animals male useful and
untold Ills assu&y For cuts bris~ sprnins. rb-urns
tis =ins bites cnts, eAketressts AIMED horses
&c IT j. Sovereign B-ssety that should never be dis
pnsei ~ith Ii should be in sery FAM sod by ali
Drnggfss<-
| octli-dAw D. BARNES, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

~ Kramer, Irwin 1 Co., agents for
the sale Of slocum's Side Loading Re
volven." The best pistol nov in ne.
No. los Main ssrsst. Ijuss isla.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

~ The latest illustricus Englishman
Who hae visited our shores. has given it
as his opinion that our youths are smok'
ing them selves to death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

PRoNorEp.-Col. Jbhn Edwards Of the
18Th Iowa, has been promoted 10 Brig
adler Censorship.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
THE CITY.
IMroHrARr.-uave tho change ~
for the carrier to-day.
Woop /! WooD DRY or green. Leave
-;,h G. n. HuaHEs.

THH l7TH.-This regiment p 's'
the fraction that il here, repof' Osse'
mort, Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
Co,G.TH. honey soar.

This celebrated Toilet AOeP, II such universal
demand Is made from the cASseess naterisls, 10
nj Id and mo tensin lis nature. frnG rantly
scented and extremely bene fetal in its action
spon the skin. Fer sais BY al Druggists and Fancy
9oods Dealers. jan2olydsv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

HA0AysS MAGNOLIA BALms
This Is the delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. II changes th~ burut Snee and
hands peariy satin texture Of ravishing beauty Inn
esrsnce 80 invit,ng ts city belle of sAshson. II
moves tan reck. pimpies and roughses fFon the skin
leaving the complexion ir.th, transparent and smooth
Il contains nsteriA injurious tbs skim. PatroniKcd
BY ActFesses and Opera Singers Il u ~st srsry LADY
should have Sold syesyu here.
Prepared BY ". T. AAGAN, froy, ny.
Address all orders TO
DEMAs BARNES CO., New Tosk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

.rates Joke on fiispl = ~ Says the
friend Aforesaid, ; fsw nights 80. indulg- |
Cd il ! light supper sos1istisg q 800
t~o dossn bivslvs. small allowance Of
pies feet. boiled egg and beer, and thsa
rsvs himself to his aeessrsd fspose,
which wasn't reposs Il III for b had
vision. L may o. may not hass 49, =
.ribatabls % tho supper, bat he vas
troubled With dreams. BE thought II
was his duty to carry ; rhiaoosros To-
Richmond on his shoulder, pitch il upon
yef Davis and utterly extinsuish JEFF and
the Confsderlcy. Sublime idea pstri.
otto resolve. He would DO its He sross;
shouldetsd . huge trsnk in TIE room !;
started on his expeditioa-got 70 the gate
-awoks --eonoladsd b. ~ Dot 10 prop
or costume for 90 long trip and went
back to bad He WON'T start again until
he il prompted to il by an ovsrdoss Of oys-
ter, pig feet, eggs and beer.
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Corn UNITED STATES CoLoRxD.-By
private Letter from Helena We learn thai
the following changes and promotion hav'
taken place in the Goth =:
LIST 1t. Teller has been promoted Z
Captain, vice Farris resigned.
Will Reed I'd Ii. to lst It,, vice Telle
promoted.
Greeulils to I'd 1t vice Reed.
Morgan TO I'd Lieut., vice Braider r.
signed.
Il The writer Of the letter notices tb
, general satisfaction felt 1t that point Q
account OF the removal of Gen. Steel
Says it 10 creditable to I pc administrssio
and an unmixed good Il the Department
Il Faozrs TO DEArH.-lA email pox p
lent named Shahas, lining 10 Burrow
block, escaped from big room and Il
!, house, lsst Sunday night. while dslifio'
from the disease. A strict search IN Ii
:. city and vicinity failed to find him. II
remainder Of the story Fe find in the Ha
cock New Era, Warsawt
On Monday morning last, Mr.. JAG
Sauter found in the woods. about N
and . half east of this city, man 10 who
ne life was nearly extinct, evidently from
8 effects of cold Assistance was lmmed
~ atey procured. and the man taken to
h. neighboring house, where BY the spplic
:. ton Of restoratives, no was resucitat4
:. but his mind WAS wandering, and he o
!. give no Ineligible account of himself.
&C. From papers found on bis person, It
We pears that ibis o. limo is Shsha
he aud that he is q partne Of the firm Of 81
han & Flood, Keokuls, who appear
" have been engaged 10 small grocs
eat business, or were keepers Of = restaura
led This man was brought to our city
Tuesday afternoon, snd died Tussd
night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

Dariy 0Ayn crsf OvyIc1,
KRoKux, December IL, 1904.
GROCERIES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

EprroR CARE CIIr The foibwing Is true copy Of the
names Of sick and wounded sidiers Of Iowa regiments,
from the hospitals at Louisville ky and So Louis NO.
now in hospital here. ri FRANK SLAUGHTER,
Med. Cadet U. 8. A.