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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-13
Correspondence of the UNION.
Aug. II, 1S64.-2t

tCorreS p0nQence OF the UNION.
SourH PLATTE, July oath, '64.
Mr.. EDITOR :-Thinking that it might
be interesting as we'll as beneficial to some
of The readers of the UNION, to learn the
true state of affairs as they now exist along
this great inland line of travel, avail my.
self of this opportunity to throw together
few facts as they are now transpiring
around us here. There has been rumors
aAoat for year or more past, that the Ip.
dians of The Plains were going TO male war
upon the whites, though very few persons
paid any attention to the rumors, until
what was then not improbable has ripened
into an horrible reality. Those brutal
massacres in Minnesota are likely to be
reenacted here upon the Pains.
On July the 18th, about fur o'clock in
the evening, We had just hitched up and
relied out from Living Springs, for,y-two
miles east from Denver, when the not very
aGreaOle news CAME III llldt titIe was 'hi ieS
hundred Indiens over the hill, which might
be two or four miles off. Now we were in
a pretty dilemma; surrounded by blood
thirsty varmints, Determined upon plunder
and blood However as we did not put
much confidence in the reliability of the
report we rolled on over the aforesaid hill
but saw no formidable army drawn up to
overwhelm our little outfit. We camped
ssme six miles from the Springs, on the
high prairie, and l can assure you that but
little sleep visited US that night. There
was seven of US in company, and all the
arms TIA, We had TO defend ourselves with
against any force Of Indians that might
discover US was tworevolyers and one rifle.
Morning, that to us seemed harbinger Of
safety, at last dawDed, and we were rolling
over the broad prairie, with no living OBJ
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Scot Mayberry, soldier of the I'd Kan
sas. was captured by party of guerrilas
in the vicinity of Fort Smith, on the 9th
of June, stripped of his clothing. taken
into the brush and cruelty murdered. He
had been engaged as scout bv Col. Cloud,
and was a very reliable and eficieut one.
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JOHN HALL, M. d..
Phwsiciau and Surgeon.

Having permanently located in Msr!sv,,,e'
Kansas, respectfully solicits share Of the pa,
tronage of the county. Will always be iounu aS
At his Office when not professionally engageu
Particular attention paid to all diseases pecuiaf
10 women and children. 'on'
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The Northern nCOnspiracy-AB Bold
Plot-Scsisc Ui the erarfies-Start- r
ling Disclosure.

The Northern COnspiracy-A Bold
Plot-SCsfsc UI the rsartieS-Start.
ling Disclosure.
Provost Marsha Sanderson, at St. Louis
has succeeded in detecting and ferritlng
out the details OF very extensive conspir-
icy to revo, against the Government and
establish Northwestern Confederacy.
TIE head Of the conspiracy exists at
Richmond, and its ramifcations extend
throughout the whole South and North, in
the shape of secret. oath bound societies,
pledged 20 the overthrow of the Govern
ment of the United Sa'cs and the estab.
lishment Of upon the condition of the rec
owaition of the rebel States.
Sterling Price is said to be the Supreme
Commander, and c. l.. Valandigham
Commander Of the Northern Section.
Y andigbam is said to have been initia-
ted into the Order while at Richmond,
and during his residence in Canada to
have initiated large number of Peace
Democrats who visited him there, anc af-
terwards went home 10 organize the Order
in their several States.
Amoug the more prominent personages
connected with it, areWilliam B. Reed of
Pennsylvania George H Pendle,on. and
George E. Pugh, of Ohio; Christian Krlb-
ben, of St. Louis; WILDER N. Storey. OF
the Chicago Times, Mr.. Merrick, Of Chi
cago, and Lafayette Devlin. of Indiana
An outbreak was planned for the 10Th of
March last. but for some reason not stated
i: did not take place.
1t was agreed that general uprising
should take place on the 4tA of July, at the
meeting of the Chicago Convention, when
Valandighar would openlp avow the
purpose of the Order. and the. thousands
of armed men assembled there should in.
stanlly 60 to work Federal officers, Gov.
errors, and influential Unionists were to
to be killed or seized wherever found ; arms
depo,s of supp les, vessels and railroads
seized and by one bold. resolute effcrt made
throughou, the whole country aided by an
advance of the rebel armies, the Federal
Govrnmeut utterly overturned. The post.
bonement Of the Chigo Convention defea.
ted the execution of this marvellous scheme
The Order is stated to have between &c. 600
and $4,000 members in Missouri, nearly
150, 600 in Illinois, 100000 in Indiana,
nearly 100 600 in Ohio, 10000 in Ken
lucky and 200 900 in New York-the pro-
portion of them organized and we'll armed.
-Atchison Free Press.
IT., S+oto Tooohars' A ssoc;ation that
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order OF Publication
THE STATE OF KANSAS ,

THE STATE OF hANSASs | 50
Marshall County. ,..-,n:.,r
state Of Kansas, sitting in sad county o. -"
Wasb;,ctou. shirley and Republic aIIacLsI '''
ynr ouincy A. Balch Sarah Baleh, and JON. p, j, !.
-, rss;,,ence Is unknown will take not'- ..-
Kirkwood nj Intih filed his petition IN lhe ,., e.
I'd court on the 9Th day OF june, A.; ID. 70 III.
" A Balrh Sarah Balch, John '" he'.he' O. 60 d.
ir.. defendants, wherein SAID sun - NJ 'si, h D.
iec, Of which. and the prayer Of sald le',i%DI 70 n
iudgment upOn a prOmisOry note ua'eu 'L'-
sIIa in twelve months after the cate o. II =,
of Two Hundred Dollars, with lh,eiss' - '.. p
Ie.b d,v of July. 1850, az the rate or ~ p'' TF
eyecn,eJ and delivered by Quincy A. Barn - l,
ir and by the said John Potter, Jr' on .i' .s.l
A ID. ls,3. assigned and Transferred - .,-,-.rt
Kirkwood, plaintiff and TO SECURE 'iio -. .liI
.nn Of money mentioned in said note u t .p
R.Icb and sarah BaIch executed aud deIi' .s.fr,
d,v nj .JuIy. A. ID. 1850, TO John Potter j -
conveying the following land, to WIt' IN -,r,b
ter NJ s.ction thirty-five. III township thI =, --r
seven m east living and being in var I,,
T.rritory. now State Of Kansas; ahI ahsJ s,- and r
TIE p th day of July, A d. lS1S, a.. Eirk VOL
by said John Potter. jr-, 10 Ii,,,,,,a;d an saI
that there now remains due ana " - .,,,, n
s.la' a,,red 10 in said pettl"H ti.e SUI
-, -, .;,,yfve 34-IOO dollars, ,'hei " a.
", VI n ,..a, ,ionad sum from the - IN ut - "a
1e,'a =, ,ba rate of % per ceGt; ahhuih ,ra
=. said note referred q IN .alu o,a buu
quincy Ealeh :E! Ry pay With r. ntsrsss 1s,a ss a q
nny-nye .Gs, .. mn OF fifty dollars ATTORNEY,
with lhe ,ui ia;I mort age, which is also elan
80 .,.-sd premises be sold to pay pa,-
saia , m nioi Balch. sarah Balch. ami John
saa onin o,ed that they are required 70 a tssrr,
inl,e, said petition on or before the "a Gay s,n.t
n 1874. or that Judgement will pe tas wo1p Plaiut
default. h e RalIincer, his Al
June 2, 1s6i.-l+1t - = I.I.5i1- Pa.
Csn DeS and 3se
reliable treatment in Reports Of tue free Of er
Mt BY mail il sealed fitsE faiStsrsTroS Howard As
No S south Nintt Street, PhiladeipLiA
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The State Teachers Association that
mer here last week was perfect success.
About forty teachers and several friends
of education from different parts Of the
State, were in attendance. We heard one
county superintendent, who came sixty
miles, say that The exercises of one evening
paid him for coming. The feeling was
universal that ii was we'll for them to be
here. The next meeting will be held in
Atchisop. By the way, it is said there is
an educational journal published at Leav-
enworth. We have never seen copy of
it.-Topeka Record.
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FoR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
For VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON.

We 90 10 press to-day as best we car.
The Indian troubles west Of US compel us
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DR.. Graham of Troy, has occepted an
appointment as Surgeon for the 18th Kan
sas.
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MILLINERY.
Mrs. Sarah Foster.

7. urspsred to do al kinds Of Millinery Work. Repair.
and dresses M kats &C. done In the Latest
style and on shs shortest order. -
June lss4.-5l3ly =
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THOS. MCCOY,
BOOT g. SHOEMAKER.
X oorv oil mon hv these nresenfs

-, bic, for those who may be so kind as to
give me q CALI at No. 53 Broadway, where l
shall always be on hand. My material is the
best tha: c.n be purchased for gold or Treasury
Notes. Come along and bring your feet, can
6t them; don't care if they are as uneven as q
tomato, or so ugly as to make their owner blush.
Charges as moderate as the times will admit.
N. B. Twill also repair harness as neatly
IS possible and al very low figures. My motto
's to werk cheap for cash. 80
n4f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-14

LoSEsuM.-My dear boy, did yu ever
60 out At night and lean on the fence for
hours in the spring time, when the frog,
was singing in che mushy ground aud t6e
spotted night hawks was glaocine in
the air, and the bats was playing sap. and
gaze up into heaven At the CRATE round
moon. aud the twinkling stars, and sieh
and want sumthin, and have your IKE fill
up with the juice of yure heart, aud not
think Of ennything all the time, and
couldn't tell what allied yu7
Did ~ ever steal ally ont in 4 bio
woods jet rs the sun Eel behind the hill.
and set down agin . tree and dream ov
nothin till the twlite ghosts began tev
BURR 81 yu, and the warm dir began to
thicken with the fust dark ov he mite.
and the owl ava oph in the distance beein
tn kali out the toads and the slinnesv
snakes. and still set there sill fer 81 ~,
thinkiog! Did you ever draw yosr c6ner
up before the old hearthstons s ~
brands begin sew grow white .ehee. 80
tie kricksts had grown tired 81 sh.s-
so0gs md gone into their holes. ,nd Icnl
stiday = the dying Gre, wliting Tor vnre
thoughls tew cum back from the ve.r,
distanse md put 70 70 bed 2 Hev - a.
oil this aad didn't kaov What ailsd ~
I ken tell N, nj desr by. What eilea -:
i uas Losssxni 'Twss ysse. ~ ~
- thiskiag Joas Daiuss. {
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EOKUK
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
COMPOsITORs WANTED.
Two compositors can get work BY ap
plying ut this Office immediately.

SHOCKING DfArH.-Our COMMUNITY
was horri6ed and saddened by the death,
in fearful manner, Of Eddy Williams.
son of B. A. Williams, of this place, yes.
terday. He was riding mule, and was
out by the frat toll-gate, when the ami.
NAL became frightened an ran towards
town. Eddy was thrown, and in falling
his foot became fastened in the bride
reins, and he was dragged at . fearful
rate the entire distance to Blondeau and
Tenth streets, where the rein broke and
he was freed from the mule. He was
taken up dead. His brains were dashed
out; the whole upper portion of his skull
being torn away; one Of his arms aud hi
ribs were broken in various places, ant
be was otherwise frightfully bruised and
mangled. Eddy was about ten years ant
three months old. and Was . bright and
intelligent boy. His funeral takes plac,
at 10 O'Clock A. n. to-day.
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VOftQ&330 u y BA0tkb = W. WDD1&l11A4 WHDDH[R
evuAn-New 0rieans fhlr, 2aE PRIME 3ss ehoaee -
New York. C, soc New YORK. 4. 5lc crushed anA 1ow.
oered Sc
naAsss.-s.s~ Hse.., l osel ise; oosds.syrup.l =
81 25-sorgham, e697sc-
CosFRs-4o % Sic.
nx1-l41< - l6c- N
eooz-Anhtran. 1D5<E Ess1iaA, lie.
ecAP-paim, 70 s1xG 1asaiy, 5c asrnan, eOloe.
CASDLE-Staf, 1cs Gamner Pressed, lS1<c.
rxAs-Young Hyson. q aso4 OF Inpsssaa. q - .
= % Hack, q 25 70 q Is.
Z TpoAcco-8oks 6wset, 5ocs Medium BnnAa. - -
& ooc; Gold ard Natural teaf n 70 to n Is.
NAIls--Bsss Brands - 80 10 rstss.
0xAEs-s11o Cuuutxy - ~ 01fy u, rosso.
CoapAaD-6 u - No.
Dax ArT1xu-l1 70 lie = D.
Oar PKAcnu-Hfs II 70 lsc = D.
Dox CgHaAnse-91c
RAluxs-eS = 70 - Is.
8ALr-- % tol IL
PxARI SfAncn-loc-
WooL Sacxs-H g.
Moaxss wooDsx WAny-1 Hoop nails, - rs; hoop
Do q Is. No. fu6s, ~ So No. do, Is 90 No. d.
IL So Nests "a 10. rs Wash-boards q Isl
mn--No. 1 Macksrsl. bhaA. 80 UnoSlD %
No.1 Do - 91e oo6917 @.
NO. o III = 81 ooSn 10
Mol % hi d $40 005lO =.
HI bAis. No. Whit Hfshsel0 eo(au 90.
| 0ns-Cml On, CSC Hnsssd OIL 70; Lard On.
q Is 10 q Is; Fbh OIL. q 10 70 rs.
ORxnsD-Dsnmask, llc. +
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LQIHy.
DR. H. ANDERs d CO.'S
IODINE WATER.

Iodine water sets spca tbs Heart, Hvsr. Kid,~yv N
gsstavs 0UnEn, and 0fandular system.
Ihs soccsss which has sttsodsd ths - e IT. rHeSy
psavats pctca aad u embarrassment Of msdieni a.
saa6e - ~ Feoo0Dsud Il 70 the penet1}acasr
and TIE pnhc feeling con1Aent that With ir ial Il
VII ass.t ~ own excssncs In tbs Of ChrsnSe d.
$500 weh indicate lodiss sncA = scrulala nu1efis
xin nruptaona Hss1, ITsA ord Kidney Dissases, Ns-
bility, Syphilis. ste
Physictans may rely upon the uniform strength Of
Iodine Water cSntaning threequarter xrains psrs
iodins Y $500 mid ounce water - ssssn1 Sssae
sssd IL not liable 70 decomposition nor
formed inequAlfies neither Iodine oxydixed nor
nsurased By cofADation With any ingredient reader
ing TINS solution superior TO any other msthed Of sxh
tftnG Iodine. ~
Su 0fections accompany each bottle that IL NAV be
USED ~ hmtly meaj~ise we'll by the prpf~srioa
Price ons dollar per bottle receipt of ave dollar
II boftlss delivered ree by express 10 any aadrsss
1ewnxe OF Coanterf<tn aud limitations which upxinr-
ped osasFn endeavor to dspose Of reputation
- our signature and trade ark ffhe Greek word head
- this sd~ertsnent upan the iab~is ma wrarps q
sseh eotfss without whteh .cne IL genuine
Circulars gratis.
Dr. II ANDERS CO.
Physicians and Chemists
mayOdAwom No ~ Broadway, New York
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The Cotydon Monitor has the follow.
ing on the question, which viii recon-.
mend itself to the consideration of loyal
men, while it will stir up the bile Of the
other sort:
Who il prepared TO deny that the black
est negro v no fought at MilIiken's bend,
fell at Fort Pillow. was not worth more to
his country than Mr.. Long, Voorhees,, or
Fernando Wyod! A regiment of brave
negroes bare their swar.hy breasts, and
with muskess firmly poised, await the
laundering charge of the rebel horse, are
worth more to-day TO the Government
aud the country than the whole Cop
perhead party, rank and file. Without
being citizens. they have fearlessly dis
charged the duties Of such, and have
shown much clearer understanding Of
the responsibilities by that relation. than
thousands Of white citizens Who arc 30
clamorons for their superiority. Az to
giving them tie right of citizenship, We
believe that any law existing which takes
away or curtails their rights and privi.
legee as citizens is crossly Inconsistent
with the fundamental principles OF the
Government. If We make distinctions at
all, where shall we stop and if We make
distinctions ip coler, why shall We NOT in
size ! and il 10 sixe, Why NOT ID intellect,
in education !? And one who appreciates
the true spirit Of republicanisin, knows
that step in that direction is blow to
popular government asd . bitter sarcasm
on the people who boast Of freedom and
whose motto ID ..sequal rights to ali men -
The same blow which We trust has de.
stroyed forever the system Of human slave
ry on this continent. has also struck from
the eyes Of the world the prejudice which
blinded them they now see in the negro.
not mean and abjecs slave, but brave
and intelligent being; with all the in
stinct, feelings and yearning Of = man.
lighting for his liberty, and through smoke
and fame of battle, with outstrstohed
hands to grasp the priceless boon.
We advise Copperhepds to be careful
how they approach this subject Of sneero
equality" for the historic page which
shall tell 70 future ages the bravery and
devotion Of negro soldiers, will bear the
dsmning record which marked the course
OF the CoPpsrhead party Of shs great re.
bellion.
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8 ss ~
1oSg b D1puA Dn1y - ~
- a Iiptdly n6a sGhs unkasss 9
49, Il e
ne psopla q 1esaall Hasdin = r
EetAF. aetlliGe ~ xrtlntises - suht61l
Of t111 III ~ ~ valIeyEsl
- low Rivse I'm l(alshalltovn = u
don. .ss...s i &C. &C j i, s. I 4
. We glsaa che following itslis from he
Dksshpott Gazette: : " - S !.
Tho 4sth sgimsat M hing 49,
tered into service upoa Noa1Iy. A
soon = this process : conplstsd thsy
win Is s(ot to ths Prisonsss' CanP =
Rosk IalAsd, = gvards.
-Gresa spples frss Appeared "a ~
Davenpols narkss Mosday. We have
had shen in our town for manyltays.
A spLtsDrD P1Ecs OF WoazxAsszrr.
We saw 1t Rock Island yesterday :
beautifully carved eagle, ent from mas
Gle shell, the handwork Of one Of the
rebel prisoners ON the Island. add in pos
session Of Lieut. and Adjutaat Higgss-
It is we'll worth seeing.
TIE CAnp AT Rock ISLAND We paid
. brief visit to the camp q Rock leland
yesterday. About 1900 prisoners are in
barracks. We win ia . few days BE- able
to give sst6led statement OF the camp
and its improvements. Much credit il
due to Col. Johnson and bis efficient on
oer for the great improvements made.
"A large number Of Gsrmansand Hol-
landers landed 1t Davenport Mosday
morning. A very desirable addition to
our western country.
Parties from Alamakee county who
went TO Idaho this season have returned
Didn't find IS many attractions in the
gold regions - they supposed they
would.
MARSHALL CoUsrY.-A Mr.. J. T
Benson died in a mysterious manner las,
week. He was last seen riding on horse
back on the prairie, and Afterwards th.
horse returned alone. Fearing some 40.
cident, his neighbors went out, and sftsl
hunting all night, found him dead. The
cause of his death is unknown, as there
we're no bruises about the body OF marks
with the exception of his face, which VA
perfectly black.
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SALE.

Starr or Iowa, LEE Co.--ea
BY virtue Of special execution TO me directed fred
y nc Clerk q the Dstrcs Court OF county In hyor
o. 0eorge f1ams Jr and against 4. H. Hesslip md
ssso decree against john Dupahoe and Others have
levied upon and w ssti 70 the highest biddsr at ne
ont door Of the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of
re county Iowa q keoknk In said county the 18th
day Of Aug, A. D. 1854 between the hours Of oclock
and O'Clock r. H. commencing At : O'Clock = ~ Of
ssd day, the following property fowt: The easteriy
y fet o. lot eleven OK and the whole Of lot H. In block
in the city Of Kcckak being 90 feet front on rrank
M street. running hk the width 40 feet deep to
ne aney including tc asey in mid block Lee coanty
IAxen ssisd upoa - 70 be sold by order Of court -
sats6y said wit " sxseution
Rrinsers kes N eo1 ISRAEL ANDERSON
Aeokeks July II. - Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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With the Rebelison !
The question is answered il vsfy plain
language by the Newcastle { England)
Daily Chronicle of the Sd inst, in Z Iona
article on American affairs, ia which that
journal itself takes strong ground in sup.
port Of the national Osuse:
"Ths real reason Of prevailing svmp..
thy for the Cohfederates istimatsly son.
Germs ourselves. That reason VA ian.
since avowed BY the Saturday Revisv :.
The battles Of democracy and desoo6iaam
OF progress and reaction, are baips fourhs
on slaveholding coil. The sldse.deaiinc
ar'stocrats Of the South, Ike The deenotic
dovernments Of 0ermany, sss v,a;.e ~
World old fight against the siehs a -,
pat 10 America, il il not Oalv The 1870.
moo, but the dishosor Of dsmoensy tbst
y sought. No greater quessos Is, a.
xofki0g man has artisan siess theIas,. 81
Christ; Tor The SostA desisne 3 mp +
On slavery and crime =. sysas'. 81
''civilisatisn," II that systen Via -
colorsd fabofsrs are sliks Iiabie 8 p ~.
sfpde1. ~ saAve-owa1ss has6eko 49,.
provsa shensslva ths sesuutos, - oflSie
hesseas only, has q III no1 if - q
p ssch eoemiss, " ~ a0l ID ~
had ShsaM give kss ~ ~
L
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fiilnllfiol aud Commercial.


Dy felegrnph.l cncAeo, July u.
MheA&--Declined 10 -, rnngtng 3 lsO2 Ia e3Aan9
at 1082 l61< for No. ad No. and rejected Spefng
sold II yO1 MI
Ffour-Negiectsd and pominaNy lower.
coxn-Ioyer. Sales o6o1 81 FIR No. !, and S33<
u s. for No. 2
oAh-Dull ieA,ss 1t 7a0It1r.
Rye-y~y quie1 at 20.
Bariey-Nothing doing.
Whiaky-0praed steady II 66OI 65k
Provtstons-lnactivs holders very nrm No essential
change in prices
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A CARD.


On behalf of an excursion party OF ID.
dies and gentlemen, over the Des Moipes
Valley Railroad, the undersigned, com.
mittee, desire to express their gratifca-
ton BY the trip, and their obligations to
the officers and conductors of the Com
pany for their attention and courtesy,
which contributed so much to their CON-
fort and enjoyment. They we're happy
to see such abundant evidences Of pros
perity attending the road and the region
OF country through which it passes, and
to be convinced that the efforts and sac.
riices Of the promoters of THE important
enterprise are to be crowned with a
measure of success equaling their most
sanguine anticipations
o. c. HALE,
July ID. 1854. For the Committee.
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For BURLINGTON, KErrHsBuRa, Nrw
BOSTON, MuscArIEE, Rock ISLAND ANp
DAVENPORT. - Tie steamer JENNIE
WHIrPLz, Capt. Jas. w. Campbell, will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keokuk, making
connection with the railroads for al Of III,
above points, and at Davenport with daily
line OF steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk at tbs 80
~ Kramer. Irwin Il Co., agents for
the sale Of Slocun's "Side-Loading Re-
volvers." The best pistol now in use.
No. lO8 Main street.
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CoLGArEs uexEv 80.

1his eslsssatsd Toilet ssap, IN sseA u.ivsrus
dsnand. y naas ncn The choicest nassriaas, I
mild and sAeilsnsin IL nature, 1ragransly
scsnseA .asd sxtrsmdy bsnefDclal q 10 aesico
apss ~ sain. Ior ssls BY al DEssgkn anA Ps.c,
1900 Dsalers- jan1plydav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-14
PORT OF KEOKUK.
DeAIs LRAylHo fo.DAY.
Yesav, MAliA, 81. Louis
Hafry Johnson, Lee, y. Lcais-
Eag1s, Dishop, warsaw.
ARRIVALS YEsrERDAY.
warsav. NAlin, 81. Louis.
Eagle, nishop, WarsaSs
DSPARrURls rEsrxRBAY.
Lucy Bertram, Brolaski, 81. Louis.
Eagle, BishOp, Warsaw.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-14
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