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Elliptic t1eok Loo stitch Sew ing nj "a
chine $50 srosawag: A. " sUPLEB
Exercise. rlea.i ~. Am uscmcnt.-yyo GODS
Gy sse AGA iesay no @ast TwcTt h.h street. -
sIfttst
GOuraud,s RoYd 20 Subtitle Jyrrots HAIR
from upper ips low r. heads sEy part OF the body.
Warranted. 4S3 nvoatwsY.
Hon. II. W. Gnntt, or Arkansas, Late n
brlgadcr general IN " ysbel army In address Tho citizens
OF New YORK Copr Institute Monday evening Feb. !,
1854 IN O'Clock Tickets OF GipessOn Is cents each.
Reserve seats. 80 each, b. obtained a T. J.
Crowcna bookstore S3 Broadway: New York Times Office,
O. u. Gr'htus oe'S., y Pino street. the door
Cooper Inst ute or hoaiaS evening
U-yt's Hiawatha HaIr Restorative,
Tho standard prsssratian tE hc hair Warranted In all
fied AMI hsIr and WHISPERS TO their
ORIGINAL colt = H. restores liz natural shading OF one
hair with nnoh III at Lh gives life appearance Instead
OF the al dee piaek ~ ys that the Inos ccai 90
defect ia IL does not require previous
soarDg and washing hours for It's arpcl.ion do
SIN any ha4r dressing Il d,es not claim "a
make the h.ir when IL has fallen out nothsg
will da THAI whacyer nay 10 advertised 10 the contrary
but Il will rom falling make =. soft and silky
and cearse il ara sEesig from all impurities and hunoEs
and cnye'y tho bad effects OF previous OF
preparations contering salphur, sugar Of lead, &C.
H1YrS fMPERsAL COIORING CREAM,
An 0prate TO the swatha ole and col
the The time and ch anges light aud hair
10 a beautiful bepwa or black Sold everywhere.
JOSEPH u0Yr CO.. 10 University place. q. X.
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C-ss'-doro's HAIR DYo, Preservative
Dad Wig depot VII M 1ae sa6 retail No. House.
Tue dye spilled by ski5wt AyU is
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Omcini Drawings or tho Literary Assc
citation Company Lottery Of kentuckx.
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me performance At this house 70 evening WIN
DO for the beneat Of tue Sanitary C0mmisson Lester
walacks successiu adaptation called Rosedai,. wat ~
INA MA
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Elliptic HOOK Lock stitch Sewing Ma
chine A. TX. SJpLER
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Cnaps, CMafes, sattosv moss. Eruptions.
Scots Spccks s Ska Benstshs cured 0OURAUDS
Italian Moderated SOAP, &5t DsO&d way
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Mnugot' Direction Labels md In gs,
Dcnnisons N.ptchandso TAG, Patent Director ~ -
Tay,s rsten Look Tags Gum Tickets a., VICTOR f.
MAU0Ek.f & IFS Chambers stree.
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Exercise. Ikensi ~, Am usenc nt.-Vuoi
Gy .ssc Acaicsay no @ast Twcng shth street. -
Z
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HONOR TO GENERAL GRANT.
PUBLIC DINNER AT ST. LOUIS
~>~N>~~c~~>~~~~~~~>~~~~
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
Nine Generals and a Host of
Lesser Stars Present.
letters of Invitation and
Acceptance.
Gen. Grant at tho City University
aud the Theatre,
&C., &c.. Ge.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 30, 1891.
The dinner 70 General Grant last night most
brilliant affair Major Generals Grant, Rosecrans and
euhoGeid, Brgadlcr Gouerals Oserhaus, Mcneil Bowen,
roteu, Fisk and Grey, large number Of colonies ard
officers OF lower rank were present. Speeches were
fadc by most OF the generals present and a.nuber OF
citizens bat General Grant declined to extend his remarks
beyond mere return or thanks for the honors con'
Eorfcd
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Miss Nina G"nry, the Talented Vocal
is, says.-I have I'd for highly accommodating
KENDALL Amb9lnc Zoe Tue hair" Sold " all druggis.s
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GOuraudss fo.d.e subtitle Jyrcots HAIR
from upper ips low r. heads par, OF the body
Warranted. 40 nroat
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Those marked r. in distress; arrived in d.
tress; j. jcsonca cargo; o. damaged ~ Ore L. ieakv
took Rre r. damaged by icosD. damaged at r put
In ports; 9, collision; 3. stranded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03
HA VOICE FROM vICKSBURG.

StrEsbrnG, Miss Aug. y. lsd5
Dr.John BuiI--pear Sir / am hsppi to STATE 10 yos
that hare used your valuable tsdroD Btter with
benefit myself in erxmm debility a prusrafton u
my ystem, prodnced by this unbesthy rid mnsmstc In
fa-nrs the Mi~i.prs ses around irksAasx. having
been with G~n- Srnnts pfy thrAgiDus ~ whole south
campaign. I eend<kntiy rsssasnsd NJ ~ all
pssssEs who expeSxd To unhr~lfhy climates.
II. vs.. kOJLE,
AxeBt G. =. ssniiark Cummis~son-
LerssElIs. ky,Is eys. Ia. 1858.
On the nd ~ Jns last sa rastsed Through sxent
OF mine. 10 the Medical frt u the bias tbs
Array ~ the camtsvisnis "A @.yle NJ Gs6fyn Btasx
fos tas;rck5n sssd r- re Il, alter afsy he teund IL
Herstarsoas 10 ssaessvD ass approve Its snonS
eodiers
The following h the sssfiea rrretcF reply and also
ows bt6~srsaus psrusts~H to sfp 40 Oze AZ orce, "
have IL soid To suii~fs. poHA BULL
II satisfied that c~tron Bttesr viii harm
asy IL taken prsyesiy ard In fpd-rAtion.
objection t. tr Bnli bs4ng permitted disposs Of IL
suffers. A. hEAhi THDEkfuS,
Surgeon AID Medical psrsctor, D. G.
- headquarters Department Of Cumberland,
Nashville, Team. Juiy|1s. iss3-
Dr. John Balls sgeHs Mr., has pef mission ship
70 Nashville, Trnu- - gru~s. J9 dxain ~ Bale Co
dron HtGcrs for s.te 10 sstlsr< Ia the axny oniy.
T@ rexnsaauns " the Treasury D~psrtmsns to b.
| cospnsd with sfriefiy-
~ orsier VI Mayor y~n- Rssecrsns-
/ wM " FILKs
1 Major and Pruru@d Marshal Gen
For sale, Wholesale retail by WkiApn Bartlett
| Co., Ksokuk. iowa kpri5dA~iyr.
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LADIES, COVENANT MEETING.

LADIES' COVENANT MEETING.
In accordance with notice previously
given, large number of ladies' met yes
terday afternoon at Chatham Square
Church, for the purpose of further con-
sidering the matter Of economy in dress,
and the consequent non-importation Of
foreign goods and expectation of
specie.
On motion Mr.. Leighton was called to
the chair.
He returned thanks TO the ladies', and
then urged the importance Of the object
in which they were engaged, in a very
neat address, full of telling facts and sta
tistics--not dull. heavy figures, but
warm. glowing, and interesting, and sug-
gestive of healthy reflections. His re-
marks were delivered in the peculiarly
earnest and empassioned manner so char
acteristic of the man, and they had good
influence upon the audience. On motion
Miss Lawrence was appointed Secretary.
Mrs. Judge Miller then stated the object
Of the meeting, remarking that it was an
adjourned meeting of one held the pre-
vious week, the sense and spirit OF which
n preamble and resolutions prepared by
mrs. Henry Strong would explain.
On motion Mrs. Strong was requested
to submit said premble and resolutions,
which we're al follows:
Whereas, The condition Of the country
is such that the greatest economy is de-
manded on the psrt Of Ill citizens, and
especially in the use Of foreign imports
tons; and
Whereas, We are DESTROYS Of doing
everything in our power to aid and
strengthen the government and foster its
resources in the terrible ordeal through
it is passing, by preventing SO far as We
may, the importation Of foreign goods
and the consequent expectation of gold !;
therefore
Resolved. LIST, That during the con-
tinuance Of the present war, We, thelsdie,
of Keokuk. pledge ourselves 10 the exer-
else Of our best Judgment, to regulate our
household aud personal expenses, with
especial reference 10 the economy and r..
sources of the country. s.ss 81.
This preamble and resolution we're un-
animously adopted. "
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- An effort Vas made ct tho Ladiss
Covenant meeting yesterday to prohibit
the wearing q imported ls,ticles Of ap-H
parcl, such a. silks. &c.. even in Gases
where they ars already purchased and
"made up" in female parlance. However
excellent such policy may be, yet i must
be remembered that it is not 1t all within
the legitimate and original purpose Of the
t.dress reform" movement. The pur-
pose expressed BY the ladies who formed
the "National Covenant" at Washington
City, as expressed 10 their pledge and ar
ticles of association, is to stop the exporta-
ton of gold from this country, and to do
this they propose to purchase no foreign
goods where American can be substituted.
This will effect their intent, Aad 70 this
end they call upon the ladies Of every
community in the country to lend their
cooperation, to form branch and auxiliary
societies, and thus to form oil the women
in the nation into one grand non-goods
importation and non-specie expectation or
ganizalion csnsering at Washington and
ramifying throughout the States and Ter
ritories. *..=r .e~e sfIsf
| This is al they propose to do, and tt
-. III
they wish I'd act In connection with the
National Society and in furtherance o.
the object Of its institution.
As to anything further, anything mere
| " personal Or local, or matter It indi
vidual conseientieusness, like the layini
aside Of every luxurious article, howeve
long possessed, and wearing only cslic'
and home. spuo, this may be Nil right
and it is doubtless greatly commendabl
in ladies TO labor to make this fashioa !
general one, bat nevertheless il 10 . mea
sure totally distinct from, and foreign to
the purpose of the National CovenaD
movement, and no one should refuse I
work with the latter because evetybod
will not adopt the former.
The conscience and judgment Of som
may condemn them for wearing . sl
dress during the war. others might deer
it far better 10 wear the dress than lay
aside aud have it eaten up by "moth an
rust" This is mere personal matter
but the covenant pledge is matter tbs
affects the whole country, and should n
ceive the hearty support Of every loy'
person.
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LAsLIx Ill, July 10th. 1868.
JoHs H. BLoon. Esa.-D1sr sss. have been suferer
for six years it'll Chronic Rheumatism and take great
leaare in Recommending your Laeruand Govt and seu-
raixa spaAe 10 best medicine for that disease
that have heard a. When oopmrnced txking II
could hardly walk sit still. great the pain.
and fhre< dsys free from IT, and nay legs fur
hrss time in Eve years. free from pain. and feel
nimss- that think would be dancing all the while
did cost rsrh For Drsic- Eut, sir IL spleDdid
snertstr and would recommend all tho@c afflicted with
those try have just found Capt Raymond
IL 81 mine} his back with tnfsnnsstory rher
satisr ard tod him what your medicine did for
be viii sesd y- Sor of IL. Encso~ed please md
ditzrs asd ssxd twp bottles OF the Specific
shcud need d myself will give II 20 some as~ thai
does theirs psenfy that suffering with those
disan<s upscqa~inted with ycer Specific and
nk that ycu oErkf ruhsi.h u in city In the
Unisn- Very respectfully. yours
Carr JAMES W BROWN.
Residence, Chicago, III.
Pa Send msaseine care 81 b. ?. ". " hisnaan Chi
caxo 1--WE
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!l

BACHELORS celebrated HAIR DYE Is fAs Rssf ~
- tAs Esrss. Tbs only Hsraisrs, 1rps ssx RstsAAts
dyv known This splendid Hair Dye 10 prfreschasges
Red, Razty, Gray Hair instantly 10 sssss Btsk
kssevsl Bvsr witof tn}urirS the Hair f Staining the
Skin leaving the Hair Sot and Beautiful npats fresh
vitality egusntly restoring It's pristine ecor, and rucss-
ms the Ill effects Of Fad Dyes The genuine is sgnsd
WILLIAM A. RATCHELoR, all others are inaitar
tuna asd sbou be asoded Sold by eli nrusgsts Ac
RAOluRY--n Haxriaystr~~t, New Yaxkl DArcaELcaH
nEx T0asr C1sAn &w prssing tAe Hair. Ijys-dAvly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

A FRAcAs.-The goodly city Of Du.
ouque. 1t appears, has for a long time
been rather obviously blessed With the
presence of one Mrs. Kerns, lady of no,
the purest conceivable morals. Some
poectical genius it seems of that place.
Icy perpetrated some not very compli-
mehtary rhymes, Of which the said
Mrs. Kerns formed the subject, and the
said rhymes, with critical remark,
thereupon, were copied into the Herald.
Last Monday ye local of that sheet w.s
surprised in his sanctum by the appear.
ance of Mrs. X. in slightly rantanker.
GUS humor, and with her was another di.
lapldated female. She wanted satisfac-
ton for outraged feelings and the wrong
done her. Ye local couldn't see It, but
denied the authorship of the obnoxiou.
article. Mrs. K. persisted in charging il
upon him, and drawing a riding vhir
from some unknown depths she pitchec
into him.
Then rushed the battles angry tide,
And then the fur few far and wide;
While louder than all else beside.
That hcrse-wi,ip sounded vigorously
Ie gods What horrid conflict anc
fierce shouts Of war. The battle soon be-
came general, and the field was hotly con
tested. The dilapidated female VA
speedily used up, and incontinently bea
retreat. Not so with Mrs. *. Tn,
whip was snatched from her grasp. bu
she wasn't "done for" thereby. She i'm
medlately drew from beneath the folds o.
her apron IN old.fashioned horse pisto
(not Colts, it was too old for that,
something less than two feet long, loaded
with three or four buck shot, and read,
primed and capped, and threatened il
very strong terms to bring ye local L
grief BY blowing him up. He though,
she had better not, and SO took the veap.
on from her. Game to the last, and de
termined "never to give up" she made .
strategic move on the chairs and othe,
furniture in The room. and throwed them
about in very reckless manner, 70 loo.
showing an admirable activity in dodeipa
them. Others in the .ofiics came 10 hi,
assistance ard the mad cfitter WAS Il Lac
secured, taken before magistrate. trie9
for assault and battery snd for threaten.
ing to kill, found guilty and bound Owe,
for appearance at the next torn Of IN,
District Court 10 the sum Of $500. in do
fault Of payment Of Which shs We con
veyed to jsii, and nov pines 10 drssry A.
elusion. with fun opportunity to redec, ].
her evil ways
We congratulate ye local upon hia ,af,
escape from The laws 4 dDsth asd 4,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

4HAT STRAuRxgRY-Our friend Bart.
i'-aad II Is Just what We expected, too
sases that the strawberry of which We
maze nsn'ion yesterday wasn't quite SC
'Afse as stated Well. ii is Only a ques-
too Of veraeiiy between Mr. Bartlett and
ye local, and as We didn't see the berry
We are going to stick TO it that we were
right.
Had you brought i. to our sanctum We
wouldn't have guessed so largely, friend
B.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

HE NKwCoMBs.-TheA theneum was
densely filed last evening. A large por-
ton Of our citizens turned out to hear
this talented troupe. We suppose they
were satisfied with the performances
They seemed to be. and being so they
will come out again tonight, as there
Will be new programme entirely. and
these that did not go last night win at
tend this evening, ss it is the last enter
tainment the company viii give here. Tni,
evening, remember.
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pedal loiifes.
4=ss==e-----
I'll 10 1HI III
S - = A. -. - II HM sK&# -
Dns II. ANDERs D . O.'f
IODINE WATER. III.

s1lAs# sar a1as syes sAs lIsart nyss. Kta.sy,sDs
GuIkeee Organs, aal1 6iendriar eystetn-
1hs which hnS attended the Of ths resdy
h psivste Tsaeftcs - ~ ts4Hpen<nt6 s4ica1 -
tboFity enable Ssc0nmend Il 70 the practt3uner
ana IT, puhr feGlit9 csnHde1t tlmt Nth ~ utAl Il
viii oe h 6wn excerence In the cure d ChfoaIc d.
which indicate IOdise such ecruula HrOnchitis
HR ApPeipeA Mart, Lssf, aAd kt6n3y ulBsaDso, Nas
Affections, Neuralgia khsumatism DyspsYsta, Do
bilify, 61p&ils, -. e
Phys1eans may rely upon the uniSbtM s6ongth Of
Iodine Water containing threequxrfer graana 1ss>
Iodine In each AnId wasS ~ ssdssae bssal
assd IL h not liable 70 decomposition nr spcntAneOug
formed inequalities; neither y tbs Iode oxSdaea -
peutrAiixed BY comianston with any tndredent rser
ing this soiufion superior to other esod Of exhib
iting Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottds that may b
used hmiiy medcine well - by ts profession.
Price dollar per bottle On receipt VI hve doilass
dx bstsiss delivered frss By express Any address,
Beware u coUnterfeitS and 1RtatoR1 which uprtnci
p1s1 deaie1 sasar - dspese ~ - Our rspasaetea
bse sgneenre md trnde mark tshe 6eek word hsad
ing this aAvestsc@cnt upon the labels md wrsppen
each bottle, without WHICH aon4 n eenuihe.
CirculaxS gratis
Dr., III. ANDEhe Co.
Physicians and Chemists,
Hay5odaw0m No. As Broadway, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

EWe don't know whether the noun.
'ains Of The Moon usually marked on the
nAe Of Africa really exist or not; no,
10 &c know whsshsr John c. Fremon,
WI seeePt the nomination for the presi
csaey hpe the Cleveland Convention
ous We % know TIA. Therne GBros.' "a.
locn, ca NAin between Second apt
lh1ra- Il good institution, and theil
strawberries and ice-ore.m are cIor;ou,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

FoR BURLINGTON, KEITHsBuRa, New
BosreN, MusoATrsE, Rock ISLAND AND
DAvEspoRT.-The steamer City of
Keithsburg, Capt. Chas. Morrison, will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keokuk, making
connection with the railroads for I'll of the
above points, and at Davenport with daily
line of steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk at 7:l5. Ah
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03
THE CITY.

WAR MEETING TONIGHT.
Another meeting will be held te-night
on tho corner ofsFhird and Msi1 streets,
Let'the people all turn out on this oc
casion and take hold of the matter, and
fill up Charlie Cox''s company Of hundred
day volunteers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

From the Hon. JuDsx Lonp u the Land Court.
sr LorIs Fts. z5th. fs8a-
IN. Btoop, Esa--Desr Sir: hare tysrS ,ear khea-
aniisna Nexrsgi@ and 6eut speriEe- nna hare found
rest relief from IL when other remedies have failed
I; nk IL n very SALE end s~ifsl~ na-stlesre
Very respectfully, yonE friend,
C. Il. LORD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

Ice! IcE! IL am prepared to furnish
ice TO the citizens of Keokuk il qnant 4.
tise to suit. Order left at my ONCE On
3D. street, between Main aud Blondeau,
orgiven to the wagons viii receive prompt
attention. d. CoLure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03
wRODUCE, PnOvIsloAss -.
Csrres1el b GAIF0RD : 60. Psslaee Dsaasrs.

IL 8
Yrou-superhne, Is % p bbl; Spring Extra III
Han Extra 70 70 co. Rope %.
thanksgiving. 81 90 TO Is Fail, u y boa
Coks MEAL-&3 Is y mo rs.
HnAy-whest q is: Corn, % y loo -.
CeAn-Ns~ - old Csc p bsshei.
krR--1 90 y bush.
0Asss---se< y hnsh.
6aEHx AprLE<-Sr90 Is.
PofAfces--7bt1pec.
BvsfGa--Csmmen. lec; Choice. eoc-
cnrxns-ss ss,-sry scarce.
LaKp-121xt4l3e- ~
EaorLpEns--lpe y n
Haxs--l4S p ~ Sugar Cured do. lec
wHrx BGaab-counson to Good 81 Ts0Sa 90 Rrins
Nary - 9s9s7 30
EkLLow--v19c-
BkHwAx-4Sr.
n....I,ns.Ly. 50 ooaaa % bald. =. - rr.a1s.'
.Ilssss-nvy Elnt - Dry saitsd. ise 0rubhy. haii
price, 0r~sa. !; arees she~p fei,s, rs 70 - u.
sEzss-nsasthy, y o. Flax ~ 70 90 ~ Hungarian
81 -.
nHss CAsrsn--es o. 10 % % gsass
eaxrr-E 70 to % 70 4 l0o gruss-
wooas-Taetosy futrvsshed ss1s>st unwashsd, 90
third on vfss TIeere 60 T. ~ Medium d. ~ ~ ~.
PAR Hoas-16 % 10 - TO ness;
| YxAsHTns- - - ~.
Rass- 4l<e
BAcs-Barinpa ~.
einKis dsnnIe- &c; double DO. &c.
eeNGle0, { bush. Soc 10 ~.
Noea, Is Dbl, Is to ~
DO = bbl. - 20 u
| DO bhl, (pAp~slT5<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

RIVER AND STEAMBOAT sEws.
me river Il ss falling vita tw~nty sAsAt inehs On
the rapids.
The weather yesterday deghsfnl.
Ths Inromsr teircus tossl got last the Rap6& ~
terday. and 10 conseqasacs bad sss their sfsrsoon
performances at Warsaw. for which psse- sh<y ~
vertises- The Nevada vent ~ sd paed hsr %, Tor
which she had -ccne down handscmeiy"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03
IA sligAs CelA,v Csrghs.

Few avArs Of the importance Of cheekiug Cough
sl0Hf Colp In IL FIRST Stage, that whh In the begin
ming would yield a mild remedy, II neglected, 1T
taeks th1 lahss siiAewns HoochisJ Trochesfs giys
und alm0sf Immediate relief Military of3ce1s ard
sodserr shoula have them, they NJ carried In tbs
pocket aud taken = occasion requires. naay6-dAv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

Bee what DR.. PmIars, 81 the oldest and best Pnyh
HN8 clans ef D. Louis s&ys; 49,
CT Lorrs June IS, lS63.
Ne Jsp III BIoop, Agent Of LaIiemapds Rh-umafism,
0cut ard kenraAgiA fTetifc ri have preserves ihe
above sntsop@d Ep~iEc and must say that have never
found any ssey ihst carries much certainty o.
quick AMI salisry that has In AL the cases whers
haSs csed n DE- q. W PhfLIIPb
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03

Letter FROM Capt Msxas Alexander Lfteh Dnggist
before Jxo II. ELoop became Agent fog the M-ttcipe
sT. Let's, March 81 1863
AK. LEgrcH Esq-.-Ilke many Of nay profession !
have sawsd severely With rhsus1sAm and could t no
nerraanedt relief TIL tried your fpecihc am happy
10 that its use frw days restored 70 health
issgned CAPT. AAIih, VI steamer W srssS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-03
TT 3. 1910 LOAN.
First National Bank
OF KEOKUK,
Designated Depository Of the United States subsp
ton Agent for the
1o-Ao loan.

This Bank will receive subscriptions to the Nations
fenkorty Loan, and furfsh either coupon regssrsc
bonds, - tie sxtscrib~r may prefer.
Tns loan k authorized by Of Congress approves
March 3d. fA fsdeemable after and payable fofty
after date, And bears interest the Of hive
centam per anrun, IN con. payable annually bonds
not hundred doiisrs and semi annually bonds
over that amount
will be required 70 pay IN addition the principal u the
bond tbs accrued interest In coin lee equivalent which
until further notice Will be United States National
Bank notes. with ff1y per premium pddedl frpm
March lst 10 the date Of subscription.
The Coupon Bons 81 this ioSn ready for delivery,
and Registered Bofs w1H be before the goth u
April
Kemittsnees for subscription marked q c. First Ma
tseHl Bsnk. Keokak msy be ny the American Ex-
presz cDnaiany this Esnk free Of charge.
Eszks grG Bankers viii be allowed Commission all
subsrsi ps4ons te the efsce.
W. & McGAyrc, Prsx't
IL X LOVE-. Cashier. spr+2m
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ITEMS FROM ORR EXCHANGES.

The - Aessts bsno-@ss 81 JUNE Isl myE
The rivs FIJI "a inches during the - hours ending n
o'clock esssFslr morning Atfkas raj. u Nm
I've how la fact there h only x feet hst~ssa
this pcint and Cairo
The upper rtsers are all fAItsnrthe Msssispxs -
flincx rapidly These " seven h<t 10 keoknk sikoR
fret in the Illinois. and % inches in the Missouri ne
latter stream being low. stesns~rs being greatly
troubled In consequence. The Of freight rSsea
bot they are sin iessr than ihey iiksy ksina
few sisyA t 49, E4T
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COLGArE.s asOSEY SOAR.

COLGATE,S HONEY SOAR.
This seisa~ss-d Toilet seaP, In such nnivsa,
AsmAnd. = made from the choicess GassriAaA y
mild snd sn0tbems in is nature. 1Sugrans1y
scented. and extremely Beneficial In ifs srtsoa
ppon the ska. for ssle by all Drzsguis and Fancy
tseodS Dralers. Jaa22-lydA
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PORT OF KEOKUK.
ssAn LElyrSs ro.pAr.

noAM LEAvfyG YO.DAr.
waFms Malin 81 Lcsis
Northerner, Ai5esd -. Louis
Eagis Bishop, Warsaw.
Dssoso, GillespAe, Dslias-
ARRIVALS YEsfK1DAY. 81
Warsaw, Naiin, s. Louis.
Ingcraar. Circus Dubrqne-
~ ". Broeks. Rcot, Buriingtoo.
Nevnda. rsryfz. M5nsYcse-
Eagle, Bi-hep. wsrsaw.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
nae vernon, Ms.seu. 81. Louis
Ingunsr, Circns, warsAw.
y. W. Bro-k H., Rect BurinRtoa-
kaxfe, Esshop, wxrAx.