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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20

~ For holiday presents 60 to the
New York Store. Twenty-Five dollar
cloaks marked down to eighteen dollars ;
eighteen dollar cloaks marked down to
fourteen dollars A genteel cloak can be
had as low as nine dollars.
NJ. GREGG, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20

F A soldiers festival was held at
Des Moines Friday evening, at which
the receipts were four hundred and ak
teen dollars and eleven cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20

REVIVAL OF BUsINEss.-A gentl0an
largely interested in the manufacture of
WOODEN goods says, since the election last
month, tho maouiactures have received
more orders for all descriptions OF goods
than for the preceding six weeks. The
WOODEN mills in Vermont are now rsntiae
With full force. The same Intelligence
comes up from other manufacturing dis.
tricts 10 New England. The people NOV
feel that they have > stable governu1ent.
and Is q consequence men are sending IN
their orders for goods which the people
are both able and willing TO buy.-[ver'
mont Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20

~ The most sensible an we'll =. tbs
most useful present for a lady at this sea
SOD, IS one OF those handsome velvet bon.
nets or very comfortable cloaks that Mrs.
williamson is selling 50 cheap. Tryi
effect, gentlemen. rdlv1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20

~ Dr. Hummer as opened an Of.
nee on Third Street. over the Us. Rev.
enue Office, where he can be consulted
from to O'Clock, P. M. Orders
promptly attended to. rlw7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20

~ An attsmpt ~ nade = dp :
wholesale robbing business y 4s1eatfoe,
Wednesday night. The Stats Bank. J
J. Smiths stove store, Ecksl's oaass,
Wiley 4 Pratt's grocery store, and 6iSp-
Sos marble works were sll brokes into
and about ths same time. Al the Stats
Bank the robbers penetrated the vauls
bat the gunpo wder- proof locked Lillie'a
Safe was too much for them and they fai.-
ed to get anything. At Smiths they got
about e2O6 10 money; 1t Eckers some
$50 or $40. This was their spoilr. Ev-
cry exsrtion il being made to discover
and arrest the guilty parties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20

This celebrated Toilet soap, In such uuiverssl
demand. Ia made from the choicest materials. 10
Mid and I'm o te nt In iss nature, fragrantly
scented snd extremely Beneficial in its action
upon the skin. For sails ~ all Drrxgssfs and Fancy
Goods Dealers. Jan2HlydAv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20

Having received consignment Of the following Goods
hxve concluded TO sell them In the following
We have had made one thoasand boxes, and In sach
Of these 0xe hsvo put OF the following sr
cles and have taken our solemn that mot
know which box any article 4. IN and also make
oath that all the goods here described positively
In the boxes. which sealed MP.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20

FL Kramer, Irwin 4 Co., agents for
the sase OF Slocum's "Side Loading Re-
voivers. The best pistol now in use,
NO. l08 Main street. june I5.tf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20

- The letters and sermons Of Petro
leum v. Nasty have been published in
book form.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, &c,

Corrected By GAYLORD co., Produce Dealers.
FLouR-supernne, s. 60 p Dbl, p SAX, so; D$uble
Extra, p Dbl, so, q sack, so; Extra p Dbl, b So
per sack 90. Retail SOC q bb and 25c p sack hik her
wHEAf-sprine 81 20 70 20; Fall, 10 to % = bu.
Coax h al- !. 50 2 100 100, n' Is ,oo~
CoRs-75 to Boo . bushel.
RrE-7O 70 Soc q bush. III
BARLzY--Fall, u sO9i 80; Sprins,l 500l 10.
OArs-45c p bush.
GRxKx ArpLxs-6O000c.
PorAfDEs-l 90 to1 20.
BUfrRR-Cpmmon, 40e; Choice, A2c.
Eaas-2c.
LARp-20c.
SHouLDERs-16c q D.
HAns-2sc : D.; Sugar Cured do. 2sc.
WHITE BsAss--Conmon to Good, q 3s0s1 Is, Prime
Navy, 81 80.
TALLow-12c.
BkssWAx--50
Timothy. 81 oo@ls %; bAlsd 80 %; Prairie,
uDss-Dry Flnt. l211c; Dry salsed. i2carubby, hair
price; Green, Z; Green Sheep Peits. IS to q 90.
SsEps-Timothy, - 90; Flax 81 IS.
Hoos$s 50 to SO p 100 DE gross; II 90 to IL so p
100 bs net.
BEEF CArrlE-s2 Is, to IS 90 gross.
; enEEr-H 90 to S % Vhead.
WooI-Factory Tub-washed, 100 sec; Fine Fleece, 90
Medium do, IS
Par H0es~-sil oenstt;
RxAfnxas-5Oc.
1Ads--tHto6l<c
BAas-Eurlaps, 30 to Coo.
Single Dummies. soc; double do. &c.
SEAMLESS, 2 bush., lie 70 Is.
flour, " bbl, Is 70 %,
% bhl, - % a.
Do Dbl. tpspsrle.
o. ous1n-so o - = .. 81
- As8pA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-20
List Of Goods In the Boxes.

50 LAdes and Gents Fine -
The boxes with are for sale Ut our Store at
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n1AYHEw,s HORSE DOCTOR.


The Illustrated Horse Doctors with more than 200 pictorial
repesepons Of the various diseases to which the equine
race ia subjected together with the latest mode OF treat
ment and all the requisite Prescriptions written IN pam
Eprlish. BY Epw. MAYHEM. NJ r. c. '. 5. l vol 8Vo.
From The London Globe. ,
Every gentleman who cares foI hores "ouu
do well r. keep this BOOK in bis house. Mr. Mayhe" treat
ert Of the worst diseases WI Oh horses are liable very
clearly laid down and the method keeping horses wei ana
70 old age is Of nature OF common sense
j. b. LIPPINUOTf Co,
Publishers, Philadelphia
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New publications
VANY BRILLIANT FEATS OF ARMS

MANY BRILLIANT FEAlS OF ARMS
ll have been performed in Tho Of the present war
but none more glorous which sent deeper thri Of
oy and pride through country than the capture OF New
Orean when our navy d-shuy accomplished almost in
po.sbies Those WHO have rad MI Paron's graphic &C
souut Of the defeus New Orleans Andrew Jackson IN
1915 will expect thrilling description OF The recent capture
thar city In he same authors " GIN. BUTLER AT NEW
ORLEANS" Pc pe Cheap Edition ready at 10 cents
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EROM THE PRESS or j. b. LIPPINCOTT
II
THE FEDERALIST.

As REVISED AND CORRECT BI MADISON nAaILios.
Just published, entirely edition Of IHE
printed from the revised and corrected by james
and Alexander Hamilton. Including also IHk tONIINhhIAL
and other papeTs by Hamilton. Edited VII" an
Notice OF the formation OF the Constitution ana Of Tue
and authorship Of the spcce numbers oil the reee @ y
JOINS c. HlNIIToS tuor Of the History OF the Republic
Of the United sa,e and Editor Congress Of The Works
Of Hamilton" In vol yo
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MICKERSHAMS SCnOOL ECONOMY.

Treatise the Prepar alton Organization Empoyments
Government and Authorities Of schools. by JAMES fYLs
WICKERsHAx A. NJ Principal Of the PennsylveD State
Normal School at NJ Arsviile. l2mo. 81 -.
From The Literary Gazette.
No read PAGE OF the volume without receiving
the upresson that Is the offspring Of earnest devotion to
the hi chest interests Of Education viewed art based
upon the observation Of facts and the apprehension Of prnc
pes perusa by school ocefs and parents VIII
effect great OF good and the author should by al means
give us the additional volumes which he ntimatcs in prep
grafton lie has entered upon good field in the department.
OF Literature and lie Is admirably calculated to TIL II
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HAMlLTON's
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.

rb History Of the Republic Of United States Of America
as traced in the " nss Of Alexander Hamilton BY his
soD JoHN c. HAMILTON. la vols. byo.
Vol MI now mr., published: uniform with edition Of
the preceding vols
The seventh volume embracing the periods Of the admins
traon Of John Adams and part II that OF jefferson has at
this Zine much interest opment by Hamilton OF the
origin Of the existing rebellion with monory suggestions Tor
IT, prevention. 1t closes with the death Of Hamilton
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DERHAPS no MAN But GEN. BUTLEB

tJEh1AIS NJ MAN d. bb-N' - ''~A@'N
ever gave the English language new word OF new
application Of az old one which universally understood
wherever the language spoken, as soon as utro'
and which at the time solved difficulty so great as 70
rerrex nation General Butler did this with the word on
trabsnd" See PARrON'S BUTLERlN NEW ORLEANS"
A Cheap Edition now Ready price IS cents.
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SCRIBNER'S LAW OF DOVER.

Treatise on the Law of Dover embracing the Common Law
and the statutory Provisions and Judicial Decisions OF IN
GLAND and the several United States upon that subject bN
CHARLES IL SCRIBNER. Attorney at Law. In two vols
eyo Vol l. Ieadv.)
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I ARD TallOw, and Grease Manufacturers
l by use Of GRAY'S PATENT SUPPLEMENTARY,
RENDERING TANK. avoid all nuisance 81 'ae an ~
ye.d bot,cr quality, with less labor, ile ca i Ian
and portable operating prac cay in England trane in
Ir1s@ia Bel um and Neg-loTk Olrculafs or detiisu
FORMATION Obtained Of C. L. GRAY Paten,ee No ti bso
way. LOCKWOOD a. EVERETT. no. ~ joan 81 wv
YORK, General Agents for New iorA aud New'Je''as
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MAyHEW,s HORSE MANAGEMENT.

The Illustrated Horse Management containing desrpiYe re-
marks upon Anatomy Medicine. ShoelES, Teeth foou
Vices Stables likewise plain account Of the stuatob ma
ture and value Of the various points, together WIN Soiu
ments Oh Grooms, Dealers, Breeders Breakels ana IRAN
ers also on Carriages and Harness. Embe!hshed with more
than engravngs from original designs made expressly oI
this work By EDWARD MAYHEM, NJ. X I. v - aIth0,f
OF The Illustrated Horse Doctor and other works vol
RYo.
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Drp GOODS.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC COR DoobLr' SHE'LL
SPRING.
l. & J. %. WEST
NO o. CHAMBERS ST, NEW-fOhh,
ara the owners of the Patent and EXCLUSIVE msnuscturer
Of this .,,,,,
j. w. BRADLEfS . .,.,,,,
PATENTED "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL sfhlNd
SKIRT. . q,
This invention consists Of Duplex ortwol Elliptic oeel
Snng inseniou.ly braided tightly and firmly tosethe edge
10 .dse making toughest most elastic hexibe and durable
Sprng ever used enabling the wearer In consequence OF IL
great elasticity and heHbeness to place and fold the skirt
rbe In nae AZ easily and with the same convenience as sk
W. n d,e.. IL entirely obyiates aud siences tho only OBJ
lection. 10 Hoop skirts via the annoyance to the weare as
WE, a. the public especially In crowded Assem- bes carriages
railroad ca church pers In any crowded place from tue
dcnlty Of contracting them and occupying small space
hi, entirely removes the difficulty while giving the skirt me
u.na full and symmetrical FORM and il the ghest and most
stylish and graceful appearance for the street opera prone
made or house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure
comfort gea, convenience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Spring Skirt a single day, will never siterwsrd Willingly
dispense vi th. Of them They are the best quality ~
every part By tar highest durable comfortable snd
economical Skirt made Merchants will be supplied a. above
ladies' In 6rstclas retail stores IN TINS CITY ana
throug hout the different States 80 -. -, , ,,,r,cu
~ INQUIRE FOR THE "DUPLEA ELLlrIiO'
SPRING SKIRT.
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Gales bn Auction.

WAR DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BUREAU, J
OFFICE OF CHIP QuARrERAAsrKR
WAsHISGros. April rs, l36t.)
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
"A HORSES-Wi be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder az the times and places named below, viz:
Newport, Penn, Thursday Mays,
Getty sburg, Penn, Monday, May g.
Altoona, Penn, Thursday May II,
Miflin Penn, Thursday May 10.
Reading Penn, Thursday, May %,
Lebanon. Penn. Thursday, June D.
Northumberland, Penn, Thursday, June9
Scranton, Penn, Thursday, June IL.
Wlliamsport. Penn. Thursday June 29
One Hundred 0o horses at Gettysburg and Two Hundred
and Fifty (25Ol at each Of the other places.
These horses hive been condemned for the cavalry
service Of the United States Army. ,
For road and purposes many good bargains may Dc had
Horses will be sold singly. .
Sales begin at 10 m aad continue daily till all are sold
TERMS: CASH, In United States Treasury notes 1niY'
JAMES A. EKlN,
Lieut. Col and c. q. NJ. Cavalry Bureau
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Menu Publications.

GENERAL BUTLER's ORDERS and Official
" Papers better reading than documents Of the
kind There il humor in them which forced msny
gIim smile from New Orleans itrf See "PARTOSo
HITLER At NEW-ORLEANS." Cheap edition just pub
isbed price Is cts MASON BROTHERS,
PublEhers. Ne u ORR.
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Or VA. STEPHENS OF J. WI. DOM. a. Be!!ovil
Gouses ano farms tUantso.

A SMALL HOUSE or PART OF HOUSE
~ WANTED for small family without children between
"a aud 7thavs, and from ith to 2Jds Answer Box No
2,lO9 +. o., N. \. City.
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-NITED STATES MILITARY RAIL-
GUNNER Retreats.
COUNTRY BoARDING.-The Farm House

COUNTRY BOARDING.-Th Farm House
" at Highland Dale" will be opened for the reception Of
BOARDFRs on MAY The Farm House Is large, with
,enences accommodating hny boarter the living hrs,
class country situation the side Of the mountain,
end half miles Stroud.Jug Penn The leave for
Sroudsburg daily from foot C0urudt St. arriving IA time 20
the Farm House. For slubdous location. beautiful
scenery good living ac &c. this place not to be surpassed
and may be hardly eqnacd IN the Union Address, CHARLES
FOULkE, SToudsburg. Monroe Co.. Penn.
Refer by permission 10 Joseph T.. BuEby, No 81 Beaver
st., cud Caleb IT, Evans, No Coiegepiace New-York.
DARTlES wishing airy ROOMS and good
i BOARD orthe summer can be accommodated st LAKE
PEHQUENSUhONCk. near Croton Falls, on h. H. Road.
References: y H. Quick Collsmorc, No i79 Broadway
Baker Vail Nos Il! and IA Reaiest address the Pro-
pretor, T. {. VAIL, North salem.
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW

Il little Of everything relating 70 the human system Diet
marriage read reused aud enlarged edtl0n OF
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
Among the many subjects treated in tins work are the 9
lowing: Consumption Bronchitis Asthma, CalarTh Scrola
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gestion Constipation Affections Of the Urinary Osan bar
Rupture salt kheun Cancer, Paralysis Diseases Of
the Heart Neuralgia, How to Recover the sight and thro"
aside Specaces Marriage the Curious Marriage Customs oil
the World Philosophy Of LOpement Chapter ioT the mar
RED and thousand thlg Of value to married ana re
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4 PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW on MAR

"A III SIULUbILAH VII" OI HAIN-
IA RAGE-cOnianing nearly 800 pages and 10 fne plates
and eugIsygs Of the anatomy Of the human organs IN state
OF health sa with treatise on early errors s de-
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authors plan OF treanenthe only rational ana successful
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Drniistrp.


I've It,, NeS-york and No. J57 Fulton st. Brooklyn, are
extracting Teeth positively without pain by the nitrous
oryd No charge Tor extracting when artificial teeth
b. inserted They also inserting Toll Teeth Gold
&25. PlalnA. $25 Silver $40 Rubbor SO Partial Sets
on gold tli silver 81. Extracting. Is cents
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V'HOSE who have not read PARTON GEN
Il EBAL BUTLER IN NEW-OKLEANS have ye'
rare treat before them which only they appreciate who
have been fortunate perufe the work Nothing written
the beginning Of the war sarpasss in Interest or pos
sesses greater value az Just record Of important pc
mod Of American history Just published on edition ~
covers, Price IS cents Published by MASON bhOIhEho'
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lOO NAV and Second Hand Pinnos. Melo.

TMl NEW and SccOnd HAND PlanOS McIO-
IVV deons Alexandra aud Cabinet rgans to let aud
applied II purchased Monthly payments received Tor tue
Second hand Pianos ut great bargains for cash prices.
from $50 to $500 New octave Pianos nj 1925. 80
t2'3 300, and up to 300. One octave second hand
Grand IiHno price 500 new, will be sold for 800 or
rented for $40 per month. 10000 sheets OF Music.
little soled at cents PR pace Cash paid for second hand
Pianos HORACE WATERS, No. i8l Broadway, N. Y.
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wholesale or rrtl to let by iusulments, on favori
bic terms Peloubets Hanoniums SUPERIOR o. ~ 40 and
P2O; with pedals, I l73 to 40 }. NJ rEtIoN;
No 8ii Broadway near iith L, y. T.
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DAVEN q BACON.


GTEINWAY ~ SONS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now considered
the beet Ia Europe well this country having received the
first Prize Medal at the Worlds Exhibition in London la62
Tie principal why the Steinway Pianos superior
oil Others is that the firm Il composed Of five practical
piano makers father and four sons who invent all their
own improvements and under whose personal supervision
every part ~ the instrument manufactured. WaTerooms
Nos a and IS East Fourteenth st. between Union Square and
Irving Place, New York
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heooins CARDS. &c

VIM. EvERDELLs SONS, No. lOi fGI
n ton.st-WEDDING CARDS and FIN SIAIloSEAA
tF.,aL.ished 1850
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AT GRAND-STREET CHEAP STORE:
READY TO-DAY,
All the Novelties in Ladies' ard Misses STRAW, HAIR
and CACTUS BONNETS and BLoOMERS.
Also, Boys and Infants HATS AND CAPSl
BONNET RIBBONS,
EVERY COLOR SHADE, and WIDTH!
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MILLINERY SILKS!
PLAID SILK vELyETsj
MILLINERY LACESi
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NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS!
BUGLE GIMPS and FRlNGES!!
FROM AUCTION. BARGAINS IN EMBROlDERlEs'
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.
EDWARD RIDLEY.
Nos 3ll aud 1li Grand st. and No. Go Allen-st,
~ Finh Block east from the Bowery
FI'O MILLlNERS AND COUNTRY STOKE
KEEPERS
AT GRAND-Sr. CHEAP STORE.
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We lengths cheaper than Downtown Jobbers sell rhoe
pieces Call. EDWARD RIDLEY .,,,,,,
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Fith Block east from the Bowery.
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II SUBJECT, and tie peculiar ability Of its author for
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THERE is NOTHING the world is more
ready to believe than that any who has had fine
opportunity money though not quite honoaoy has
made H. philosopher might ask II people generally Judge
others By themsevesl 1t Is widely believed that Gen Butler
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.ERHAPS NO MN Has RETTER EYI-

i DENCE OF HIS PATRIOTISM, ABILITY and Sue
CESS IN coneudin. with the Rebellion than GENERAL
BUTLER for vtuperated by the Rebels at
the South the Copperheads at the North aud The London
Times, than he Southern journals, CoppeThesds and NE
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A GREAT NUMBER OF ANECDOTES of
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the United states troops well corrected with General
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