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Arrangements are now completed to sup
ply any demand for this article, which from
Hok Of government stamps has not heretofore
been possible.
Tie public may rest assured that in no case
VIII the perfectly pure standard Of tie Plant
alton Bitters be departed from. Every bot
Gle bears the fac simiIs Of our signature Oh q
steel plate engraving, or it cannot be genuine
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Dealer.
throughout the country.
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M ID EEMRPARERk.

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Q Othe contrary, are considered as wishing to con
tHne their subscriptions TO the paper.
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hoirp periodicals. tho publisher. may continue to
send them until all arreaTages are paid.
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periodicals from the Office to which they were d.
fected, they are held responsible till they have set
tied the bill and ordered them discontinued
4. If subscribers remove to other. places with
SutinforIning the publisher, and the papers are
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Sible.
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periodicals from the Office, or removing and lcay-
Dig them unoalled for, Is p,iEia Jacio eyideace Of
Intentional fraud.
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Sherman House, Chicago, n. Feb. Ii, 1863.
MEssRs. P, II. DRAKE & Co.:-Please send
1s another twelve cases Of your Plantation
Htters. As q morning appetizer, they appear
90 have superseded everything else, and are
greatly esteemed. Yours, &c.
GAGE & WAITE.
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sdett 9ortrr
LITTLE MAC AND OLD ABE.

LITTLE BIAC.sF
"Oh, honest, honest Abram Lincoln
How do you dos-how do you do?'
OLD ABE:
'' None The better, GEORGE MeCLELLAN,
OF seeing you-Of seeing YOU"
Dayton Empire.
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Phlladelphla, 10th Month, 18th Day, 1852.
REsrEoTED FRIEzD My daughter has been
much benefited by the use Of thy Plantation
Bittersi Thou wiltsend me two bottles more
Thy friend, Asa CURRIE.
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URBANA UNION
,. ". no Ok, RRoeR

OFf1ct:-Couison's Building, second floor,
West side North Main-street, near the Square.
TBRMss-Sl 50 per annum, invariably In ad-
fanco One Boliar for six Months.
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RBAr1A, OHIO, WEDNESDAYS. SEPTEMBER :. 1854

maintain their hallowed importance by every
effort and sacrifice IN our power.
Let us, at the very outset of our proceed
ings, bear in mind that The dissensions Of the
last National Democratic Convention were
one of the principal causes which gave the
reins of Government into the hands ofouf oib-
ponents, and let us beware not to fall again
into the same fatal error. We must bring to
the altar of our country the sacrifice Of cur
prejudices, opinions and convictions, however
clear and long-oherished they may be, from
the moment that they threaten the harmony
and unity OF action so indispensable to ouf
success. We are here not as War Democrats
nor as Peace Democrats, but as citizens ofthis
great republic, which we will strive and labor
to the last to bring back to its former great
ness and prosperity, without one single star
taken from the brilliant constellation that once
encircled its beautiful brow Let pure and
disinterested patriotism, tempered by moder-
alton and lorbearance, preside over our delib-
erations, and under the blessings Of the Al
mighty the sacred cause Of the Union, the
Constitution aud the laws must prevail over
fanaticism and treason.
Mr.. Belmont was enthusiastically applaud
ed during the delivery of his address
Hon. VIM. Bigler of Pennsylvania, was
chosen temporary Chairman of the Oonyen-
ton, and upon taking the chair made brief
address, expressing his confidence in the wise
deliberatiOn of the Convention and the sue
cess Of its nominee. At the conclusion of his
remarks he introduced the Rev. Dir. Clarkson
Of Chicago, who offered up prayer for
speedy return of peace and happiness of the
country.
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The tHamilton' has been thorough yrclttcd
orthe accOmmo odatiOnOfgucst We are eOnl-
deutefrenderings satisfaetiehto all
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HAMILTON HOUSE,

OPPOSITE TIE COURT HOUSE, URBIEd, {
JOsBPH WILEY, Proprietor
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Another wonderful Ingredient, of Spanish
origin, imparting beauty to the complexion
and brillisncy to the mind, is vet unknown to
ghe commerce Of the world, and We withhold
fits name for the present
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

At 9 meeting held on the evening Of
the Sd day of July, 1864, composed of
the officers of the 45th regiment Iowa
Infantry, Lieut.. Col. S. A. Moore was
called to the Chair and Capt. Harper was
appointed Secretary. The Chair stated
the object of the meeting, which was as
follows:
That we. the officers of this regiment.
make arrangements to celebrate the pres.
ent coming 4th Of July.
On motion OF Surgeon Estarbrook, there
was acommiltee appointed to draft pro
gramme. The following officers we're ap-
pointed:
Surgeon Es,arbrook, Capts. Alexander
and Aleu- Lieu,enants Hammel and
McCncken.
The committee reported the following:
COMMITTEE on Arrangemenis-C Captains
Harper, Emerson, Allen, Major Hssse
and Adjatant Beatty.
Committee on Toasts--Capts. Coddinp-
ton. Thatcher and Edwards, Chaplain
Skinner and Lieut.. Sheldon.
Marshal Of the Day-Cap,ain Alexan.
der.
On motion OF Captain Van Bentbu..n
it was
Resolved. That we extend an iy;t.,;on
70 Lieut.. -, commanding the l4,h In.
diana Battery At this post, TO particin.,e
IN the celebration; also the men uadsr
bis command. himself acting Assistants
Marshal Of the day.
The Committee on Programme reported
the following:
lst. Prayer by the Chaplain.
I'd. Reading the Declare ton of Inde
pendence. Es,abrook.
Sd. National S,ng.
4th. Speehh by Col. Moore.
9Th. National Song.
9th. Thirteen regular toasts.
7th. Benedictiou.
9th. Adjournment to Disner. s.
Before the meeting adjourned it Va. =
Resolved, That the proceedings Of sh;.
meeting be sent to al the leading loyal
papers in the State.
Finally, on motion Of Capt Alexandef.
ths nsstisg adjeurned.
The following y . list Of the toas.s:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

Hon. Daniel g. Dickinson was ora
tor of the days at osweeo, N. Y on the
Fourth, and in the evening of that day =
sealed enveloP, containing ei00. vas
handed to him as ~ acknowledgements Of
HE highly satisfactory effort. but Mr. D.
handed it back, with the request that .
committee Of ladies should distribute il
among the poorest families Of absent sol.
disrs from that village.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18
GEs. =. A. RICE.

We condense the following sketch Of
the life Of the late Gen. Rice, from the
Oskalsloosa Herald, of the l4th. He
was born in Cattaraugus county, New
York, but when quite young his parents
removed to Belmont county, Ohio. Dur
ing his boy hood he made one or more trips
to New Orleans As fatboatman.
He attended school in Athens, Ohio,
but graduated and studied law ct Union
College, Nov York:
At the age of twenty-one or twenty
two, Mr.. Rice came west and stopped for
a year and a half in Fairfield, 10 this STATE.
He commenced the practice Of law, occu-
plying some Of the spare time in editing a
Wing Newspaper. About the year
1859 he settled in Oskaloosa. He at once
took leading position at the bar, AID
vas soon elected to the Office of Prosecn-
ting Attorney fos the county. Ia 1855,
and again in 1853 he WAS elected BY the
people Attorney General Of the State. y
The responsible duties Of this position he
discharged with ability and faishfulness.
In the summer Of 1862, he was ap-
pointed Colonel in the volunteer set-
vice, and proceeded at once to organize
the 33d regiment Of Iowa infantry. His
regiment was soon organised, disciplined
and thoroughly prepared to take the field.
At Helena, Ark, Col. Rices' ability was
at once recognised by the commander Of
the department. He was made command
ant of the post, and also Of . brigade
He bore . conspicuous part in the battle
which was fought at Helena on the Alb
Of July. 1868. his brigade doing the hesv
lest OF the lighting and sustaining more
than one half our entire loss 10 the en-
gsgement. For his gallantry and iudc-
ment displayed in this battle be was made
q brigadier general Before his sppoint-
ment reached him, the expedition for
Little Rock set out, COL Rice haviug
command Of division. 10 the late ex
pedi'ion from Little Rock Into south.
western Arkansas. Gen. Rice had al i'm.
por,ant command, and was conspicuous in
sSVSA"s euSdScmcuto WAN Tue enemy. In
that at Jenkins Ferry,on the 3O,h o! April,
he received the wound which caused his
death. s.
Gen. Rices' bravery. coolness, military
Judgment and ability to command, dis
played in this battle, won the admiration
OF men and officers, aud have been The
theme of unqualified praise. AZ I ape
c'meo of this, We quote the following
from private letter Of an officer in the
Goth Iowa:
"But above all and over Ill s,ands ocs
name whieh Iowa ought and WILDE proud
to own. aiiude to General Samuel 4
Rice. | have never yet seen bis eoual
either on the field or in the camp. Brave
almost to rashness, cool, intrepid, . dis.
ciplinarian. end yet With eli : perfect
geaslsman, always courteous, always kind
All admit that his brigade, which i com.
posed of the 18th and SD Iowa, S0th 4.
diana aud 9th Wissonsis, saved the r.
my from defeat and consequent dests.e-
ton u the hsssls Of Jeukiss' Ferry. which
would have tavoavsd the aaptnss of this
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

~SIeNIYicAEf SIGHs "A lady Who
has paid some attention to smatters, says
she siways watches with much interest
the isgress and egrcss of husbsads and
wivef to and from the dining and draw.
ing rooms Of fashionable hotels. "If,"
said she, "the wives enter aud depart .
little in advnnce oftheir husbands, be sure
they wear the Oh-no- we-nevsr mention
ems. II, on the contrary, the husban
trkes the lead, you may rest assured they
take the lead 10 everything else" This
ices, to us, is perfectly original, and We
shall be somewhat particular hereafter in
sstisfying ourselves of the truth Of such
significant signs."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

- .x1f4E
= 80 - 49, r. q 1i'si'ss.
ss;;S = 49, .
- = =
- ,tx1urs = ~. 81 31S
- r - q ||IiiSS11. nsf ~ 4 y.rruIfIH
"a 90 nnsYl1lI oslKiI e11'r6r3. + 49,
hase 1len6i - 60 - 49, -
IT, .1ef Inlr3) n ,&5t lkI3 j1n
of the nch,o|bot -,
~. n, =. Erna1nGe !
&c. 49, Iia14. o. IN Ghaleons
:. he Cbo leoao 81 hoae-Io1gi
nav thsv. 49, - = sisellrnfcI. q
til rc1nr.ed liSn ~ 'ssa
s IS Car. Trxnlrn..
y RasS&>l>d ~ - - sSe1aiflhf.Llshree
croans Gecbnd resno..e ~ NoTlasrv. e
G.. j. = 81. { - a -
;, Our Friand. Il ho1.a-xav, ~. =
patr;ota'' -, 80 /. ,nind - lovers IL
our Sounfrt Ghile - ooadset osssslsee
a defsnders of the 0ovufemsnt.
= & 7T7 Carr TuACnxn.
R..ro.a.dtc ~ fnrfrty. 81 ca. /.
a Tbs lsth Ioisa roe day volunteers
For IL sbort ueriod Of service, may Il.
deeds eouslly honor the uOble St,ta oi
Iova with Other Regiments rome before it.
vs. CAfr. TaAcHEa.
Responded to By Il. George,
IS Tia r,ar IL our Union. m s3ar
d;umed no strioe erased NAV il wave
80, - = ,a;y;as1 r.orl. :. lcrv = IN
Macao. c..ta ia tnrre.ta from l.ke a
lake. and the M;ss;se;ppi rolls the blending
snr;nos Of thu North INTO ia ere.t leuif
81 ths South
Ell C5pDlSaroH.
Resnonded 10 hv Carl. Harner.
y Cs;o. Catal;ns. Jud.,. Arnold. Floyd.
left Davis. V.ll..d;pham-Tnitors and
fr.tr;cides: has them back TO their native
hell
Responded to by three eroans.
8. j. N. Tuttle and J. G. Fsemoot-
How are the mighty falleu- patriots and
heroes changed 70 traitors and 3ems.
poeues--swaY: beeone
Respond who viii.
10. Samuel A. Moore. Col. command
ing-A man Of thought and action, cour-
age and caution. regarding all humanity
for humapitv's sefs. vet crouchinr 70
none. and inspiring his men With his own
spir,,s. NAV he achieve for himself and
his country his highest ideal Of success
and fame. CApr. A. SKINNER.
Responded to bv the reyimeut--nins
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18
Financial aa0 Gommerfiol.
Chscaxe marxes.


BY Telesrsph.l CHlcAso, July 16
wheat-Good demand, and advanced s0l0r Bales Of
No. ! At =, and No. - 0a}422 TO- -
Flour-nofe inquiry and 6rmer, bat not active.
Corn-bstter demand for No. 2. Bales at 19So1 81
0se-OpeneS les sctivs. Bales 1t s6@5Tc for No. ]
and f4oo41<c fur No. =
Rye-very quiet at SeD1 -. &
Bariey-Noninal.
Mhtsky-e1osed dull 1t o4@l az
wccs-D1n 4 zeal 90.
rFoviGons -Dulland neglected. 100 bbIs msss sold
Salt-steAdy.
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COLGATE. noyEY soar.

This csisarsesd Toelss ssAp, In SOD unfvsr,,I
Asaand, = 49, hua H. choicest nsexih b
nil4 ID h nassrs. au>l1knneav
eosossa. - sxfssasiy hsaeHaeial ints, set,o,
uSon the skin. For aale BY Ill Druggists - ps,cy
Decd Dealers. t~~A,--
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

SUIT YOUR PURsk AND EYEy
An: We sAs cr..i Ksr u ov.-.
Pray, give .s yesr attention.,
And hear what propose,
TIL tell you where to get Gk1Ar BARaAUs,
In Men and Boys Cloths.
Stern BIothers have AAanprH srocx.
And on giving them call
You cannot 6il to buy-
Caoaus - Oh Where's the place Of all Others
Where they sesi Clothing Cheap.
II Is a. Stern Brotherx
No Main Street.
Though this cruel war il raging
And goods are very high:
stilf sell at LOWEST prices
As we did in days gone by.
Weyerscefved ; good assorfnent
ofcsoshisf. Hats and Shoes.
For greenbecks we SEvn RKrusx
CHoRus:- And when yoa're asked BY oehers
Where you bought that snit 30 neat
Ton snsw~: Al Stern DrOtAers
No. 3 Main street.
John, do hurry, br TN writing,
The san Ii almost down,
wish 70 stop q Stern Brothers,
whose store il IN this town.
Ton know we're in need Of clothing,
And they sell them 30 cheap
30, pray, don't forget the number
Eight, on Main street.
Cnoass - See how they running,
IN tell you where they'll meet:
At that place near the Leyee.
Nos AaiAstrest.
Whatever goods yoa want tn buv
In black, blue, gray brown
Be sure 10 call on Stern Brothers,
That place Of great rrncwn:
Remember now thst cheapest stand.
Ard they win net fail TO please you,
At Nos Main street
CHcaus:-A And nov . word to soldiers,
asg In both army snd navy:
HIoa want any Clothing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

@Who has the largest and best as
sorted stock of Boots and Shoes in Keo-
kukf W. r. BIDLEMAN, at No. 90 Main
street, where he will close ont his summer
goads at the old prices. and sell new
Shoes as low as any body. jyl8.3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

EOR SALE-Est half Of Lot 8, Block
Il Ia, on sess eade u Haondeas srs-x, hssss<s ssA
and 9Th vy cheap for caah Would like 10 have N o.
fer II must be soad- Enquire Of
II B. rKN-EYCK
1uiyA Real Hta1p Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

~ Kramer. Irwin l. Co., agents for
the sale of Slocum's "Side Loading Re-
volvers." The best pistol now in use.
No. lO8 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

Yteus-eula1as, = 9 = MI Gpsiag 1xtn, n,
90 q - IA "a, n4ss1 =, =.
UtGa ASA3-o5 % Ne =.
DaAu-Whsat, u - Oora, Is p 100 ~
cpas-Nsv ssto =, 81 / % = bashsl.
Ays-1 - = baah.
0A1s-eoe y bssh.
2nDW APSl9ps=eucD00
tss1n Cossos, -; ckoses. ~
Calcxms-$2 oo02 rs.
ssoss5sSs-1lcTH @
eISD-le = D.
HAns-l454c D. Sugar Cared Il, Ice.
ANY4eAD- Oou0sa - 0oea = 7eDogo4 H11nl
Taiass1Jl3 @
nmuWAx-t6to Sc.
a..-I..esay. - esen - sa,sA ~ - Ps.srs.
Hlp0-Dsy nint lee. Dry sastsl, Ne; 0subby hal
prtcss 0rseA, I; 0rssa 0hesp Psass, IS 70 - %.
escs-seshy, - - glax - = - : =. HsAeafiaa
Dus CAfs1s-S4 %, 70 q % srus..
1nkHP-H % 70 - % Dhsad.
WooG-RnetoFy fub-uushsd tDsoc UpvsshsA On
ehrd o.; hne Hsecs, - toto Medium a. % 70 IS.
FAR Hcs-es 90 70 - 20 meta
YKArnEHs-A5 70 Soc.
| kA0s-4k n d
BAos-Barlape, sse.s
eingie 0unnsss, ssc desb,e 10. &C.
Seamless, basA-, De TO 2s
Flour, bbl, 80 70 IS.
Do bA- - ton.
DO q bbi- tpaper)7H
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

WANTED.-A small seeond hand FIRE
proof safe. Any person having such for
sale may find purchaser BY leaving
description Of size, quality and price, at
P. O. box 266.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYRli

RA1CHkL0he celebrated HAIR DYE Il IL lssa =
n ~ VIII. fhs only Hav1Lsss rrss - RstsoS11
sys kno.a. fSs p!ssdAa Hair Dye = psrsscs-
-. Aa9y - Gay HAIR iastansly 70 0fsMS hArI -
eafn sayinx the Hair eo and Beantifal; pases 7esA
vitality slnentiy rssosng its pristine ooos - rst
WILLIAM A. nATCHkLOR; al others ~ hsss 80
no1. - should be avutdsd Sold By al DsteeinA e
xAC!vAI-l baFcaaZssrssl New York. 1lSrurfcn-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

For BuRLISGToS, kKITHsBuRa, New
BosToN, MuscArINE, Rock ISLAND AND
DAVENPORT The steamer City OF
Kelthsburg, Capt. Chas. Morrison, will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keokuk, making
connection with the railroads Tor all of the
above points. and at Davenport with daily
line of steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk at 7,l5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18
sE7+kE $3.50 = ~ e
WORMS wO11dsii
MUrrtiE1S sAy1 xoUa cl II -,
L01HZ.
DR.. H. A ND Frs 4 c
IODINE WATER.
FFS

Iodine WasAr acts upon IT, Heart, Live Ktd,eys u
esnxive 0gEnror - 0lnnduiex 9yDtsn. 4syl.
- aoee9 yhie2 - aesenlcd ~ - 1f u 49,,
- p<itAss pfset3cs and chs spdorssneot n nelel -
thorfty, saabIs TO recoamend Il 20 thb preetioe
md the pablic feeling conAAenf that WITH r 1yai Y
VII Afaese ~ sxcsllsncs In ths Gre 4 CAruae -
eeO vhicA tndtAts Io1ine inch = 6eroGa IrencRafa
onda EFupoBens, HsRt Hvse and KidneI D3eeaore Ner
voas A1scttvns Nearalgta, Rhsumatian byspepuia n
bility, 6yphilis, etr.
Khyalcia8 nsy rely 1pen the unfHus1h sovax4n q
iodine water Containing threeaunxfw r,ins pvrv
Iodine In each nuid ounce psrs water - see.e -
sssd Il h not liable decomposition
snrned inequalities, neither the Iodine OF yd1ed n,
neutraliaed ~ coal4natca With my isss.nl reader
Ing IL nuttsa sapsssos 20 shy cser etbo of exhib
iting Iodine
kuu Directions accompany zach bottie 10 nay b
ssed - fAniiy nei~ins wei by the psofesnios
FIfce one dollar per bottle On receipt Of Ave dosru
~ bssse0 dslivsrsd frss " cypress any sd1sre
he1Are a countsrfeIts aod Imitztjoas which upTnci
pied Senlers endeasor 10 dispo~e our reputation
- oar signature and rs< mark fths Greek word hsad
- tnn adsssti:snsat) upea thu labels .sd wraypsss o
0cA bottle, without which In genuine
Circular gTxtSa-
DR.. II. ANDRRS CO.
hysckns Aa4 cheuisa.
nasNosv0m No. - Broadway. View York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

In England, last year, 94,745 per-
sons we're committed for drunksness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

AUCTION SALE OF Day GOODS TO TIE
AMOUNT OF 1926. O00.-Howe Il t. Ter an
nounce large sale OF dry goods, consist
ing Of heavy shirting linens; do. fine Irish
linens; do. sheetings, Scotch aud birds.
eye diaper; towelings, damask and brown
linen tabIe-elo.bs, napkins, Doyles;
crashes, line n handkerchiefs, together with
an endless variety of French and Ameri-
can dress goods. brown muslins quilts,
&C., &c. Sale to commence on Wednes-
day, July goth, and continued till closed
out. For particulars see circulars
Goods open for inspection on Monday.
julyl6tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18
GHERIFF'S SALE.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

SuHhITF . DhLE.
~ 6fArE or Iowa, LEE Co.'S
BY virtue Of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk of the District Court Of mid county in favor
Of George Williams, IT. end against n. Hessp land
also decree against saannsA Heazlip and others)
have levied npsn and viii cell to the highest hdder ut
the front door Of the Clerks oe Of the District Court Of
Lee county, Iowa. Keoknk In said county 18th
day Of August D. 1854 between the ofe O'Clock
A. n and 4o'ciock r. ~ commencing at O'Clock p Il
Of said day, the following property. toxif The 70
feet of lot 10 and all Of lots ii L. block 100 In tbs
city u Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon and to be Gold by order Of court TO
satisfy ssid writ Of execufien
Printers Fee u col ISRAEL ANDKRSON.
keoknk. July IL. O. Eheria Of Lee Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

A NURSE GInL WANTED,
Apply to Mrs. j. B. Howell, on Con-
cert, between ed and Sd streets.
1 The mercury stood at go in the
forenoon and go in the afternoon yester-
day in the shade, and 10 the coolest room
We could find,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-18

GERMAS CLAss.-The undersigned in
tends to organize class in the German lam
gusge next Monday. to which he invites
all those who feel themselves interested
In the same. For particulars, enquire a,
the banking Office of Messrs. William
Thompson l. Co, corner Cd and Main
streets, during the hours from 4 until 6
o'clock p. m. Terms-S4 per month.
Julyl 81 AUGUSTUS WoLFF.
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Cosr or PArsz The following faets
are sappliea 10 ne b geseleaan en-.
gagged in the pspsv sfsde. He n partner
10 . mill which has boon crested aud Get
to work since the repeal o. the duty. Hia
statement 10 this:
His mill 10 almost new one. For The
four months ending October Slss, 1888,
he found that he made his paper at eust
Of EST per ton, and that did not pay
He did not complain; be Joined 10 no
agitation for the re imposition Of the pa
per duty. bu. he and his partners se,
themselves to work to see what could be
done BY improvement in the processes,
and By the use Of chemical agents, 20 60.
sential in the manufacture Of paper. Ia
October, 1868, they produced paper, q
have said, EST . ton, and At the pressn,
ncuhent they are producing a cost Of
f3s ton; and this gentleman declares
shst the article nov produced 10 bette,
than what he produced a EST 4 ton
Mr. Gladstone's Budget Speech, 1863
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COMPOSITIONS WANTED.
Two compositors can get work BY ap.
plying at this Office Immediately.
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FOR SALE-A Frame D yelling House
= eeetaiaing rooms . good cisserS, ven, " vsn
fenced side vaik paved With brick .fsteS - bioe...
street between 10th and llrh Title rood q %
sale Price y 900. Enquire Of II. D. rkN-EYCK
may26 Ri Ree.a. S~s.s
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LOR SALE-l60 Acres Of Choice
j lesd vfthn fosr miles 81 Keoknk. - shsruaA ~
tween ths elsnk Rod snA MssiotYpi ns@-A sacaAss1,
sold In parcels for graps culture desired Ihs 80
w frmefiy owned By Mr. vaa lusda Tide Eood q -
sale Enquire Of II. b. 1KN-RYcK.
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EOR SALE.

Brick 0Dttaes Dwelling. With roous eisssrr cssa
cellar, fs lot and veil ncsd locsssd = Futun bsessso
1SeA - Hi srsshy Ksskuk. kFjee tlsoo- ~ 80
balance In oae ysar. Hnqairs Of Il. = TKN-RfCK
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OUR ONLY AUrHoRlzEp ADvRRrIslNe AGrynz

NV YoRx.s NJ pettengin Co.. 81 Park Row.
BosroS@s Peftengill 4 Co, 8 State street. sss'si
CHIcAao-C. H. Scrivcn, 63 Dearborn street