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dec. $40 T. =, J3-H. W, eveu.U3 50.
CLEARED
sTFAhSHIpS-wG shlugton, IIRyre; SaIon Nor.
iolk' u MUmt, Washington; Columbia Havana,
Potomac, Portland, Ma
lllPo-Bollenhagcn. Bremen; st Paul, Marseillcs
BARkS-bupitcr, Ganoa j = Ncnevit,, PhllAdel.
PMS; kotrrL AivNHuG q, London; John tyio, ulaa-
sO", j r. WfIt, New O lleans.
BklGS-lnun Brun6ige, Monte Christo Eastern
star haiIadoc., louisA htyaua PeninRn, AAtLnzas.
sCHOONl.RS- Saxon, Portsmouth. Y II; Willie,
NhllFLa MIIl Adelme, ArCOLAc; Ann, Forttcs.
Monroe; IA .Ahct b. BLlumoie. W > Loud PhilAd.l
PMS AttrcH, IiG hcthpJrt, BAY State, BOSTON; Re
pubic Ne" BociO I'd; zen Lyon, Woods Hole.
SLOOP-'J Cnuphcll Townsend, York River.
BARGES q o'Neil, Washington, ID Z; Mary jose.
phine fhiiH ds5phA.
ARRIVED.
, STEAMSHIP 'S--Ravaria, Hamburg Tro'.n, Rosloni
'rsco sIol 'm bstteryl boston, PiersOu, Boston
. sHlFs PIea dent Fillmore, Cardiff: Ieoc,dia Of
hiemen. nom Rotterdam; Mlndora tneE Boston
. hARkS-N-cn is Fcuvick, tTlarhadoesl Rio Jancifo
Cornela, Hons' hong Layinia Gov Bay, c b. Ma
thilde, Bremuu-
BklGs-CAnt A. Pernam buco; Era, Grand Turk, I'll
Henri Loes,, n )rStweu.
tcllOONcRS Francis Cummings. St George,
- Bob, tlcu theTa Mar 4 suaAn, Nassau \ l.
nlon' tliz aheS port for Boeton; Cha III y uhAIu
ihlladelph a,fcr New Haven; John o Ire and FIIN
n'ulpot iut Providence; Addie T. llaIn-s, Nirgini,
iuf Aiha.eI' y BlcCt ker, kondout Tor Neu Iort
NAneS' ~ lurN- Sea lew, do Anita DAMON. EIza
hrthpot nor tIroa n X Carlisle, EliEAi.thport fo
ilo' i'ti c"SJunn Ann, llZagcthport foG Portland
mon, ltll2abothport Tor Partsnoutm MADAGASCAR
El2hl tuou for Boston. Anna Myrick, Virginia
'AH't N"'ii'' Philadelphia for Boston.
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INSTRUCTION.

AT TOWNSEND'S COMMERCIAL ACADE-
n my, go Bowoiy, bcow Houston ~, Book keeping,
Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra. Reading, spelling,
Grammar &C, are taught DAY and evening. Rooms
for ladies and private iLsIuC ion Persons prepared
for any department Of business. 3ST
BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, CONNER
lOclAl arithmetic 10 per quarter. ladies' receive
20 writing Lessons ~ At 81 Bowery n. y; 2S3 Ful-
toi ~, BIcoh5n Toy, king saws, Col. PAINE5
plan Of instruction 10 systematic aud expeditions. 20
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

BRYAN-Tn Brooklyn, on Wednesday norrins,
D.r Z. Of bilious fever, Annie NJ. ColgRn, wife Of
william Bryan Asci - ye1fs.
The friends and relatives Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral on F.Lsv siter-
noon, vth met, oc eek, nom her late iesid, zee,
cor Of lork and Washington ste. VU
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GRAND PATRIOTIC SUBSCRIPTION Ball.
A Grand Ball will take place at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music on Friday night, for the ben eft
Of soldiers families Thus far some sT,ooo In sub
scri2tons have been received.
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EXCURSIONS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-ON AIS
i after Monday, Dec. 8, trains leave 3Oth 1t. ~
ton for Albany and Troy, and places north and W.,
At 80 II 80 A. NJ and ~ Q, 1880 y. sleepiI
All trains leave Chamleu g. thirty minutes eaTli
than Both st. sunday train L. N from 10Th stree
Through freight train daily. J. N, ToVSEf, -
supt, ~
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PEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE
- EklESl'S HAIR DYE,
me h0io o. the World, lie used in preo to
al UtAoEt, btCngf0
IT. DOES not STAIN THE SKIN,
and ss all " no have tIied IT, acknowledge,
DOlS nor l>Ii RI THE HAIR,
but changes Red o. Iyy hair TO besuifuI ID nAtur-
al BLACK OR BROWN,
llustAntaneOusly!
and IL sold hv all Druggists Al the low price OF
FIFTY CENTS PER BOX
Zach box contains nearly twice the quznti ~ OF dive
which We iOrmely put up At IS cents NV
burgh. $50 '
ID MnGtksAlE AsENJs'TD, Barnes Co. 81 Park
Cherry Il Miller Reed, lsJ Alien, c)r sIanto a a.
and cor Houston st. and Ayeip Hoadl,V, 81 II nth
ave; Dnggists Gun also be supplied By q N, I'll IT-
TESl0A. IS sixth ave :" 10
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ENGINEER wANTEp-A SOBER AND
IL reliable man. A.dTes. ENGINEER, box giI
sun Once sSI
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PUBLICATIONS.

THE CHOICE OF PURSUlTS-PHYSICAL
L and Intellectual Culture labor, mental aud
manual, Human Faccs; The Mad House," Varieties
OF Character; ldocy, Insanity, causes aud See
DECEMBER No. Phrenoloairsl journal, 20 cents, by
first post Newsncn have II. Address Messrs. FOW-
LFR A WELLS S~g Il oadway, NY 1856
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CLOTHING.

OVERCOATS, ONERCOATS, OVERCOATS
~ A lame number OF unIedeemel pledges juss
received OF Ovetcoris, such 81 Castor, FsguimauI.
MOSCOW and Kngli-h u ave-s from 20 to $50 Glss
pants and vests to match. GEO. LEV |, AZ Biromo
a., -
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SHIPPING.

RILLS 81 AND UPWARDS, on
- Union Bank OF London. and
Royal Bank Of LELAND,
36b WELLS, FARGO co.
EOR LIVERPOOI-TAPSCOTT'S LINE
ship r.. e. SCRANTON, Sails To-day,
Br. Ship \ MUsfllEl.E, sails Dec lyth.
LINE FOR LONDON.
ship SOUTHAMPTON sails Dec. 18th.
For pissEse drafts NJ tie lowest possile rates.
apply To TAPsCOTT, BROS. & CO. " south at. rs
DASsAGE TO AND FROM THE OLD
COUNTRY.
tho LOWEST POSSIBLE RATE,
TAPSCOII's celellatr Limo OF Liverpool Packets,
comprising ia part the 'OilOAlug magnificent ships
WIN. Iapscut HherniA General hcCleIAL-
Antarctic, bTstitude, Ne rus liza
Perseverance,, Albion, Monarch OF the Seas,
Atmosphere, tynosute, AuroIA
Benjamin Adams, Fine aid lsle, Victory.
Sail Every Week.
For PASAge and Drafts, apply TO
lAPSCOIl BROTHERS A co.
SO ~ South street, New York
CTEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVE;
oPOOI.-NlRGINIA sails Dec. 10th, LOuIsIAp
sails December 3lst. CABIN passage Sl2b, steer,
81, payable in currency, Apply W " ILLlAN.v
GUiON, 20 BEoadSay 35sx
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RI SHOULD RE UNDERSTOOD TIA

TT SHOULD III UNDERSTOOD THAT
all the iuiseric, OF Consumpt .oa the tickling in
the TIIkO At, the Cot IH. IAlNS IN the SIDE and
CHEST, SHORT Mss II BREATHING, and DIZLI-
Mss Of the HEAD, u'e c.uged by phlegmi OF mat
ter which has accumulated IN the Lungs and air pes
pares.
In the earlier stsros Of Consu pt on, this after IL
thick and sta.ch.like and IeJui considerable e1-
ettiOn on the pAit OF the sufferer TO remove ~ nom
the Lungs. The Cough IN ConuUp tOn IL Elm ply an
ehoft to relieve the Lunrs Of tuis corrupt matter
which Oppie-- them. Ii IL plain tie eio o, that "a
cure the couch snd other Syup.oms Of ConHun ption,
first remove the matter which producers thess
symp'oms.
Dr. O'rOOLE can refer 70 over $40 patients residing
In Ihe city Of New YORK whom he has cured OF Con-
sumption. Some " thc-e 20 far advanced In the
disease 10 be pronounced incufable b. other phys-
clans.
The preparations with which he cures Consumption
are Manufactured hy himselt-snd be would Invite
every one who suffers With Consum ptou any of its
symptoms % call n his office ana investigate the
cures which have resulted from the Of HE medl-
cinos.
NC. O'TOOLE. w. D.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16

A lady correspondent of the Spring.
field Republican gives some sensible re.
marks in regard to training M boy in
the way he should go. She SAYS:
"Hosts Of selfish, thoughtless mothers
shall send upon US another generation of
listless, vspid sons. open to temptation
Years ago. son Of nv own was the oh.
ject Of pleasant theories and plans. An
urerring Teacher took him hence vet
have learned through him to look with
loving eyes on other women's sons, and
think what would do for them. @
mothers hunt out the soft, tender. oe.
NAL side Of your boys natures. Make The
most Of any gentle taste, or comely pro.
pensity. Encourage them to love fiov.
ers, pictures and all the beautiful th;np.
which God has made. Talk with them.
read to them. 60 out with them into the
fields and woods, and hallow pleasant
scenes With holy memories. A daily min.
istralion to their unfurnished hungry
minds, daily touch to their uniformed
taste, shall make them more comely than
costly garments. They will ever besr
you witness In the character and cond uct
of your children; bat your laces and en-
broideries will crumble to dus. Why
don't mothers teach their children mora
and dress them less ?"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16
Death OF cen. Geo. p. morris.

The death Of General George p. MOI
ris will grieve more than it will surprise
his large circle of friends and admirers
General Morris was born in Philadel-
phia in 1907, cut opened his literary car
reer in New. York. When but fifteen
years old he wrote poetry for some OF the
daily papers. In 1928 he began with Mr..
Woodward the publication Of the New
York Mirror, which was suspended in
1872, and two years later We find him
with N. P. Willis, establishing the Even
log Mirror, daily evening paper.
In lS45, Mr.. Morris started the Ma
tional Press, but the next year changed
in title 10 the well known Home Journal,
with which the names of Morris and Will.
lis have been since associated. Not long
ago Mr.. Morris, on account of his failing
health, retired FROM the firm, Mr. Hollis
ter taking bis place. As journalist Mr..
Morris was eprightly and entertaining,
though of late years his contributions 10
the paper with which be had SO long been
connected were but few.
As poet Morris is better known than
even as journalist, and bis familiar lines
"Woodman, spare that tree. are enjoyed
wherever the English language is spoken.
Besides the editing of various works, Mr..
Morris literary labors included drama
on incidents connected with the Revolu-
ton, called "Briercliff," produced in 1887
"a volume of sketches called The Lit
tie Freedman" in i838-the Fbretto of
Horns opera-"The Maid of Saxony,"
in l849-"The Deserted Bride and 9th
er Poems," in 1858
For some years past Mr. Morris had
lived at his fine country seat, "Under-
Cliff" at the base of one of the nobIest
mountains Of the Hudson River High
lands. The place commanded . noble
view of the river, and was, 10 return, q
prominent object on the shore, aud much
admired by travellers who felt fresh in
terest in it when they heard it was inhab-
tied by the most popular song writer of
Anne RIGA. General Morris enioyed his
military title from once having been .
Brigadier General 10 the New York State
Militia. His funeral will take place on
Friday at twelve NJ, from Trinity Chan.
ell, West 25th street, and the remains win
be conveyed TO Cold Spring for inter
ment.
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corGREssuoNAL CONVENTION.

The Republican Congressional Convention for the First
Congressional District will be holden at Fairfield Jeer
SON County, Wednesday, August 18th, 1854 at 10
O'Clock Said Convention will nominate candidate
for Representative in Congress- and alse candidate for
Presidential Hector and will such other bush
may properly before IL. All persons who
sustain and will support the present Administration in
the adopted for suppressng the rebellion with
out distinction to former party associations,
daily invited te unite in sending delegates The ratio Of
representation will he delegate for every 100 votes
and one for every fraction thereof above so
ernor Stone.
GEO. W. McCRARY, Chairman Lee Co.
CALVIN TAYLOR. Davis Co,
!. p. GRANTHAM, Henry Co.,
J. u LEWIS, Washington Co
J. s HURLEY. Louisa Co.,
JOEL MAYNE Van Buren, Co.
WM y. JOHNSON, Dies Mones Co.,
WM. LONG. Jefferson Co.
Republican Congressional Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16

~ There are 1873 political Journal,
in Switzerland, and 1877 devoted 70 l;a.,,.
ture. art. etc. Nine Journals appear ~.
timss week, and 81, six times. tn.
are seventy five weekly, 81 semi-veeklv
and Is tri-weekly papers.
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SUIT YOUR PURsh AND EVE
AR: WAes eAis Crrei Var l. Orey

suvr var. uU-.
SUIT HOUH Fuk06 AND BxE
Pray, give me your attention,
And hear what propose,
I'll tell you where 10 get Omar BARGArxs
In Men and Boys Cloths:
Stern Brothers have MAMMOTH srocx
To suit both PgRtR and EYE
And on giving them a call
foa cannot hall ~ bny
CHORUS - Oh where's the place of all otheyx
Where they sell Clothing Cheap
II is Mt Stern grotbers
NJ '" S'foe'-
1,,,uun
ss ms eaues val = ,'Sihs'
s.: Anu ~. s' III .. III se.y ulsn;
a. - :. a. AN - = 49, ~ ,a -. prices
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eH Andrew johnson. tho .sTsnnsssee
Tailor :" Ready 70 sec The wSadist-
sheet Of the rebellion. and 70 repair t6e
breaches Of the Uniou. -TChic. Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16

r. The Montreal Gazette (secsssion-
list. after drawing decidedly gloomy
picture Of Grants campaign, and predict.
ing utter defeat for his troops, says:
"They have fought so far with the cour-
age and tenscity which distinguish the
stock from which they spring, and cad
and horrible as the waste We cannot bal
look with pride on the magnificent valol
which has distinguished thar fierce ssrug.
gle for empire. 1t is . proof, repalsivt
though it may be, that the cid race on
this continent has not degcnerated, but il
as ready as eyer to bare the breast and
front the storm when death and agony
are 10 the field"
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.nR. ADoLPH wElsMANN,

teHedsAee d Ae1iesl Department Iews University,
Has resumed the Practice u Medicine in Keokuk ana "A
cnify and b. g the patronage Of the public
kxsIDEHcs-kxehange street. betw. ID and 1st street
b1tu- sth and oh. will be promptly attended TO-
nny3l-Aom
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~ :. U4N1U HU,
r - $3.50 aMnaAI rrssss,s saesa.
cinA 0&eQnoe4A 2H - nsse11a fpwuicel
proee1co - - aenGu1se1s ~ - tRao11nt & al
easss suce4 9NheG 11Dvinoe
10 An GG6 = ~ - 1uaa 0ms3ious.
IN. Nisa1S y - Eys anA -.
IN. Dleao q ~ LunGe nd Throat.
A4u. CoWaloE1uao With Rhymcsam In al caees a
ho0e q abfOaA.
p<soDsep - Dseoe~ srsssusnf q 1rrxaxI
~ osseeso u the Eye and Ear. d. nan1brd -
.s - ~ - = lnsrnasy for such &C., whso $1,000
- NeaM ksneca1si teasnent rscd n amiler Inssi
e1ns9 = - ~ ssesss, IN s 1sanl
q nav19 ~ e tysaty ssss : larU. and generous
p9y n ne caesesa p tho sts city and the surruund
ing couny Dr. now RESPECTFULLY ivites the pubIie -
Surgical cases and Diseases d the 1ys and Ear.
jAS-iH s% a5a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16

EOR SALE-East half Of Lot 8, Block
II l20, on east hide Of Biondeau street, between 8th
and 9th, very cheap for caah. Would like hare Of
fer. II must be sold inquire Of
II. B. TEN-EyCK,
juy4 Real 1staes Agent.
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what may Happen - these WAs
Cans Swim.
10 world two-thirds water every body
should be able to swim. Many 81 the
fatal casualties which result from tho up
setting Of boats, and other aquatic acci-
dents, are attributable TO the fact that the
parties are unable to sustain themselves
for FIVE or ten minutes 10 the water.-
Many q struggling wretch. when helE
vas within % oar's-length Of him and
friendly arms we're already outstretched
to save, has thrown up his hand wildly,
and with that lock of despair which N
man who has beheld another drown, car
ever forget,
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to rise DO more.
When the Hudson River steamboat
Berkshire, wrapped 10 flames, was run
ashore, all who stood upon her after deck,
cut off fr. M access to the bows by wall
of fire, might have escaped unframed had
they known how to swim. The bank was
but forty yards of, and twenty strokes
would have carried them to land. But,
unfortunately. Of the thousands who en-
bark every day, on steamboats, and other
craft, no, a moiety are capable of using
their limbs in the water save 10 tuch .
frantic way as to insure their own almost
instantaneous destruction. And yet when
the trick Of it is once acquired-and the
ciumsiest human being can acquire it
swimming is As easy as running or walk
ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16

Wo0A Boe4eo Do080e -
Fin. River, Llks ard life Insurance.
1nn nnsR u1nmus - 10 "a 49,
Xtna Ipsurancs oc.,o HarebSd, Oenn.
CA0M knuI1 o3,l9oys1o
Home Insurance. Company 81 New York.
cAAu Am11D og11oo AeAoo. III
Security FIN 1nsufS6es Co. ofNew Yofk.
CASH An111 1aoAe1.
Lorillard Fire Insurance Co. Of New York.
OA1M A10DD, osoly NAH.
Arctic Fire Insurance Co. Of New York.
CASE AMEN. eees,s -.
North American Fire Ins. Co., OF N. 7.
CASE ADsEu, tDoo.eoo.
North Americas Fire Ius. CO., Of Hartford
cAsn n8ElA 1ssAyefoyeo.
Conn. Mutual Life Ins. Go. Of Hartford.
CASE A1Bxfs, es,ooo, ~.
DlvAAnde declared aanua1y b. ths company nj paid
daring the Life Of the assured lie economy IN tbs man
agement Of business pernits large dividends TO tocJ
hoaders which have averaged 70 per cont Per aanu
note be given for one half when the premium apun
to - u m0Fei tbu fnlshng Insurance for doah tn
ano1nt for neary the aaans caah ,paynsnt = +
IN all cash companies 6ssfssifsS Pslirses i1ue& u
sss~sssi pa11ssas viii parscpsstoa In psoats ~
cry ANIMAL premium paid Pamphlets end all other II
fsblS-dtE a.. y. TKN-HYCK, AgS.k.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16

TOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling House
IL containing rooms, good cistern, well, lot veil
fenced sidewalk paved with brick situated todeAu
street. between 10th and 18th Title goed on no
sale. Price $4,000 Enquire Of II. B. fEN-kYCK,
may26 R<ai Estats Arsut
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Chsfoks1 Remedy
CnEaoxEE IsJEcr1or.
Dssses1 fvsn nessa. BavAs ~ IeaEe

n6 AN8 Ell 4ONs,
cs0Dsanos1 nsn nsees, Basks ~ Leaves.
CHEncK8B RRAEDY, the great InIsiaa Dmesie
cEss AL dssases ~ ~ ssaasy osgans s9ch Incont
psnce Of the Crime IRammati0n Of the Bjhdas Innan-
Ason 81 the Kdneyn, 1t0ae IN the 1adag, Gtrict1re
9fasd, o0pOKT1eo 0lees, and = psue1ly keooDnsods3
IN these casesbf1ln0 zlbus Whit0 )whGe
all the old nanseous medicines have fniled-
~ II Is prepared in highly eoncsatrsd form, the
dose only being from to two teaspocashl three nes
per day. @--ss----siassss--szs
"a II IL duretic End Alternative il il acon: purifyns
and clransipg the blood causing il 70 ho In ali Of 10
ones.a y.ssy 81 rs.sevtsg hpa tss systss
CHEROKEE INFECTION l. isiesded asaa ally or =.
sstant to the OAsBokeo Remedy, sd aouA ~ used In
conjunction with thst medicine In Ill caee Of elect
nssrhea Yluos Abe Whites Is eAec healing
soothing and dsmuicsnt removng III scaiing heat and
pn instead Of the burning and most unSndurable pan
that b expeenced with nearly al tho cheap quack In
jjections-
CHEROKEE MJDCzI0N-zhat wo nsliei4asa - the s.m<
timeal mpsvpeR discharges rensCsel and the weak
esed organs are speedily restored 20 fdli vigor and
- . !. Cherokee Remedy = per 30 ss, tAr.'
n f5ea css,s.s Iaiee.ioa. q pss sesss. o. Tire.
- Sent " EzYrs 70 any sddrss receipt fprses
Aus store 4 &c country. q vrite "a = ~i "A
ffee TO any address, fall tsn1fss
All ssch ordsrs nszf s. senf % G. A. cdoK, Chicago
sur General Agentfor the West
Sold In Chicago. by FULLER FINCH FULLER
Wholesale Druggst and by all Druggists Everywhere
Y. a. COOM Chicago, General Agent FOR the State
Of IHinots, IsuA. wisconrin, Michifan and 1ndiAnA
| Da- NRwM Co.
soax PnoyRxEsdks,
No - Liberty street. New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16

LsOR SALE-95 acres land, 10 acres
timber louble-log house and log barn. Is acres nov
In grain, all under fence well wst-rcd With ut
other treesis located eight miles III Croton Van Blu
county, Iowa This land viii be sold for SO per acre
and title good Enquire Of Ii. B. TkS-EYcK,
may1 Real Estate ACT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-16

EOR SALE.
Brick Cottxge Dwelling, With ROOMS ciseern rood
cellar full lot and well Fenced located futon betSeen
10th and ith streets Keokuk Price 3soo- 500 eash.
balance In ons year. Enquire Of II. B. TEE-KYCK,
Ksokuk, feb4 Real Estate AesoA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-31
Lo oAL sAFFAIas

TmFouarH WAnD DnArr Mnzrre.--f~st
evening trlAfxe numb<r 81 the sifirsns Of fhs
s iSs:S :: ss ~ Siy ~; q. t s. =.
Dora os.ss.d ssd ssss s s:s :ss,ssss;
redss,ion u Ne qaofa- Il vas ssssrisd IN 4 ths
p.ricss quote wss ~ l.fEs q most Of The stat<s,
ssf ss en-, 81, iss &c mem ss.ss e. 6. q
~. Hurley sssssss iSss ass p.u,.s "a. s,,,in
ssssss sssia.. va ss's soas ems on so% me-.
whs.r sd ths pls,tiss % columbis ives being
pe'led q sseeFoihs ak times - many msa a
as...sha.>,'s, ens q "a, noe. d.useig popu.,ea
our quota isrssr under The cali io 80 90 msn
than nrdss @ss for zoo 90 men. He could not
sesy.iyf pew y wssss I'll WIZ even if b. sal
a. ihs fsprs.srisssss q he
Foafth wsfd ID ~ city counsis DO rsque SD 70
teS%sss q a srsni Ss ~ az son
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