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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


sohr W Il. Thomas Winsmore, Fortress Monroe j. O. a
NG X. Repper.
Schr WI ii. Dewitt, Corey, westport, q. b. Keroot.
schr Il BORDEN, Wrlghtngton Dghton, w. Hunter, Jr.
Schr 4 Potter, Racket, Gloucester, Tyler Co.
Solr Il. Wootten North, Dulaware City, Captain,
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MASS MEETING IN TUE TENTH WARD.-A
mass meeting of the citizens of the TenIn
Ward will be held this evening 1 sng
Hall Of the Union Association, corner 81 DtoIt is
me nresent. Arraneements viii also be made iok
a grand demonstration a. the ineennk ~ ~
night. Let there be genelAi a'''u- W -
citizens OF the ward. y aol8'I13 NJ
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Quotations of the principal Coal and Coal OIL

NJ. SCHULTZ & Co., No. l6 s. Third street,
report the following quotations for foreign ex-
change, per steamer city of Baltimore, from New
York -,
London, 60 dRs sight, 2l2kee2l3; London days 20
3lb: Paris 90 days sight n GO2E 62T Paris. dayse
2C 5gG2f COS Antwerp, 60 days sebt. g. %; bre-
men 60 days sight, 1aOl55; Hamburg. GO daYs tighS
6sE,7O; Cologne, Lepsie Berlin. 90 days sghts lfsg
@l45; Amsterdam, Frankfort, % days Hsht 'esSS.
Market firm.
The condition of the banks ofthe three prin-
cipal commercial cities of the Union is eXhib
in the following table, which shows the aggTeg. .tes
of their last weekly statements
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NEW YoRK, October THE steamer Erena,g
star, from New Orleans on the LIST, arrived at
this port to-day. She brings no news.
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NEW YoHK, October 7.-Gold has been up 10
,C6l to-day and fell TO 1919. II again rose to 2Ol
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Latest Rebel News.
-~--~---,.-~.,-,.-...,s,,--y~-~~-~-
REMARKABLE SPEECH BY
MR.. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
.......l..-...-. ~ 1890
1T IS ssED.
Southern Account Of the Battle
Of Chapin's Farm.
BATTLE OF SQUIRREL LEVEL ROAD.

Despatch from General Lee.
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MOVEMENTS IN THE VALLEY.
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THE BATTLE AT ALATOONA.
LATE FROM SHERIDAN.
HE is STILL AT HARRIsONBURG,
Operations Against Richmond
and Petersburg.

ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc, ptc., Etc, Etc.
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EnrIX,s movements.

From he Richmond SeatiHa october B.
General Early has checked the advance Of
Sheridan, ana forced him back down the valley.
IN the bght at WaynesbOfO, General Wickham s
Brigade and the reserve force under Colonel u.
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The cause of the falling OFF Of the tonnage is
owing TO the wages Of the men being reduced; !;
hence some of them are on " strike."
Quotations OF Gold at the Philadelphia Gold
Exchange, "a s. Third street, second story -
"a A. M.....,... 1893 IL M........ss...20
IL A. M...........l99 P. M.....,.....20iA
Market strong.
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To PURCHASE CkoTHISG Ar Low PRICES, make
a selection fIom stock OF EADrllADg Garments. We
selling goods equal In Vyig ~ make ant na'cridh
from 20 % 80 cCHf ot' than Is now charged for the
Rods made 90 o'der We have al Styles sizes, and
prices OF ong-Men's, Youths, and BOYS. All eau be
suited delay or trouble.
BENNEIr & Co.,
HnM u .IrnnI-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-10
Gen. Fremont,s yIews.

Gen. Fremont's Introductory address
at the reception of George Thompson in
New York has some peculiar interes,
from his political position at this time.-
He declared that slavery is now held IN.
compatible with the Union. lie pro-
nounced the attempt to plant an Aus
trian throne on the ruins of sister re-
public to be IAN attempt which shocks
the public sentiment of this country, and
which is eminently hostile to the stability
Of our institutions" But it was in his
elaborate praise of the radical aboltionists
that General Fremont made what his op-
ponents would doubtless call his "bid for
the Presidency" He complained that
none of these men shave been put in the
governing places where their fidelity
would gaaranty the full execution OF what
is to-day nearly the unanimous will of
the people," Speaking Of those msn
who devote their lives unfiinchiugly. to
the maintenance of principle and to the
advocacy Of reforms he declared that
suchshould be the men whom we elevate
to our high places. adding: "As the con-
d'tion OF our national safety, we should
look to 1t that only such men are put in
such places lnen who have the capacity
to receive conviction, and who can re-.
allze necessity: men able to com pre-
hend the progress of the age and OF the
country in which We live, and fearless in
working up to it,"
Gen. Fremont appears to have. been
successful in arcusing one conQenial
spirit at least, for Mr.. Theodore Tilton.
speaking subsequently, Of him and Of Mr..
Thompson, told the audience TO go home
and tell their children that they had heard
in one night two orators, one of whom
bad taught eloqucncc to Wendell Philips,
and the other, statesuanship to Abraham
Lincoln. F1is Asssssss's-ssa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-10

GROCERIES. Our citizens, in making
their purchases of groceries. should no,
forget that Messrs. Nodler d. Caldwell,
whose establishment is situated on Main
street, between 9th and 9TH, keeps always
on hand a large supply of family groe cries,
de-, which they warrant to sell ss low as
the lowest. Mr.. Nodler, who has had
considerable experience in the business
and is well known by most of our citizens,
will be found ready to attend to all your
wants. Give them call.
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IHERIFF'S SALE.

~ srArE Or Iowa LEE CoJxrY-~s.
by virtue Il special execution directed issae1
by the Clerk of tbs District Court Of said county in favor
" S1anei X George AMI against H. +. Rea Hnd also
decree against Albert els and other. levied BON
and i'll seil q the highest bidder the front door OF
the Clerks oce OF the District corrs Of Lee county Iowa
al keokak Ia said counts. the pth day Of April,
lcsa, between the hours Of orIock A. NJ si,
r NJ ccfnfneDc'ng at clock r. IA. ~ said day fol-
loving property to~if The halt Of the nortt-re=.
quarter II sseticf eighteen Is eont.uns eighty isal
ares less, in township sxfy-six 81 north II
range i've wrst and the north hsf II section tiirteen
tl5N township siN!sx 81 north of range six 81 west
all IN Les county Iowa.
Taken levied upon. and 10 lie sold by orer of Court
satisfy said writ of execution
KcokGk, Mcii 10, '6s. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fee ;. 90. sheriff Lee "a Io,sa
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HOWE a Tyler

Have for sale the complete apparatus
of a shooting gallery. consisting of one
fine rife, two fine pistols, target, lamps,
dc, &c. The arms are of the best des.
criptiou, made by Marcy, of this city ;
also two other fine rifles, one with tele-
scope sight, made in the best manner by
Marcy. Ii not sod before Saturday, they
will be offered al auction. At
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GHERIFF9S SALE.

NJ STATE or Iowa, LEE Co.'S
By virtue Of special execution to me- directed issued
by the Clerk OF the District Court Of said COUNTY in favor
Of VIM Thompson Co.. and against KrRdrick, have
levied upon and will cell 10 the highest bidder nt the
front door OF the Clerks oce Of the District Court Of Lee
county, Iowa, ut Keckuk In s-d county the 9th day
Of April, Al D. 1854 between the hours ~ clock
and o'clock P. NJ. commencing ri o'clock r. " said
day, the following prcrrty, fit. The northwest quar-
Of the nofthest quarter Of section
in township sixtyx d6 north, OF range ak ol vest ii
Lee county, iowa.
Taken levied upon, and to be sold by order court to
satisfy eaid writ Of execution.
Printers Pee 81 jH.l ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, Mch. 10, o. Sheriff Of Lee CO., Iowa
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Hoes PACKED IN kEoKuK.-The num-
Der of hogs packed in Keokuk during the
past season, though not equal to that Of
the season previous, far exceeds that OF
any city in Iowa or west of Chicago, and
keokuk is yet what she always was and
will be. the porkopolis of the State. We
are informed BY the Assistant Assessor,
W. {. Stripe, that the total number of
hogs slaughtered 10 this city by our pack
ers and others subject to taxation is lO8.-
699, and considering that no hogs can be
taxed that weigh less than $50 lbs. and
that there was an unusually large number
of light hogs this season, owing to the
high price of corn in the Des Moines
valley, the total number will greatly ex-
ceed the above figures.
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| mon NURSERY, TT. MADISON,

-
r.. 4ftSs- . ~ Nszsrs ald pr 100 $ o.
Dwarf fsass. 10 yeass usa ,,r .f,,sv :. ~ -.
- - y" AZ ffsfs- ~ years old ii elias. - a ,ey
ck"ir - - f'sr log STANDARD Pears see,. .l. Issy
sncrrirss iasgr sg.- l. ~ +. fe44 Ma. - - 1-s
50 ~ ~ A'-s fssfh lr- kle8 S..sar55s4 kli.,f'
eire" tFt-as. I9Nl8ii7- EYsSsasis,, Np,iegr, - ,
ia~F berry sc.hs er-e stsz u s.rs,.p s. a. 81 - -
sifsLS eataw ia lsa=.z Clinton S,far-s Yet, :
3 if s'%il oae ssAr cid plalts SIC ,-r Ips
p.ASA,~ e Pet fazsa, tn kjGls q Istrgte.ss NJ !
e.sr st1 as !" - - e~1. VI Vr-a1a'lisl TF-ss. n.
~ sosEs-snnaiaer Rse Bsnezl ~ ti,i,a Per,espaI or
Hguse plsits, &c. S' "iefn
ts,alf ssies ssss application
t"s al ~ ssZe fet kt,tnk freight will f- q.
AsT.kuk sfsifnn, except FIR aflle tres n, clsIe e
fAf 'iit Simply eHoazh T. Tay ior sscks or 1xes
i"a l. HULL
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Es5- Miss Emma Webb, the elder of
the Webb sisters has entered the field
against Miss Anna Dickinson. Miss
Webb is said to be a capital speaker, pun
gent and satiricsl, and much sport is ex-
pected from this contest of female wits.
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ES- The steamer Jennie Whipple will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keokuk, making
connections at Burlington and Davenport
with trains east and west.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ eTsrs or Iews LEE Ca.--sx
by sirtne nf special execution aa direcfea iss
by tir efk ci the District Court county in ,-
o. ni! "eas ard against II Haufn2k - | havs lest@i
upon aud viii seil the hgisess hidses st tse frs,
DIOR t4 the fieTk ac- Of District Court Of Ies
eoaatt taWa st keoEuk. IN said county. on the eth
eaF - April A. D. lset between the hours ~ 'cfftk
A . snd eiqs H. commencing ~ a. cIe>k p u ~
saad day The following property o-wit: For feet asi
tso inches n q the enss Il lots seven sit
ssd nine f sna fourteen l4 feet aud f,ur nrhe- "A
- ise nnri-~ esieriy sie oi lot ten To- n II * one
hnnsdest snd twerty Eve t125 he4rw stae~th Is eia
lsei fronting MsiE street ana extending lSs even
~.dIh 10 the alley 10 said kk city Of keuk Lee oou-
9krn, LEVIED upon and % ba sold by order q court To
satisfy said writ u execution
Prlufers Fee s. sol ISgaYr 4SDyRSoS
heokuk, Mch. 10TH '5l sheriff II Lee Co few.
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a NNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION

a In accordance with Sec 90 part S. Char. IN J,
the echool Laws Of Iowa tbs annual meeting M
dent Public School Districts shall be held o fhs srccsr
Drday Of March for the TRANSACTION Of fhe busine "
tie District and for the election by ballot a Prdert
vice President Secretary md sasurer Who shaIl con
ne N ONCE for one year, and Director n the sue
q the one whose term expires who shah continne
IN ONCE three years.
for the purposes contemplated In said action meet
ing 81 the keokuk Public School District win be held ii
the Public School HOUSE, Blondeau street. 4opday,
- lAtk iSe4 between the hours o. 0ocloek
Z. ~ and r H. JW. OGDEN, ssc'y.
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nsa- We do not intend to impart any
information to the inhabitants of Keokuk
and vicinity when we state that we had a
fine shower on Tuesday night, and one
which the farmers say will be of great
benefit to the wheat crop. But we mere
ly mention it for the benefit of those who
live at distance and are reveling in dust
and dirt.
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nGThe Richmond Examiner exelsims
off we are resolved to be free, and wor-
thy to be free, we shall be in spite of the
very devil "
God and mankind are against the reb-
els, and if the deTil is also against them,
what will become OF them2
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THIRD CAvALRY.-A number of the
soldiers belonging to this regiment arc
arriving, and we understand that they
will all be here this week, and will proba-
bY remain about ten days
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Printing office RuIes.-.The very
Latest.

|. Enter softly.
g. Sit down quietly.
3. Don't inquire the news.
4. Subscribe for the paper.
5. Read the news for yourself.
6. Don'i touch the poker.
8 z. Engage In no controversy.
8. Keep six feet from the table.
8. Hands off the type.
10. Don't talk to the compositors.
H. Eyes off the manuscript.
BY a strict observance OF these rules.
you will greatly oblige the printer, and
need not fear the derI.
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CHANGE OF TINE. On and after
Thursday, the 10th day of March, there
will be change of time on the K. Mt. P.
and NJ. K. R. Passengers and shippers
on this road will take notice of the change.
See advertisement.
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Coal FIRM.-At least we warrant that
was the opinion of the negro who tried in
vain to make his team pull large load
of coal up the hill by our Office. But his
oaths aud sundry lashes had no effect on
the "crow baits'' for whom they were in
tended, and he was obliged to turn around
and retrace his steps.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE Iowa. LEE. Co.'S
by virtue Of special execution directed ISSUED
BY the Clerk Of the district Court OF cny I'm syo.
o Charles Parsons and against Peter Eear ani also
decree against William Burkett and Others l have
levied npon and will sell TO the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerks Office of the District Court
lee county Iowa. at keoknk In said county on the 9Th
day of April A. D. 1864, between the hours ocock
A. u. and O'Clock N, commencing at o'clock NJ o
said day the following property twit The fractional
northeast quarter Of section hirtyour 34l and the
fractional northwest quarter q section thirty three @
all in township sxyseren l6s north Of range fse rs
west, In Lee county Iowa
Tsen levied upon and to be sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ Of execution
Printers Fee 81 so. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Keoknk Mch. 10, Ca Sheriff of Lee Co. iowa
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CHERIFFsS S SALE.

~ sfAre OF Iowa LIE CorSrr-ss.
ny virtue ef special execution to directed issued
~ the ll-rh 81 the District Court ~ said county favor
{" hn tbs iberaiant and against law kns Taylor and ao
auecree a&ainst lais Holiday Others have levied
upon and viii sell 10 fhe highest bidder AZ The front ar
OF the Clerks tiec OF tie District Court II I county
Iowa, al heokuk In said county, the 9Th ay OF April
A. ID, 1854, tzt~een the hours Of o'ciurk A. VI aud
o'clock T. NJ commencing at O'Clock Z. VI. uf said isy
the following property, to-wt: Lots l2l and
three IN bock ninety POL in the city of keokuk
county Iowa, and also the undivided half Of forty
IL feet on the tnt ends OF lots ten lei eleven II and
twelve 1T in block cisityiliree s in the city Of kt-
kuk. Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Of court to
satisfy said writ of execution.
Keokuk: Meh. ~ III. ISRAEL ANDERSON
PrIntcrs Zee ~ % silerin Of lee Co. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-10

sar Look on the inside of to-day's pa
per for interesting Iowa Items and other
interesting miscellaneous reading mat
fer
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L s. INTERNAL REVENUE.
OrrfcE q. 8. ASSESSOR. ST DrsrRrcr
nr. PrEAsasr, Iowa. March /, 1884. +
Animal Tayes fer lS6A.

me attenuon Il taxfayerri hereby called 10 the pro
,Fi"F 0' te Unitea states Excise relative 10 th,
| assessment of annual taxes. ~
ny the sixth section Of the ~ JULY tss2 IN 4.
maus the dnfy OF all pcrsonr, TsrnersiEs frf ssscia
,ion OF corporations, made liable ~ any an,,af duty
hcense or tax On or before tho Erst Hosaa Of Mar -
eoea yser y make list return 10 the Assistant Asss
sof o tbe Dfstrrt where eaed N the a,rt IN ar,rr,,
incfi' the articles or ohsts ci.ed with s,risI IA
ana Toe business or occupation sit 70 fy an license
Every person who shall fail rnake sirh renrp Iv
the day specified will be iis5e a-s.~4ad ~ ,,,
ssseor according TO the best information which he can Oh
lam ana IN such case the Aessor eqtre,l 10 adj INV
IF csbtun 70 the amount 81 the items of seh Ist
froinpt returns emily viii avoid pen.Ilies
kser9 person who shall deliver 10 an Asse- a,v s,rs.
% list or statement, With intent 10 cvae the
or enumeration required by law Il yuict 10
M ~ hfe hundred dollars; aud Ia such ease The llst viii
oe hsle cut ty tle Assessor or Assxtsnt asssor ad
rom t- valuation aDd enumeration >, made there "a, he
no appeal. NH'fc e@' U"
payment a the snaual taxes, exce; those for lcess~
VIII MT be demanded until thu tlIrteth aav ~ Jun
Inc appropriate biaaks which to make rpturr and
az hsssAry information, viii be furnished y Wpl q
slpe fe Assistant As<cssr FIR the lst pSyfso,g pa
ward hinley Esq II Division aud John Clavt.ol Fao
i1th pi'iiDn 10 osa the returns slenld be delivered m
lively. p n prrg rt t'si'N'
N1hJN L. :. AssF~Sar II
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EgThe Wheeling Nv. W Intelli-

sThe Wheeling wv. W Inteli-
gencer says: "We regret to learn from
those who profess to know that the peach
crop here is entirely destroyed. The
warm, bright sunshine caused the buds to
swell prematurely, and the biting cold
which followed destroyed them. So that
the coming autumn will bring us none of
this delicious fruit, and we will have to
depend, as we have for several years
upon the productions of Jersey and other
sections where the seasons are more req
ular, and where the frosts aud the sun
shine come at the proper times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-10

MUsLIN.-Brown muslin retailed at
wholesale prices at the Bag Factory, cor
ner of 4th and Main streets, up stairs.
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THE CITY.

LowRf has our thanks for late Chicago
and st. Louis papers Do not forget
Lowry when you want the news.
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NOTICE.


lsT CoiIkcTiox DIsrsIcr
Mt Plkastsr. Henry Co. Iowa March / 1854 (
aouee Is hereby given all whom IL ssv e,,re-, III =.
" eo,iiefnny with and ~ virtue of the Excise I.rS a
4;. It&ee- have tisis day reorEnnizssi the -fl
VISIONS af LIE fssunty in this i,srr,c,
f9rtssf therein three divisions to-vis:
isi Dsson- lst Collection Hs0rict ef IDxr To cytr .
tbs Tvs lsfiI~ ef jackson. Aoutro-e end DIS Naue- :.
county IA which '" C. STRIPE, Esl- keoknk is Assist
Dissson ist collection Dstrlo< II Iowa 10 osuri-e
tbs townships of Cedar Marion, Ersnkt;, nm,. ~, H. -
- an blfen aud Charleston Lee county in which
,a nanley, Eel, Of Dover. Is Assistant Assesssr
n.'7s7n III tf'iretpfl District = Iowa ffey- ii
nsiof - eonFse the townships ofJers,n w.st pin.
hl-F sztsinzton Green Bay aud Madison -.
Icy 10 ~tlfh J4ail iAsIs-sl. Esl. u Port MssG,,
hAs been afss3snts-i Assistant AsSesssg
AZ IfTSiis r-idiEe IN any Il sid usvis,ns .,i
~ 70 siiy btTT, ucENsE under tie prorisr. a
S1tlse Law, are requested ts IL list, vfth
TIE Assistant Assessor Il their r,fiye piYt1, n ,;s
x. u pTCKYI
'I-14AN ANdeS" l. :. A-.esslr 1t ITSf Iowa
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u. l.. OF A.

The U. L. of \. will hold its regular
meeting this evening at Union Hall, over
the GATE CITY office. Let there be full
attendance of all the members, as business
of Importance will come before the meet
ing.
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CoNCERTINA AND DULcIMER

CoScEHriNA WITHOUT MASTER: containing Elements az
Music, Complete Instructions fur tho Enriis} tcc.f ina
Songs Marches, Waitzes rclkas Dances &c, compiled
from works Of Case, Sedx~ck, and Rutinger 90
GENMAN Cn1rsRrISA INSTRUCTIONS; containing a COM
pete Course OF Study and Exercises With collection Of
Choice MRsc. BY Williams and CouIe. 80 cents.
DCLuNKR fysrRrrToR. Instructions for the Dulcimcr
togcther with Airs Marches waze~ Schottsches Horn
pipes, and Directions for Tuning BY J. Low % cents
Nailed postpaid on receipt Of price. Published by
OLIVER DIfSON Co. III Washington 81. Dcstun
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-10

HALTED-Y Yesterday an Irishman from
the country, who was some three sheets
in the wind, undertook to show off the
speed of the animal he rode TO a number
of the soldiers belonging to the Third
Cavalry by running him up and down
Main street. He was arrested and for
bis sport left FIVE dollars with Recorder
Martin. He no doubt will profit by his
experience and be more careful hereafter
how he makes track of our streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-10

IUsus NATURE.-A farmer residing
in Scotland county, Missouri, informed
US yesterday that on Friday morning last
on going to his stable he was greeted by
young colt with three ears, the third
one being situated Immediately between
the other two, which were in their proper
place. This is, indeed, a strange freak
in dame nature, but the strangest part of
the story is that this animal, with his
large supply of hearing organs, is entirely
deaf and "cannot hear thunder" as the
farmer expressed it.
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DIED I:

Gu Sunday 9th inst Mrs HARRIET r. wife Of 1IESRY
CLasx, aged 81 years and 10 months.
The funeral viii take place at the residence corner o
nth and Concert street to-day THURSDAY at O'Clock
Friends OF the family are invited to attend
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Mrs. DR.. D. A. SMITH,
CIairvsyant PAysieian aud Tesf Ntdinm.

cAn see yenr past and sture Diagnosis Of given
~ ktter sor ~ and stamp. Medicines expressed II
AmFed me curE al cnrHhie dsaases by medicine or
Dsenefism few patients from distance can ~ &C.
c0mmosted with board at her residence on Concert St
be4wesn 5th and eth. mcbs
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday. sth insts by Rev danes Brown Mr. pAv
WHkER, q birmingham, Iowa, TO Mrs. MAgsAEE1
FRENCH. oftlfi~ city.
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EIRST NATIONAL BANK,

kseKuK, February g. 1874
This Bank has been authorized by the Treasurer az tho
United States 70 receive subscriptions for the Two Year
per cent. Treasury Notes, which are made erl fem
der for their face value e $50
The notes viii be furnished in denominations af SO
500 $500 and oos interest commence wLer, H. su,
scIspuon Ms = received. H. X. LOVE, Cashier.
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ASSISTANT OF ARTERMASI - yH.s nvvrcr,
d I'LL LIZ. Z = !.

hE9krK- Iowa Feb . 1864
All petsts having elsaas against the it.d S;ae ~,
aoeni Of surises furaished BY Hy S.siet or s.,ic-
se,s-l under my direction, respectfully informed
~ % sueh claims mns' Re presented on the Iast d.y
OF eseh month for sdirsttnAsst
Bank u StIr,,nfst.,.1 1"'31ss"a
ie'-~o-N tSrfsia aud Asistsft Qrrsrre,1,as,.r