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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31
LANDS-TO ALL WANTING

NINELAND LANDS-TO ALL WANTING
FAkMS.-Lerge aud th-lv.ns settlement, mild and
besahui climate - miles south Of lhiadrlpa by 4ar0ld
Rio so! h produces llrge crops which BE-
growing Ten twenty sui my acre tracts ~ or, y 10 so
yef syabe within four Good bDsnes lennss
for n4nufcoe and others; chusche schools and good
S5ety. u Is the most imqioyins place Fast West.
HundIeds settling and bulldog beauty with which
the i laid passed Letter. Gsswer-d Iapeg
combining reports and giving foil osapu will be- free
AZ iress CHAS. X LANDS, Ninrsud Poet One CGmber-
Ane Co. y. J. From Rspol Of SKIM R5..fea. Agric z4rG!
Adisor Of The T}bvae ~ ts et ne most eJfes!ts Js
ysoets "a isr osifiJs and saios condition Tor
pieasant Turning TIA, k@0v " ii sds q The Ve'ieru
Psstries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31

RIVER BAs fo1Iet ~ Cnse o. Avs u li th- veeA
eDdtl Ssil,sa- :ae 9th dag q August, ia; ~.
amount Iolns aud sJun's ....el,sSlxol %
81 . cllstsn 1870 ".
81 Drg0sts
ca Aai Coany O. OK, IA IS Hays, C.sh,, OF ~
So-t VET Bark u icpSe and that ne a'sss
,,.,.nrf /. SJ,ec 70 ~. ny kl8wl-ds snd beeL
4. u HAYS CAhieL
svors before us this 9yh Day sfAagest isa ,u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31

Ocean Dank.-Ststcp.nI VI tie OOEAN ohNni AZ re-
u BY Ca Laws u io 20 ils heeA elhs ~
l7th ssy OF August. iSf - 80 90 n,
&C., sr,o,,,, y, -. -. 1913 atS 10
Average amount - os,Ss ~
uoHnL OF ID Ipe.S
CITY aad County gfNc~York. ID Ran opb Man fi,sl
the Eapk, bcls affirmed esg5e The .Os's
''s"'" connect " ue best" my A'1sfp' MHSi Pr.Ius
Affirm besre ibis 97tA day Of AasgA,, -
Hsss, P.Lxn, Es'4ry Pubhc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31
ea,. or the stnte sf Ncw.yerk. :

R,ul of fhe stnfe af Ncw-Y York .--sts,emsnt o.
N, BANK on iHE STATE ~ sE"fOitk. q ~ IVY o. ~.
yorl required By Chapter ~ Lsvs OF No. "" Ut ~ $3.50
ss'unsy. hs .7th LAY 81 Angutt, isoff
AMI Dseoolts 1855 a. 90
AvessEe amount eSssoI 90
Cay County o. foss. |. george W. bu' 80
Ter VI the Benz ~ The State OF Nes York. o. uS w -,
Yot benz .afn a4o nui fa the above rAeHSD ~"
rect, TO the best " snowisds- oe-S ar ,..p rh.,
svorn before lis 2Sh isv of Ausast lstt. NIL
J. L.rr.scs slcsso, Hoary faJle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31
DEPOT COMMIssARY OF SUB
STATES

L hoRsE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
FIFTH AVENUE. COR. OF 4tihsIr
NEW YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31

Grorers, Bsnk.-Sstemento Of the GROG HHo bn.' ~
YHk r-qafei by chfrtef 20 LAWSON is1 ~
th- res enius saturday s5th day OF August iot; m
ard tSIt.p
Av~usss q .p~le. 100. M
AEerlse o. CIcIiktsn "a
ANTes- ~ Dtfpfts
Cou N New York Samuel Wh,e. Cashier n
Gro-r. tie Guy sesIok day d-po'e an,
bet ~ tnov ess ana
tsnf SAMUEL u Wa IL, t.snrf
h n w.rso. S,i,ry Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31

yasssu Hank.-Ststemeut Of the NASSAU BANK ~
fe Chapor 30 Law. II i. lof he week cniins saturday
tA- 9Th Gay Ausasi, l-4t - 49,. 90. -.
a,r.,~ amount Loans aud p.o eSts2 -Oe 20
go. a-,o.n al Soc ,-................. I.iyG2
-rntr+ btrI 90
Cfg an, etln'y Fa1csN Harms, Cashier o.
% has,sn Rank .ns dy eo-. sni that the above
.- . -.,r,esf 10 Tue bet Of knssrdg and belief
TRtsCIs 81 HARRIS, Cashier.
e..n D.. of- me dc 27th ~ - August is<
CoaSslIss H. Diso.r.', foasy Pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31

mn. a. t W ,rfi ieRs' kSDGE tcHANl' DkNK a fe-
csslf.- 80 Lass i. Tor u4e su1ns Saturday %,
.r,l ftg ai Aselsf lri -, go, 90 %
80. 1900, - 49,. ................ gS.fsf 10
= ~ ~ ..is.., T,gNp co.
A. D
&c.. rf.g n v--. York 4 N,s~ron, Ca'i'f tr
sf.- -.-er. rf f--cnl..' beng tly sncl drr ~
rnrec ol rr ulSrlge ni %
- ""14 |'-''''' 80 10000
''o1 '' | '''' ~ " J. Po,r yotary Public
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

versed. Behind the hearse we're the en-
ployees of the deceased, and behind these
General Dana and staff, with 'nsny OF tho
officers of the post, on horseback. The
procession formed at the residence OF DR..
Seidlitz, where the body lay in state, and
proceeded in mournful procession to the
steamer. His riderless horse, following
the coffin. was melancholy token Of the
voii which the high and noble spirit OF
his owner bad filed on earth. Arrived
at the river, the procession halted, and
whilst the General and cortege reverently
uncovered their heads, the appointed pail
bearers bore to the steamer the mortal re-
mains Of thslloved and honored soldier, to
whose dull, cold ear the tokens Of friend
ship and the wall of grief were alike seal.
ed forever.
Tender. affectionate husband, firm
friend, true christian, honored and faith
full and honest officer, farewelll May the
sod rest lightly upon thy noble bosom,
and the soft breezes of your own beloved
soil whisper tenderly above your pillow oil
clay !-[Vicksburg Herald, Sept. 24th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
ZO1HZ.
DIR. II. NDERS & co
IODINE WATER

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart. Liver, Kidneys b
gestiye orgsts, and Glandulsr system.
The success which has attended the OF this remei
in priv practices and the Endorsement q medical
thofity, enable to recommend IL the prActtione
and the public feeling confident that sith trial IL
will attest its eiience IL the Chronic dis
which Indicate Iodine such scfoaa Bronchitis
skin Erurtions Heart Liver I'd Kidney Di>eases Ner-
sous Affections Neuralgia, Rheumatism Dyspepsia, De
hilit., syptlliis. etc.
Physicians may rely upon the Uniform strength OF
Iodine Water ~ containing thT.eqnatter grains
iane in esh fluid ounce pare water, sslrszi ts4ss
ased IL Is not liable to lecnnI Dtion atseoBsiy
Turned inequalities; neither il the Iodine ydix
Beutraisze by combination with any ingredient rsnt r.
ing this solution superior 10 any ether method Of e1b
ting Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle. that IL taay
used family medicine well ~ the profession.
Price dollar per bottle On receipt oi dollars
six bottles delivered Jrtf By express 10 address
Beware Of Counterf-its and limitations seh uprinei
ped dealers sndeasOr dispose On our reputation
See signature and trade mark the retk word head
Ing this sdstrtiseneatB upon the labels wrappers
each bottle, without which none Is genuine.
Circulars gratis.
Or. II. ASpERs co.
Physglans and Ghsmists
naySlds wcm No. 49, Broadway, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

FURTHER PosrPoNEMENr OF TAX.
SALEs.-Mr. Lowry informs US that h,
cannot commence selling lands aud lots in
jackson, Montrose, Van Buren and Des
Moines townships, until Monday. October
10th, when The sale will commence at the
Court House ia Fort Madison, and con.
tlnue from day to day Till all are sold.
N B.-Tte books will be closed upon
Friday evening, and no further payment
OF taxes will be received after that time
until conclusion Of tho sales.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
RA VOICE FROM VICKsBURG.

FtcEErrEs Ni-s, Aus. Q, 1858.
Dr.. John luii-pear Sir | happy 70 state 10 20
that have tIsed your vsluase Isittrrs with .ts
hensht 10 myself, IN guneta3 oeey AnJ prs,Iatiopo
yaier prOacei by dne&ifby aud In
uscne = ffss iiissss;Tp Nck.tnrR haYng
besn With Gsn Grants army tbrsis is hole sgai
efn eamlaagl. couH3cntiy recommend ia
persons y 30 exposed 10 unkesifiiy cisfastes
u. IS. Fu3LE
Age1t Z. i. Sanitary Ga;arnl ssicn
i1aysflt1E X r., SEPT. r. 1855.
On the ~ Of taiy isst ss,ltf.. i'rsazh agent
Of nsDe, g. tie Medical Dtegieg bsyas3asa; a the
Array " tie cumberland sAGH4ss S CA.ryp kfteys.
lf ettn. and ae<ted II. sitsf sAlsss lee tana il
merltoroas to sanction and ag3rovs It's among
soldiers.
The llowing is the Medical birerprs rrViy and also
eA hNeer.ns permission 10 siP ~ dez-n * cnce,jg
have Il sold 70 sntlers JOHN BULL
&. ut SIZED tst&i Ccirpn Ti4ters viii d. % harm
ar egss q iesls-s, -siy Aaj usslaraisn. %
steFso2 ~ br. Blls Ss4N II III tfel 6issse n il t.
suffers. A. HIS Es t4LAST6N,
snrgeen ant &seiatssl lHrerfzr d
heaasrsrisgs pefsai taas * ~ Cumberland,
Nashville. Team. Jagy -. Iets.
Or John Bairs agent, Mir has peressa54 Il slsr
q sesfs, Team. = Er0~s. ~ e1en II Bun. Ce
1tos h.feis ipr ssie - ssfisrs ID lie AFt1y a.ly
Tee Regulations II tie 1Eeavfy LssattEent - be
cor pied vsth stst1fiy.
" order u MAJ u Ten. Res. -raus
N& ". WIAks
Eassr Aaa Tres 90 MA.tlAl Gen.
FIR ISLE, Wholesale AID sas " hlt8Lga. iaftieyi
Co h"oAuE. loss ~...42<sa slgr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
JoHE BRucE,
Lieut.. Col. 10Th Iowa.

.- Hon. j. s. Sloan, of Keosauoua,
in private letter to US, SAYS
81 would like you and the folks gener-
ally 10 come up to old Van Buren, to the
Union rally on next Saturday, the Sth in-
slant. The weather permitting, we hope
to have good time and good meeting.
Old Van Buren, will make an addition to
her good narle this fall, in the way of
rolling up big Union majority"
That is right. Old Lee places herself
alongside Van Buren, for big rally on
Saturday, and big Union victory in No
vember II is rivalry, however, without
envy. for the cause is common one, and
to both counties, Union victories 10 either
furnish cause for rejoicing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
financial quo Commercial.


By Telegraph cg;e4se Oct. $
Markets generally weak. ard business lzAf on sc-
count Of the scarcity Of Taaney.
fiouFisS - lower ssies II ooo t5ls. att coa7 81
~ e.sl TO choice spring Extras. No demand or Vim
Wbeas-epese~ GsIa hut closed 8. lower Sales loa-
co.. hush al l 4o1l p FIR NJ : Ri. 1 S5iSl - f.r
No spfiag. and 3lesi 50 for 40 = ciosi5x weak Al
Inside,
cprn-Neglected and e lower saies 4fsa9 bash al
10 Al II isr No. l. and 1871 i5 FER NJ. ? closing
ncealal.
oafs.,.lc io~sr Al asilas45@c for Ne. !.
kye-Bali and heavy ~ eae.
Barley-Dull. Sales scss bas,.. ri 451i & FIR
No. 2
xhi>ky-Af easIy saiss 30 hbis. 81 ! -
frsgsi9n-sii. Sales 10 hhls pgiGae suess AZ Il o.
sa!i-Dsll 81 90.
sesisTinothy Is 10 Ak Lover Sale of good at %
Flax S@ed cool 10 choice 81 2 2sa2 1t
Iias-steady at Is GO.
Mons.-sery searce-Banks refuse 10 6ssceeut n q.
lar.
Eastern fxchanee-scarc. ami firm at discount,
bn,ins, and par selling.
Gei.--IsT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
HEADoa's i9rH Iowa Vols.
F.. Barrancss, Fla, Sept. Is, 81.

= Daii auoae, ia, SSPt. ~ OIL
Dear nc Crary: We are threatened
veTy much With seuryy. Since coming
here cur sick Isl has very much increased;
no deaths yet, but the large number OF
funerals every day in naighboriug regi
ments from scurvy make me apprehenslse
for the health OF my men. Some OF them
have the scurvy nov, but no very bad
cases have "a yet been deye.opad
The main remedy for this is vegetable
food. OF which there is no prospec, oil any
thing Ike supply frsm Gogernmeut
Some OF the companies OF the regiment
have received letters from homa, stating
tAas friends there we're about sending
them sanitary stores. Lee county has two
companies here, A and c. Is there not
some one who would take an interest for
them. and direct some OF the contributions
made to tbs Sanitary Society by the good
people OF Old Lee, in this direction? In
that way some of those ia whom they are
most interested would receige them.
Potatoes, pickles, toma Toes, onions,
fruit Of all kinds. any kind OF anti seorbu-
~ ~ ~ 10 what IN NdHiSu Oh tue eta GGast
to prevent scuryy.
| hardly know wha: TO ask YOU 10 do.
but suggest that you call the attention of
some Sanitary Aselt in Lee county to the
matter
DR.. n. Udell, Iowa State Sanitary
Agent stationed at New Orleans, will see
to forwarding to Us from there ANYTHING
thai may be sent.
| suppose the lahors Of the Sanitary
Commission are abundant, and there is
more demand than supply. The 10Th has
not, however, received much aid OF this
kind. Happily for US it has no, needed
y as much as some other regiments, in
whose behalf the commissibn has done
more.
We do need it now, howe yer, to pre-.
vent scourge that is threatening u. and
| think The people of the First Congres. !
slonal District could and wonld do some |
thing for US if there was somaone to move |
in the matter. There is 10 time for de |
lay have waited too long already.
| am, as ever, yours,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
To she Rvtenle - the Nineseenth
IoWa Regiment.
KKoKUK. OCT. s. 1854.

KEoKUK, Oct. s, 1864.
Editors Gate City II have just re-
ceived the following letter from Colonel
Bruce. 1t contains an appeal which /
trust the friends of the regiment will re-
spond to promptly. The brave boys of
the 10Th have suffered much. A large
proportion of them have for long time
been confined in that most miserable of
rebel prisons at Tyler, Tex s. A new
danger now threatens them. Will not
the people make special effort in their
behalf? There are few. indeed, who are
unable TO furnish something In the way
of fruit or vegetable food. la n authorized
to say that any contributions left with
Robertson d Albers at their store. corner
Third and Main streets, in this city. will
be shipped to the regiment. There can
be no reasonable doubt as to supplies
reaching the regiment, as tn ere is water
communication the whole distance from
kcokuk to Pensacola. We shall ship to
Dr. Udell. Sanitary Agent a. New Or
leans, and he will forward them to the
regiment. This arrangement can be re-
lied upon. Persons at distance from
keokuk, can ship their contributions to
this place addressed to Robertson d Al
bers. l hope the friends Of the oompa-
MES from Henry, Jefferson, Washington,
Louisa and Van Buren, counties will send
liberal contributions. and that newspapers
in those counties will call attention TO the
matter. Let US send such q supply as
will entirely relieve the pressing need OIL
the regiment. and at the same time
demonstrate that We do not forget the
men who have peried life and health in
the nation defense
| Truly, yours, GEo. W. McCRARY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
Corrected by s.Haaiil ! CO., Wholesale creeers.

Corrected by s.HaAiiL CO., Wholesale Greeers.
sresR-s. Orleans fair. pc; prime, 2ss choice 26c
New York. C. 2stzc. New York, A, ~ s crushed sal
powdered 81 ~.
M5L,sss--sa.ar Honse.1 cs@1lsc; Golden Syrup, 90
@sl 25-Sorghum, s5es75c.
CsFFks-Rio Is to soc.
ktes-i7c.
s0D.-AIsarican II &c; English, i2iS.
: soAF-Palm, liz e; German, istsl3
CAspLEs-Star, 3sc; ssnlnier Pressed Csc
TEss-Young Tyson. 81 e9a2 -; Imperial, 81 IS to
s. y; Black, al - 10 81 rs.
T9sAcco-Iiaik Sweet. s5c; Medium Brands, 90 to
&c; Gold and Natural Leaf 81 80 to e 90.
.4Bs-Best Brands 50 Is to rates.
Gk,ss-sxl0 Country IS 90 City IS, rates.
CeRDAaE-SI 10 &c.
Oar APpLss-H - 12c p ID.
DsT pEAcuxs-Hifs II &c lSr = D.
Dsr CURKssrs--25r.
RaIsIxs--Se 80 to Il 90.
e.Lr--4 80 TO 90.
PEARL SrsRcH-f0c.
Me1ss WOODEN WARE Hoop Pals 81 oa.; . boon
do. 81 S5 10. Tubs Sl6 50; No. do Is 90; No-3do
Is 50; Nests 81 do, : IS Wash-boards s. CO.
FisH--No. l Nackere,, bhls, SIS eAGsls co.
No. . do do SIS qoaasl7 co.
No. do hf do Sl1 ooesil &c.
No. Q do hf do $40 OaIiu 20
Hfbhls. No. White Fish, 7fo 90
0IL2 --Cosl OIL, e5eI 90; Iuseed OIL IS; Lard Oil
ST 50 Fish Oil 81 %.
CHkEsg-Denpark % 10 &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

say Northern people know little of the
:errors of Confederate CONSUMPTION. A
Southern Unionist says be has seen a
small farmer drive into one Of the county
towns of North Carolina with his wife
and two children in his one horse wagon,
and be pulled out Of it with scarcely a
word by the conscript officer, and hurried
oft TO the conscrlpting camp, with hardly
chance to say good bye to his family,
who may never see hip again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

s5 A young man should walk in the
open air SIX miles every day. A young
woman three or four: When still weuse
500 cubic inches fair minute five
walk at the rate of one mile in an hour.
ooo Two miles an hour, 1000. If we
run SIX miles an hour, 5000; trottiug
horse, 1850; canterin :. 1900. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

$4,000 People WANTED To attend
the great Union Rally at the junction upon
Saturday. Also the same day an equal
number to attend the great Union Mass
meeting at Keosauqua.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
Sew York N ark el.
BIZ TELEGRAPH. ]

By Telegraph Wv YeEE, Oct. 5.
Cotton e4iet at l -
rtour-State ami rst~rn dull sna i0e fewer; s0.s
SIS far Extra State. tHt39 - for Extra L II. o.
--M aea;--uuil al = lower, Ta4l 70 fsr Chicago
spriug 1901 - for MI Clah. Tsss Tor Winter
Red and Amber Aicb.
cern-Iieayy aBa nou.inally . to e lower st slGsa
for Mixed Western.
PaIk-Lower at 80 co fqr 50 fe8 10 @ FOR new
g. - saas 80 ir prime. IS o1 - - for piiae.
tar4-DuiI anil treofing r; 1891 - e.
Thissy-.ie~yy saa loser 1t Is : 20 for Western.
closed heavy.
sugar-Uu AMI heas =; Me- 1siasgs ailsa 81
Petroleum-Dull a BE FIR Grade; T. fsF Refined in
Bond, anJ 13c for Refined fFee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
A Solemn Scene.

The funeral ceremonies attending the
transfer Of the remains of Ca plain N. J.
Rusch, late A. Z NJ, and master Of
transportation at this post, to the steame,
Magenta, for removal for intermept =, h;s
home in Iowa. were very solemn and i'm.
posing.
The procession, which was a very large
ons, vas beaded by brass band, PLAYING
solemn music. The body was escorted By
sp'disss Of the Ssh Ohio, With srus 70.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

PEOPLE OF LEE AND VAN BUREN,
Turn out in your strength upon Saturday
at the rallies 10 your respective counties.
We can endure bad roads and bad wealth
eF better than Copperhead success. Let
every body be out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

For THE BENEFIT OF THE Cu.,s1,.,
CoMMIssIoN.-The Ladies of the FRS,
Presbyterian Church hereby invite the
public to Social at the residence Of c,n.
&. +. Conn, on Concert street, between
First and Second, on Thursday evening
October 9th. Adnlittauee and refresh
ments fifty cents. As the cause is a
worthy one. large attendance is desired
~ COMMITTEES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

BLAcKwooD's MAGAzrsE.-We have
received the September number Of this
very able Magazine. l. is. as usual,
full Of good things to those loving the
"sabstantals." The contents are :
Chronicles Of Carlingfosd. concluded !;
Cornelius Q. Do*d upon Men and Wo-
men, and other Things in General; Rev.
Charles Kingsley and Or. Newman To-
ny Butler, Part XII; The Alphabeticals;
Letters from the Principalities; The
City Of Gold.
Published by Leonard Scott & CO.,
New York. Price So 90 per anuum, or
$40 90 for Biackwood and the four Re-
views.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

WESTERN ILLINOIS SANITARY Fam
Next Tuesday, Oct. llth. this Fair will
open in the city of Quincy, and from the
preparations that are being made We have
no doubt of its succees.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

BOARDING "A large number of nedi.
cal students viii be in our city in a few
days. Families wishing boarders, or those
having rooms to let, viii please leave their
names, price, and the number they can
ACCOMMODATE, with Professor Hughes. or
at the Estes House Hospital. with Pro.
fessor Cleaver.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
new forA r1eacy Market.


b Telegraph tsw Ycsx, Oct S.
Moaey--Napted ~ per eet1.
ateriing-Dnii It ~ TOR gold
Geld-opeued st 1sat !, a4sa closed al Iss.
stccks-Lswer, with considerable b4ssnus dang
Isl Is 81 coupons l0sis
$50 Coupons l0olS
Is5g coupons e5s4
80 Treasury Notes 184tx
f&Plea G4cIssi& CARIe71I M& Ppcsi
81. & s-r-g i,n 81 VI Cert riss Pse Mail 80
&c ~. tase 81 80 Ill. fIud-s,a llals; liar
lam 10; EeaEtas Tic; Acit2; Ms -: Toledo lbs
q & u Cert 20 :; icksdyer Il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06
GRAND UNION RALLY +!
AT THE
junction, October slh, 1854.

At meeting of the County Central
Committee yesterday morning, it was
determined to have a GRAND MASS
MEETING at the Junction on Saturday,
October 8th. Prominent spt akers from
our own and other States will be there to
address the meeting. GENERAL BEN.
NJ. PRENTISS, of Qaincy, Illinois !;
JUDGE DOOLITTLE, of Wisconsin;
SENATOR GRIMES, of our own State,
and other prominent speakers.
Every Union man in the county is
expected to be there-lhe Chicago Con.
vention and Mick Lelian's letter of &C
.eptanee notwithstanding.
Rally to the standard OF LINCOLN &
JOHNSON, and let the war cry be
Dorm aeih the Rebellion, the Chicago
Platform and The CopperAead Party,'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

RI We learned that a young woman
attempted TO drown herself in the river,
from the levee yesterday. She succeed
ed ia not doing it. No PARTICULARS.
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9pffial Notices.
OUR DUTY.

We deem It our duty to keep constantly before
readers that most valuable Of iii medicines known as
Goes Cough Balsam 1t has stood the tests of time and
experiment and all who use It in the most praise
worthy terms OF its medicinal value 1t the real duty
OF every parent TO Keep constant supply OF IL In the
house ready for immediate Not only il 1t q most
splendid remedy for coughs. sudden colds influenza,
cronp and nli throat eompisnt IL il the copsunp-
tive's great relief When they 80 far gone that no
medicine will ever cure them Goes Cough Raisam will
be found Invaluable friend to aliay the help
the expectorstion and the snierer Why win We
that suffering from coughs, colds Group throat
hoarseness-ana that are liable to pulmonary attacks
Of Coes Cough Balsam-the best and cheapest Cough
Basa in the world 1t costs but forty cents and can
be found upon the counters OF druggists everywhere
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PRODUCE, PROVISIONS. &c.
Corrected by GAYLORD 4 CO., Produce Dealers.

FioUR-superfne. s. 10 r bbl g SAL, co. Double
Extra, r ttl 9 81, q sack, 50, Extra p Dbl so
per sack 90. Retail Soc = bal and Csc ? sack higher
NHE.r-Spring, 81 IS TO 30; FALL CO 10 IS = bu
Corn MEAL-s5 10 r 100 be.
BsAS-h heat. 81 2o Corn, Is p 100 Ifs.
C1gS--New 20 10 80, old 90 = bushel.
RYE-70 to Soc = bush.
BaRLEY-Fail, i so; Spring / u.s.
oATs.-5oto sc q bush
GREEN APPLEs-9oclsl 25
PoTAroEs-1 - to1 so.
BuTTEe--Common 30c; Choice 35c
EG5s-22c.
LaRD-26c.
SaouLDEKs-16c y n.
SIpEs-22c n D..
H.xs-2ac y 10; Sugar Cured do 25c
WHITE BEAss-Comnion to Good, 81 25Gas1 IS: pr,m.
Navy, 81 90. "'e
TAlLow-I5c.
BgEswsx-J0 10 Coo.
HsT-Tmothy, si2 oo915 90; balsd, $40 90; Prsirie
$40 00saSl2 90. ie'
HIDEs-Dry Flint, 1sc; Dry salted lac; Grubbr b.,,
price; Green, I; Green Sheep Pelts. 70 to 81 co. "a
SEEDs-Timothy. So 30; Flax az Is to 2 49,
BEER CArrLE-s2 rs. to s. 90 gross
eHEEr-s4 90 to SIS 90 Thead
WooL-Factory Tnbwashed, $50 9oc; Fine Fleece IN
Medium do, IS to So. ~
Par Hoss-ss 90 to SO 90 nett:
FEATHEss--50 to Csc.
RAos-434 to 5l5c
BAas-buriaps, IS TO 5oc
Single Dummies, oec; double do, escI
Seamless, bush, SOC to l Is
Flour, X Dbl, 90 TO 81.
do "a bill. 80 to se.
DO 4 bbi., (paper) 6Go.
fA-ks-Wool Sacks, . Is q piece.
y, Copfsa-s9 70 sc y b. E
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Printing Inks.
All kinds and cclors for sale mt this
office. mt Manu- facturer's prices.

E Professor Lymans Entertainment
comes off tomorrow evening at Chatham
Square Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-06

DRr GooDs-GoLD-A complete and
full assortment Of fall and winter dry
goods SIZZLING OFF at the New York
Store at greatly reduced prices. We
have marked down our goods to cores
pond with the reduction on gold. We
beg to assure the public our goods were
purchased prior to the late grea, advance.
We are now selling them regardless of old
fashioned high Prices.
NJ GREGG, AGr.
(2t) New York Store