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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-25
fSisnedl

John Davis was the Democratic Congress
man from Voorhees, district for eight years, and
Eckcls has been Circuit Judge of the same dis
trict. Voorhees, made exceedingly lame eff
fort at reply, saying that he knew nothing OF the
case. and would therefore say nothing; the going
on TO endorse both the writers as able patriots,
and calling atten ion 70 the iact that the letters
presented were only copies. He did not how
ever. deny their authenticity, though Garfield
told him he would be very glad TO have him do
so. Garfield stated that the letters were obtained
by spy, protesting TO be rebel, and thus gain
ing their confidence, who aterward used them to
carry him through the rebel lines General Gar
field is prepared with ample proof of their au-
thenticty.
AS the Gazette correspondent states, Mr.. VooR-
HE'S, in his response to General GARFIELD, pro-
nounced these letters to be spurious and false
General GARFIELD did not pretend TO produce
letters in the hand writing of Messrs- EcKELs and
DAVIS, but only copies of what purported to be
such There is no probability that either Judge
EcKELs or Mr.. DAVIS wrote such letters. They
The letters dated July, 1863. Even if the
sympathies of these gentlemen were entirely with
the rebel cause, and they were dcsirous of pro
noting it's success. 1t is not at all probable that
men of their intelligence would jeopardize them
selves by writing such letters under any cifcum-
stances. And if the Federal authorities had any
evidence of their authenticity, is il not strange
that they should permit this completely with trea-
son to go unpunished? Is it not more reasonable
to suppose that the political opponents of Messrs.
EcKELs and DAVIS, if they had any reasonable
proof that they had written letters of the charac
ter charged upon them by Gen. GARFIELD, would
not for moment have hesitated in arresting
them and exposing their disloyaltyf Is 1t at all
probable that an Abolition member of Congress
would have withheld from the proper authorities
such evidences ofreason for the puri ose Of max
ing sensation speech3 Wehave not doubt but
the result will show that these letters are forge
ries. manufactured by personal and political
enemies of Messrs. DAVIS and EcKLEs to malign
and njure them. If honorable gentlemen. or
those protesting to be such. will permit them
selves to be used tools in such wicked. nay
devilish. conspiracy, who viii! deny that we have
fallen upon evil times : If party spirit cah be
carried to that extent. who will be safe from the
Vaccinations Of wicked menf 81 aasG
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-25

DEAR SIR-l take this method of introducing
to your favorable attention Mr. Oliver Rankin,
resident of this place. Mr.. Rankin wishes to
enter the service OF the South in some capacity.
that he be of some assistance to your
cause | can safely recommend him to you as
an energetic and faithful man, IN any capacity
YOU may place him, and | know that he be
valuable assistance to you Mr.. Rankin was for
some time connected with the Union army, but
became disgusted with the party in power. and
resigned in consequence thereof. Any favor
shown him will, am satisfied never be betrayed.
81 am, General, very respectfully,
Your obpdieut servant
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-25

TIE EDAILX SEN TIN Ell
Will be sent by mail express to subscrberat at any
point for sixty centsa month"; seven dollars year.
All subscriptions invariably in advance. Address
ELDER HARKNESS, p BINGHAM.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07
New York. JnnA 4


The Tribuue's special, dated June lst.
says Sheridans cavalry. on the day pre-
vious; drove the enemy down the Me-
gainesville Pike, within Eve miles Of
Richmond.
Our lines we're considerably advanced.
and the impression prevails that Lee has
Withdrawn his forces within the inner de-
lenses of Richmond. His losses for the
past two days must have been severe
largely in excess of ours.
Contrabs uds report the citizens of Rich.
mond in grea, fright.
The enemy left their dead and wounded
in front of Warren, and the sight was
sad and sickening
Yesterday, June I'd, the eth corps and
Badly Smiths force made heavy charge.
carrying tie first line of the enemS.s
works and taking six or eight hundred
prisoners. An hour later the rebel. made
. tremendous assault and we're friv tfu llv
slaughtered. Hancock also repulsed I'M.
liar .ttacke, inflictiDg severe loss. The
lighting vas most desperate. The enc
my's loss must have been from tvo "a
three thousand-our four or Eve hmm.
dred.
Burnside's corps showed equal valor in
repulsipg an attack.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07
Baltimore, June 4

OUtiMotes June 4.
This evenings American says a gen.
tlemsn who left the front at nine O'Clock
Friday morning. represents the attack
reported BY Grant as having opened with
fierce cannonading along the whole line
The csnnonading could be heard, as it
progressed, down the peninsula.
The important fact reported by our
informant is that the army is 10 the best
possible condition and spirits. They have
never. in any previous campaign, been so
well supplied; there were abundant pro-
visions constantly going forward. The
whole army worships Grant, and say tina.
he is the only man who has given them 4
chance to fight.
The belief was universal both among
the troops aud residents of the country in
the vicinity of Richmond that the rebel
capital must fall.
There had been no attempted raid on
the White House as reported, aud couse.
quently the rumored capture of Fits Hugh
Lee and his cavalry vas unfounded
The White House presents a scene Of
activity unprecedented since the days of
Gen. McClellan's campaign.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07
Within Eleven Miles Of the Rebel Capi-
tai.
New York. June 4.

The Herald's Headquarters Army Po-
tomac correspondent Of May 3lst Gays all
that was done yesterday MONDAY
amounted to nothing more than a series
of attempts to ascertain the enemy's po-
sition.
The Heraid's Washington special says
Gen. Barnard, accompanied by number
of engineers, left for Grants army on
Friday.
The Tribuue's special from headquar-
tiers of 9th corps, | ! miles north of kich.
moRd, l p. m. of May 81, says the line of
rebel rife-pits was carried in front of
Hancock.
Heavy firing all day by Wrights corps,
who are in very close proximity to the
rebels, both parties wishing each other to
commence the attack.
Capt. Platte, Quartermaster Of the 9th
corps, with five men and a wagon cap
tured on Sunday night with supplies. win
reach the corps to-mJrrow from White
House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

New York, June 4.
kohnstamms was sent to Sing Sing
prison tor ten years for defraudiag the
government.
A fire at Nos. So and go Fulton street.
occupied by NJ. Hollingshead, 1.-The
grapher, destroyed property valued at
$50, 900.
Messrs. Kirk. Tyler, Bird and Rydner,
were also sufferers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

The Buchanan Guardian, Of last
wsek, contains the valsdic.ory Of J. Rich,
Editor. Nj. s. B. GoodsDow takss change
Of its columns.
A R1ca LEAD.-R. a. Champion, q
New Diggings, Grant county, sald $780,
600 pounds Of mineral for >75 per tbou,
sand the other day. The pockeing Of !
cool s22 500 cannot be very injurious 70 Z
mans prospects for comfort ia old age -
Dubuque Times.
We clip the following items from the
Davenport Gazette of Friday
RucHANAs CousTY. infamous
scamp attempted the destruction Of train
on the railroad from Dubuque TO Cedar
Falls, by placing obstructions on the
track near Independence. The cars werc
thrown from the track, but fortunately DO
lives were lost.
Polk CousrY.-Oyer $40O were sub.
scribed Al one meeting held 10 Des Moines
in aid OF the State Orphan Asylum. "A
county association for that project has
also been formed.
PAGH CouNTY.-The Southern Iowa
Observer is the title of paper Just start
ed at Clarinda, Page county, Iowa, By
Smith 4 Co. 1t is neat six colum :
sheet, and devoted to the cause Of the
Union and destruction of Copperheads,
May prosperity attend it.
HAMILTON COUNTY, On Saturday lat
John Bird was arrested and taken before
a magistrate on Charge Of larceny and
burglary. He was held 10 appear At The
District Court in the sum Of $500. At
ter the examination he was allowed to 20
out 70 iud bail. 1t is not known whether
he succeeded or not. as he has not since
been heard of. -
DIS MONIES CouNTY.-About two
Thousand dollars have been subscribed
and partly paid, BY citizens of this cousty
for the Orphans Home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

A special to the Conmsrcial says IL
receipts Of the internal revenue during
the fiscal yeArs ending With the present
month, will be over one hundred nillio.s.
Il Is estimated that the present bili will
realize twice - much after il il 10 work
ing order. but for the first ak montha
the rsvsnae viii not b incesassd nueh
Il any. -T-r1-l,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

IRRITATION OF THE NICK OF THE BLADDER,
rxFLANNAfIos or THE KIDNEYS.
cArARRH or TIE
srRAxGuARr AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
URIHATIHG.
Rar these siseases IL truly sove eign remedy and
90 much cannot be ssid in its praise A sneie dose
has been tno 10 relief the urgent o. mptoms
Are ou troot ed With thai distr~ssitr pain IN lh%
email 81 the back sud through the hpa?
magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have Ions sine given up The use cuhebs and
juniper In the tteatr those Diseases ana only
sse them Tor the want Of q better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal TO the that has dsvoIved
upon II.
DIURETIcs
Irrase and dreneh the kifneys and by constant use
soon LED 70 chfouicdeReneTsio Ion and confirmed dis-
We present the Constitution Water to the public
class Of dis which has been found 90 emf
emily suecersfui for curing and trust that -
VII ~ rsvarded for our eesstsis placing valuable
remedy In aferm 70 meet the requirements Of pstien
and physiefan.
READi RsADt RxAp,t.
DAHvIlIs, Pa. Jsne ID. 1854 DR.. w. II. Gre
-Dssr Ssy FIN February. 1851. was sfiicied win
sugar diabetes, and for nvs nosshs passed more
thsn ITO K.lions Of watern twenty -four hours vas
Obliged 10 get up often ten t~-ve frfes during
a,6 . e. N MONTH 'os sss
cared twe bottles ~ Cossitusion Wstev ard In two
1ays afser using sxpeEienced relief sad AFTER tab
Ing ny usast good health. Yonrs truly,
( t r /. De WITT.
Bssres eossxas. D. y, Dee. q, 1861 Iva. n.
6vrxx Co : Gssfs 81 freely give you iilerty 70
naks ofihr follower certificate Of The value Of
SsSes manner ~, .sss s.s .ss.esed With pain In IL
he khoaideys whole ienath Of back. and In Der
nmos. viih Psipssfiea Of tn Heart esd irrtssis. @
~ Dte6drr. etilsd III, sfclan Who attended her
abost ntne neass when De ie her worse than be he'd
f6sDd her, then employed one afthe beat physeians
and while sha under his she did not suffer
ssits - much pals finally aave her up and said
s|.s.sssss II issss tls arasesas xiuss ~ -
Gperafss aeGasf HAs~ U her 6Nestifs - About
Ilss ume she commenced the nse 81 Constitcn water
nd 10 our inter astonishnent, almost the rst dosa
the desired e6ees. and me kept on in
psyiss rap.dsy under Y tcs.l sas, aad supers-
~ afiAs cessthsslsa Water To- sbsat fOsr vesSs,
sss L ss Il ssssssss R
wsrrvnsvsslD. Cons, Marsa :, Iess.-Dr, y. y.
0sses-~Ds6r sbvs--Havit9 seeA yoM sdvsstiasaeasi
sss s. io os. s.ss, -:
~ sr.es, i sAy.se.ss VII only s,.soss r.,i.s,
vas indseed - ~ yo.! medielse l procured oae
Ga 2na $3.50 Aa4 usS4 AaIf ~ III . ~ sarps1ss
foepa eseas seangetn NJ AeaIth I have ussj ave /
bo@stlb efW md An where never expected - 10
~ ~. wst, an = snsespasih oaasat x rsvss -
IA !. ~ ~ =, 4. !, !: .s. :, AZ 9:
Yesssusiy LKOMAsD 8. BIG.Low.
s101 bALB n ALL DkucGisrs. PRIcs 81.
w Il. aksGd : CO., prspristors.
tnon0AN Z ALLBy, eesevsI Agents
i ~. - Cli9 areet, Mew York
s Assnss - earAsos
pUAkuR p1N0H = FUkLxa,
oM9rn & DNYHQ.
- y zs.a vfIuFaos, lAA53.xrT I,
&No1Avon-sa6 u. - Ussn-st.. g.esus
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07
ID Feviltes.

Write your name with kindness, love
and mercy on the hearts of the people
you come in contact with year by year,
and you will never be forgotten
Mr.. Jones allied upon the gentleman
who advertised to restore oil paintings.
and requested him to restore ! valuable
landscape which was stolen from him two
years ago.
A young married couple may we'll be
content with a mere martins boz of q
house if it will hold two-or so; no mat
ter how humbly furnished if there is hope
in it.
A beautiful woman is like great truth
or great happiness, and has no more
right to cover herself with green veil,
or any similar abomination, than the sun
has to wear green spectacles.
LOVE MAKING.
To win the mind the poet tries
And sometimes writes TO Jua'sey
She likes rerse, bus cruel within.
She still appears arsSss 10 him.
An ITishman remarked to his compan.
ion, on observing lady pass, "Pat, did
you ever see so thin woman as that?"
"Thin," replied the other; botherssh une,
l seen woman as thin as two of her to-
gether. | have
To all letters soliciting bis "subscrip-
ton to anything. Lord Erskine had reg
ular form of reply-'Sir: feel much
honored BY your application, and beg to
subscribe" here the reader had I'd turn
over ieaf) myself your very obedient
servant" &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

Probably the last Battle Outside ef
33eAneaA.
Nau York Iuna


Especial to the Timss.]
A headquarters dispatch of May 31st
closes thus:
There is hardly q doubt that the posi-
tioa now held by the rebels in our front,
will be held as long a. possible for the
purpose Of gaining time to perfect de-
lenses on the Chickahominy.
We shall ere long deliver battle, and
l need not say that in relation to the POI
sition Of the opposing forces this is the
only field fight We will likely have outside
OF Richmond. and that its result must
decide whether the rebel capital can be
carried BY coup de main or whether it 10
destined to become an object Of summer
siege.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07
CONSTITUTION wATEn

-A - Wy tTF
CONSTITUTION WATER
H0ossa psssssnssd ~ the Medissl pSeaIsy. ara O.
1gsaie - betbs nest sesdssfsl ss.sAy fnr H. 49,
KiDNBSs snd BLADDsa thsa - ever sssx oasss1. 4.
: ,s g , k'iSECfE WI Wsrs |. re-.
49, - 80 say lei ~ mas doups shes siBgss bsale
hss been known dreases which the cest nedca
talsnf II ais eosnssy MS failed TO relieve. IL
SssS pes.s.:ips ss ,'I,o.. Z, We
70 Boz nsed ~ the Dest scisnsiAc psattsi povs 81
thss ea Ills Only second class that cries
- - sseFy nsase paish esrs; aod tbesve-
eess q tie ply seten increases ~ his ino wiere OF
1uh. - -
0sve Cen snaios water faar trsa.--~e mean "a,
are nndef souc spsesasfs from year 10 yeas
AID % paruisriy s,inde sdies rho are
rssengts ssaat tvssfsn1. sosss al ecsi spul
al ns or dsesses 9Th - much chance Of sueosss
ssfesss ssd BE from seesf Applications the shrosi
sos dAeeases n tbs brais.
have afways been carefnlt 70 use language in our
eiserhr 81 cseBA 20 sock TIE dsiie ate errsui
pessons III which cspsttsut.n water IL adanted ssd
q vhsss dAseass no nenk. % hss been made nal ve
save eo0e TO ne conclusion that u the IL cao.
sose - pssdncfnRa esTe, mntser whst ttr~ 49,
oHAt b., IL shsuld b. made hs>ss The p.dies =. =
PCT ~ fOs The pnoe, snd thers should De no -IcsS
We .orlA ~. Constitutes Water 4. no, hh.
stided phL nadeto salt The eye sbd ia-e |, mrd5
0'elJ ~ IhG t~fBs plo&F6 h2n0D
a the pespax for thr f-is~ AND taken acen,din1 q
tne dtx-etseNs h vl In err cnee produse raAe,,
ears We vsusd asy TIA; Ne dirselxvss In yesard -
- ste, reiaie snis 10 the disease nndsr which they
oeczar.% @8# -
DIABETES
dieenoe 81 tie stonAcA md liver araiaS thsousA
the Aidneya and h. vitheu. doubt ,se most %
disease. exeept consumption, thnI aeects The hunsn
onsssie1ncn. hare spsce fDs <tscns Ing cnusss
but vu STATE thst the et Of be tisesse 10 the con-
se1ssa - ~ aarcAy principle fcr vegetable portion
u - fos4} into sugar hieh su aies the kisey, -
% extess1ve seeroion u ater. Many persops su<e
rs0 thisaissese ehe are igssssst Off ssss H. thy
asa sres qsantittss 1srirS Ne day, and are eAslesd
get sp from ons 70 efteen or twenty times duf{ne
tAs aGhs 30 ksstc~ takes eth anti shefr sssrsrt -
u called 10 ths iarfs csehsrgp Of uaier and of,.p
SAsa - sas nAvnnecd ~ 70 Be heyond the
q of0nssy ts0ediex Another o npsn IL he 700
Sist vhacA VIXEN the disease n fuiiv esaxbfxAsa Il
fnecisr aeistAs Su6SAf tas sssMnaetv sfAssx Aeine
NftAd siso ar pess of the month, craeA ing OF he
sps ssset breath. In The mere sdvanced cas~> sod
naliy toss - eptstssA. e0scAisu ard fhe d tieut
Gs4aaliy snks frvn exhassuos-
Csnesbusaon WISER b wsfhonf doubs the only knovn
rseedy fos fsessss, and Ne have mseA con Gd~aee
tnsf 10 Speeiee a re havr that opium viii probe,
assps ANA trurhfay -, IL has urec even &C.
In which IL bsd b<cn used.
sssDe ~ the MIA Ode =, CaIcnius. era.
veis BRfek Bust Depssit, &C., &c,
Diseases arisiss from faulty seeretsop-,n the On.
case icing loo little, And accompanied by s-re rsis
Andshe sthsr too psefuss seeresion-vhich viii BE-
speedily curec b. the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07
EOR. sALE-CHEAP.-Dr. H;ok,

Hun, SdLE-CdEAP.- Hicks
4 offers his beautiful residence miles from town
Tor sale consists Of substantially built well Rushed
frame cottage, with ten rooms cellar twv cstesns rood
barn trty acres Of land stock pond grape askor ssx
varieties Of grapes four hunIed apple trees peach ess
pinn cherry apricot nectarne, siberian crab several
varieties carrant raspberry goosetey berry &c
HE land rs we'll fenced and in high state Of cuitivs
non Ten acres are sown to wheat and tea oassock
ing extremely we'll.
This property will be sold for 500 cash. which al The
present Premium specie, IL about third cost II
not sold by the hrs Of Jupe the price will lie advanced OF
the property Withdrawn from market. Enquire Of
maylo II n TEHEYcR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07
TUESDAY. JUNE. q


.
The Eighth Annual 1870 Convention via Ams0hk q
De- Noisea rhsssdy, the 7sh day q July, - y 1eo
far she pmpesec ~ plcing In nouinatfsa 1aa1ess1or
the following omcs: 0us Judgs Of the eurRsas CoaEt
Secretary Of State Auditor Of State Treasurer Of eaae
Attorney Gensral, Register Of ststa and PrsidsntiA
Electors. Al loya, electors who cordially sseain tn
POLICY nov being purssed BY the Adminisration Of The
National Government 70 crush the Rsbss rsstors she
National authority and establish the Republic upon
foundation Of which the Of tn Rsbel Con
federacy shall form NO part requested to send dsle
gates 70 said Convention In the following tc Ons dele
gate Tor each county and adonal delegate FOR ever,
hundred votes and fraction Of over any votes CO. nv tie
electors Of the County at the last general election fo
W. d. Stone for Gosernor-shs number Of vosss to be-
determined by adding 70 thoss cast in the County those
COST by the soldiers Of the County in the seld
BY order Of the Republican State Central COMMITTEES.
THO. =. wTrHR0w, Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

The Hen. Edward Everett annoances
that TIE relief fund for East Tenneseee
now amounts 70 el00, 600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

EOR SALE-Lots and 5 IL Block
II ISL Des Moines street. between l7th anA Iath
These lots very nicely located and will ID sold q
low price for eash-A Enquire Of
meA22 IL B. TKN-EYC
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

kNOR SALE-200 acres Of land, l67
\ acres under fence and y sf tnaer vi4 rod
irnrne dwelling containing seven rooms and other out
buildings. This farm is we'll walsred has leo annie
trees cherry plumb and other fruit together with
ornamental tree- and other improvements that make
farm Desirable This land Is situated north Of
Carthage Hancock Co. llneis and can be bought for
70 per acre For further information enquire ii John
ArAeties ON the place, or 10 H. B. TEN.EYCK,
hlayu Real Extate Agf X eokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

EOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling Houxs
Il containing rooms, . good cistern, veil los vel
fenced side walk paved with brick situated on Bonea,
street. between 10th and lith strecta Title good or u
sale. Price 2,Ooo Enquire Of H. r. TEN-EYCK,
may26 Real Estate Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

EOR SALE.-80 acres of land, 20 scres
Il under fence, With $40 fruit srres With Improve
ments. This land n the Plank Isaranx to s.
francisvie, about miles from this city. Title good-
Ruquire u H. B. TkN-EfCK
mch2 Raj Estxse Aseot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07
EoR SALE.

Brick Cottage Dwelling, with rooms eissefn eood
cellar m hot and veil fenced located Futp bsswese
luth and th Streets Keokuk. Price $l5U0-Sl00 cab
bAlnnef In oneyesr. Enquire 81 r. b. fKN-kkCk,
keokak, fs6A- Real kseasA Aesat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

lfOR SALE-i60 Acres Of Choice
Land, within fonr miles OF Keokuk, the road be-
tween the Plank Road and Mississippi rsera enclosed
sDld In parcels for grape eulturs desired This land
formerly owned BY Mr. Van AusdA Title good or NO
aIe. knqure Of IL b. TEN-EYCR,
mchzS Real Estate Agent, keokuk-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

stone IN the Blade r, CaIcuius. e IN.
vel, Drfek Duss Depesit, &C., nc,
Diseases asisiss from faulty secret Son-sn the one
case being too little, Ind accompanied BY e-re rain
Antthc sthsr too psefnss seefesicn-vhicA viii BE-
speedily curec h the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

l. timber dcube-iog house and log barn. Is acre. 80
In grain all under fence wei wstsfed With fruit Ana
other treesis located eight miles Of Croson in Van an
rem county Iowa This land ~l be FIR $40 Der .cr.
add title good. Enquire 81 Ii. b. TEN-EYIK
mxsl1 Real Es<.fs ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

To win the mind the poet tries,
And sometimes writes TO Julia's eyes,
She likes . rersc, bus cruel within.
She still appears nrfy n 10 him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

TOR SALE--The Cottage Brick Dwell
l. Ing House Morgan street, between sth snd ssh
streets containing nine rooms Inquire of
H. y. TEN-EYCK,
nchs Real Estate Ageat.