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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30
Review Of Aiipairick's Csvniry-Piehei
Eirins-ArrivaI Of Fifty.thrcc Contra
banas--Auosher Ball an Preparation.

F1em Or Special Correspondent
HBApouARTERs Thursday. jan % 1864.
A review Of Gen. Kilpatrick's Cavalry Division
By Gen Gregg temporarily IN command Of the Cavalry
Corps took place yesterday at ssevsnsburs largo
number OF ladies visiting the ed Army Corps Witnessed
the review ard seemed highly pleased with tho military
pageant Amer passing in review regiment wss de-
tsohed TO illustrate cavalry charge Skirmishers
wore deployed IL 'front.' of the main body and series OF
interesting nansuvers clevcriy executed, whom charge
vss sounded, and the regiment closed In mass with
shou.a ARD yeA and with uphtcd saters dashed fuIi
oUsy across the plain. The sp4ctscls wss truly In.
posing snd the military precision with which the ma
reuver performed eciied tho paudits OF the COZ
course witnessing IL. The DAY was delightfully."- pleas
ant and tss air bsny The bfeeth VI Spring With
such weather the roads u soon be IN goa condition
rgain.
| Picket firing Is carried on 10 extent along the
ver and seems 70 hnyo been mutually agreed upon by
few ve1ettes e. ,neans Of relieving tho tcdiam OF
guard duty The personal danger OF the practice al
though not great Is stn sufficient 10 10 pcasuraby eI'
citing A tree. stump OF rock forms TIE breastvoIx
nom behind Teh the opposing SsasteS ss !s
Whenever opportunity odera There Is no dminntion
in the number II Rebel deserters coming into nes
on the oont[e-y 4 Is Oily iscFeasls. my three
crossed The Rspidnn st the station Of thai name on
Monday night last.
scysfa Of thor number were captured by tho Rebels
before reschDg the river They report the Esbela firm
IN the belief hat Lee WI assume the aggressive the
SpTng with erDy Of 20 coo mea Great desututou
exists smong'tAe cti2ens Of Orange County, whose
erads,uiis and i've E.ook hnve been almost wholly ap
populated y sustain the Rebel amy.
Intensive prepar atoms fJ another erssd bal efs IN
progress II VIII be giyeu BY tho ofcers Of The ID
Corps a. Gen Warrens headquarters on The evening
deavor Will be nude 20 render it OF tie most bill
haut affairs Of Ihe kind ever held In the army T. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30
Arrest OF Biockade.Rnnners.

BALmoRT, Friday. Jan. 30 1864.
The following is from The Gazette, published
ut Point Lookout:
We learn from Mr.. Wilhelm. Deputy PToyost'Mar'
shall OF this comfy that Friday and Saturday last
there was considerable excitement in LeoDardown, oc
stoned By the arrest Of several citizens there by the mill
tsry authorities.
The following are the names OF the persons arrested.
and the cause therefor.
On Saturday, Mr. Spence Of Baltimore for attempting
10 eross over 10 Virginia; j. W. Moore. who keeps
hotel in Leonardtown, for aiding persons 10 IA
Virgniai George Paul Of Leonnrdtown for conveying
persons to Virginia. and Mr. Cornell for selling goods
to be taken 10 Virginia. On Saturday, r. w Glougb
was arrested for selling goods 80 virginia.
All Of the above persons have been brought 10 ills
place and turned over TO Capt Patterson. Provost.
Mosshal, FOR disposition.
TIE REV. MR. HRNXLR
Several paragraphs have been published in
relation to the case Of Rev. Mr. Henke Of TIE Methodist
Episcopal Church, who arrested some eeks since
and ordered South by the Commanding General We now
learn from Major Hayner, Military Provost Marshal,
that the disposition Of his rests with him. Mr.
Hepke woElc 10 willing to take az OATH Of Allegiance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30
From Fort Monroe.

FoRr MONROE Wednesday. Jan. q. 1894.
The following special order has been issued:
Popr Mospoh Jan. "a, 1H4.
srzcrlL OPprx No. zs-Mgs Jennie Graves OF Norfolk
having hunband in the Rebel Ss,es ard having taken the
oath Of allegiance the 3D. ,he ,sy, 10 ssve her
d also having declared that Ter rsts are with the scrn
-, and th,t she hop-, they vi be uccesul IL 20 be s,
through the and landed City Point 90 that abe may be
where her hopes and sympsihies are.
by command or Nal ben. bcrLhI
Mira Graves wns In accordance with tho above order,
sent to City Point to-day.
Fogr MONROE, Thursday. Jan. q. 1884
Five refugees arrived from Richmond this morning
via Yorktown.
Two Of the Russian vessels sailed from here to-day
There s bot one here now which In anchored In Hamp
ton Roads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30
A CorNr IN DIyvIcULrY.-Frederick Wylro-

A COUNT IN DIFFICULTY.-fredericn " W. y,
ken, prepossesng Young man. ~ Yeas street
DO a German Count, who resides N con, Monk on
Hoboken. arrested YESTERDAY Nm With indecent
Of his alleged thai s, on spU scss
ns and on other occasions rs ,Or room with WIN
past the accused who occupies soor has been ia the
ao S es snn6se in front Of his window IL nearly
naae state and q number ss Of r Ss Count nsV c
houses front on Indse Pope was required TO enter
being taken ~ appear and answer any indictments
that NAV be found against HIM
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ne, option Of Gen. Ro.ecrans mt 81 Louis
Heavy storm--The River Open.
ST. LouIs, Friday, Jan. -.

81. LUI Isi IIIuH!, Vnu' - AoU'
Gen. Rosecrans arrived at ii o'clock this
morning and was welcomed on the other side OF the
liver by committee, representing tho City Govern
lnenf, the Merchants Exchange the SANITARY Commit
tee. end other organizations.
On arriving on this side Of the river. salute was
fred. aud the General escorted 10 bis hotel by
large concourse Of citizens and soldiers.
A heavy thunder, Lightning and hail storm passed
over the city this morning and another heavy shower
fell tonight.
Several steamers have arrived from points between
here and Cairo and tbs river Is thought to be open u
( the latter Mace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30
Our Forces Failing Daci-Expceted siege
Of kucxvflte.
CNCIsSAlI. Friday, Dan. q.

CNC1SSAlI Friday Jan. 20 1854.
The Knoxville correspondent Of The Gazette,
snisr date Of Janusry o. says;
Our entire force crossed the Hostsin at Strawberry
Plains and fen back TO q new position.
Our loss Of stores at Strawberry Plains was quite
esyerc. Several ceissons were blown up About 200
sszsgglers we're picked up By the Rebel'.
After crossing the Holstein, our troops barnt the
bridge and everything else rkey to fl into the hands
q The enemy including eouS!sera5le araoaH. of new
clothing.
On tie I'D the Rebels snd our sbarpshcots-s were
skirmishng across the river, SIX miles above Knox
villa
The movements Of tie enemy are not clearly under
s,eod. It Ia opposed thas LOngstrset viii 6esisGs
Knoxville. Men have been pat TO wo-k On the foritcs
ksons and new batteries put N position.
LOugstree, has a strong and wel.fOrthed position at
Bills Gap, whcee 10 car throw forces into The valley
% sitber side with great 'sciHty.
1Lters wiz not remain long in their present coalition
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Thomas A. Cunningham, late OF the United
States Subsistence Department. formerly Of Kcw.Yors.
he's been commissioned by the Governor az Quarter
master Of the Sd Maryland Cavalry, which leaves in
day or two fer New-Oreans.
THE CHARGES AGAINST COL. FISK.
The officers appointed for tho purpose Of in.
yestigating tho charges against Col Fisk are now en-
gagged in tho examination Of witnesses at Nos and
West Pratt street. II Ia learned from officers Of the
Court tina. they have the power to bring in verdict Of
guilty against him. should the evidence justify Is The
train which reached here last evening brought on a
number Of wi.nesses in his case, Of whom vii tes
ty that they had been outrsgeously feeced While In
custody Of tie accused.
CORRECTION.
II was sscertained yesterday by Messrs. Pur-
vs Co.. brokers Of this city that tho notes, amount
Ing to e. 500 which supposed 10 have been lost ct
their Office on Wednesday. were sent on TO Now'York
in the coursc Of business transactions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30
OUR TROOPS FALL BACK.
Advance Of Generals Sturgis and
Granger to Lewisville.
Longstret Heavily Reinforced
a GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED

..r CINCINNATI, Friday, Jan ~ 'eV''
Thescorrespondent Of The Gazette Writing i0A'
Xpervr lie on the Goth inst says;
On riday last our cavalry under Cen o'., e.,
Vance IN TIE direction Of Cambridge ic'3 NV 49,
Hnc. cyiIe. and on Saturday morning We u''''
sess oy's yedettes on. Of that village LA,
4, rort,on of our infantry under Gen. Ha'ls' ',''
us,vsd nm but learning that the emory WeIe ~ -''
hsvona cambridge theg fell baok 10 then '0fNi''
On Sunday morning, the enemy seeing 'ha' 40 'a'
Saw hack orr cavalry FIR as possible Insde oes
80 s,,aok on our lines with Hoods end Bushrod
-o,nsop,s Divisions, lc. By the Hampton CGvrlry.
ohs.rvinc the desperate determination OF the enemy
a., sturais ordered Gel NeCeck, commanding a d.
yslop az Elrct.s cavalry. to charge the enemy The
snsr0e turned the fortunes Of the day which up to
ts time had BEEN decidedly against Us. Our total loss
ID about $50
On Sunday We fen back to Strawberry Plains. six
s,,es from Knoxville.
On tbe 10Th General Sturges fel back 10 Knoxville.
.aa The same evening crossed tie Hoston River with
Gle views Of intervening the enemy at Lewisviiie
General sGordon Changers troops were moving In
xbe same direction on :hs 2O:h ust where battle is
pending.
Crest anxiety exists Of KnOIvine with something Of
sparac.
General Foster is pretty confident Of thwsrtins the
sssny.
Gen. Iongstrsst has bsen heavily reinforced.
Several of the prisoners taken were fresh rom Rich
nond
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Two Steamers Sunk.

CAIRO. Thursday, Jan. g, ikbf.
The steamers Isabella and Empire City came
M the Mississippi River to-day the latter from Hat
Island.
The steamer Luzerne has sunk at Crawfords Lass-
ing in sixteen feet OF water but can DC raiscd he'
freight was on bargcs and safe -
The steamer Starlight sunk at Hanging Dog iSlah1.
but can be raised, with most of her freight Two !"
three barges belonging 10 the above boats "s'e NV
The damage has hot been ascerlained
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late SOUTHERN NEWS.

Ehc Home Guard Of Virginia 90 be Called
out-ResOIution Against Cez6seation
An Virginia--Operntisns In East zen.
aessee-Rorress Reported 20 be Doing
weI!-Eebsr Einanccs--1Eovsnenos OF
meade's ArRiy-RepOrfed Hvacuntion
OF Corinth aad Eert PiIIow--The Y oEa-
bnx5zsas of Charleston Discosteps ia
zse's ArDy.
HEADQUARTERS AMY or TIE POTOMAC
Fridoy. Jan. -, 1864
|, Richmond papers of yesterday contain nothing
efissportancc
Gov Smith Of Virginia recommends the Immediate
"ssage Of bill by the Legislature calling out the re.
ng militia force OF the State, to operate IN the
subject to the Governors control but not 10 per.
active service over 80 days at time.
Joint resolution has been introduced into the Viz
in Legislature denying the right Of the Confederate
government to forfeit sequester or eon6scae the %.
tetes Of alien enemies In Virginia.
h dispatch dated Mobile. Jan. &c, apparently tslso
zen Northern papers, states that Quantrel IA AZ New
lorhde Louisiana, with $50 men; and also notes the
departure Of the Florida from Brest
RussELLvnLI, Jan. 26.-0ur cavalry are silll in The
vicinity OF Knoxville. Their captures during the recent
retreat Of the Union army are 600 head of cattle 900
wagons two fat boats loaded with tobacco and crack
ers, and several hundred barrels OF Aonr.
reconnaissance In the direction OF Tazeweil found
fhs Yankees strongly fortified and In considerable force
there twenty OF our wagons were captured on Friday
while foraging beyond the French Broad River The
cars ran TO Greensvie yesterday. and win reach here
BY Saturday.
DALIoS, Ga, Jan. 23-Forrest is doing ooos ss,.
leo. He has whipped the enemy at La GRANGE Col.
revile, and Germantown. There is a large force in
v 'sst Tennessee ready 10 JOIN him.
TINS following is extracted from the Richmond com.
re- fal report Of Wednesday Corn meal s22Ns2s per
xtfei butter, Sc per pound Lard. S3 IS and pork
- "a per pound.
~. Richmond sg7ig Of wednesday has a synopsis If
~ Secretary of the Confederate States Treasury Report
y Ponse to resolution OF the Senate. The funded
0ea y s29 Ell 900; call certificates sS9 10000; in
bearing Treasury notes sl02 600 oO0i noninteres
reshnry notes on hand, s297, 900 900.
Showing:
GRANGE CorRI.Housg, Jan a6--The enemy are
wo'ng some OF their cavalry In the direction OF Madi
nooln son hiyer and captured some Of our pckea. Ar
u..S sments have been made TO meet them.
BfiteDs Alabama brigade resnlisted to-day for the
sss. " ~ ~ WV
4Ckghno Miss, Jan. 26.-Col T. r. Forrest has cap.
6ifs lsland NO 90 and all the negroes and managers
oHiag IL, and destroying the oxen aud wagons. Y
ooo1s report the evacuation OF Corinfh and that the
9ssny blew up the fortfcatons and fell back in the
eb5esion Of Memphis.
'2n Pillow is also reported TO be evacuated
nkLssfos, Jan. 25.-Seyen shells have been fred
'A w s''J SAoss w sstI sDprt Ths enemy has besn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
HEADQUARTERS Army or the Porosic, }
FRIDAY, Jan. 2s--3 y. IL. J

EEApSuARrKRs ARMY or TIE P0rosko,
FRIDAY, Jan. 2s--3 y. L.
The camps are quiet. The execution of the
eight desercs fred COR to-day has been Suspended for
the present.
Recent intelligence from Lees army states that they
are executing tie 1.-THE tax Of one.enth Of all fnp
pies on the inhabitants theFesbous. and that their
horses receive but four Of per day and are
not allowed to be used except FOR extraordinary emer
gsncies
No important change had taken place In Lees troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30

H. nnta Of Brunswick, who lives at Pars,
Inc Duh h0,,ons made of diamonds He appeared
has all ms soirSe and his word the sabieet
thus a. niar,y doubted. invited the company to tale
S Ss,t 20 pieces which invitation was declined WIN
thanks.
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United State. supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan. %, 1864.
Case No. l3l will be the only one argued to-
day 1t is the United States against VIM Carey Jones'
the California Laud case.
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Trial Of the U. >. Steamer Eusaw.

WAsuHoToy Friday. Jan. .. 1904
Yesterday tho gunboat Eutaw ran distance
Of IS miles and back on tho Potomac In ave and half
hours with the tide In her favor Soing down She AZ
eragcd eighteen miles per hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30
1Is0m GEy. MELLEYSs DEFIANT.
mENT.
<onr Cavalry Seeming In tho Vasiey-Cap-
cure of EeSeis as WcodssOel-E1s few
RobeIs Iva sbut Direction.
HAzrEA's Ferry. wednesday.

HCbeFe IVA UNI sbfrtctous
HARrE8's FEkET. wednesday. Jan 81 1894.
Cen. Sullivan's cavalry arc still actively en-
gagged IN securing tho valley 'front.' Charest0wn to Hsr
sisspb1rg
A detachment Of tAe LIST New.Xort delivered 70 the
Provost. Msrshsl here last night some fhsen Rebel
prisoners, whom they captured q. Woodstock, town
Dirty niles eouthwest Of Winchester. They report
only squadron OF Rebel cavalry being concealed
scuewhere in .Ae nouutsia near Mount Jackson,
sweye miles sor:h Of Woodstock. No serious advance
OF tbs enemy is therefore anticipated IN this direction
e. 90 ssTly day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30

to the Federal Government, but owning property In
Tennessee declined doing 20 for fear Of losing IT
PERSONAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23

Thar Huslps 0sn1l5Asa Of the e
Grunge Bias Bard, " bow yuu on p
litsst bow and give you our sha.as 81
your inSpiring mu1ic and the double COM
plinsnt Of . serdneds = - oaLes and The
editors rtsidence, last night.
stNssie - cAArnssc ssstAs ~ sav'
ago brease, = says the polo, o. sonsthine
TO that e6set. Nov, We don't know sboa
ssths breast," but Il had humanising #
feet on us, Come again, gentlemen. +
The band cane up on the Lucy Der
tram.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23
NJ Eder G. Hill, private Of Co.

No. Eden G. Hill, private Of Co. D.
10th Missouri volunteers, was tried Be
fore general court martial held at Da
venport. July 9Th, 1868, Of which Major
II. H. Heath vas Presidees, spsa tire.
several charges: Let, desertion; Sd. bur
glary and theft; Sd, attempts u rsps.
He Vas found guilty % IL three Of IL,
ohsrges end the speci6cati oas, and che
court ordered that be - shot; shs Wa.
Dspartmsns susaaiaed The verdict Of the
sosvt.perti,l. Before Hin sosn BE- era,
sussd, Acwsvsr hs sesppsd sad : etill.al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23

~ Mr.. John H. Albright. Of Fort
Madison, is appointed clerk and collector
in the Illinois 4 Southern Iowa l. Great
Western r. R. Office, in place of Mr.. b
Munson, resigned.
Mr.. Albright was formerly clerk IN the
Great Western r. r. freight Office 4,
Springfield, when our friend Shepherd had
charge of that Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23
ZOIHy.
DIR. H. An Frs e CO.'S
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver Khineys d.
gr~tse Organs, and 0iansiular System
The which hAs ATTENDED of this remedy
IN private practice and the endorsement of medical
thorsty enable to recommend il To the practitioner
and the pubic, feeling eoandent that with fair trial
viii attest its excsiisnce tn the Crunic
eases which Indicate Iodine, such ScrfuA Bronchitis
skin Efupssenss Heart Liver and kidney Diseases
rsas Aneeioas, Neuralgia kheam&iism, Dyspepsia be
bility. Syphilis. etc
Phyxicsns may rely upon the uniforn strength Of
l"dine Wster - containing thrccquArfer grains ysrs
Iodine IN each MUD ounce water, sscesf Aesag
sssd IL b not liable 10 decomposition
formed tnequaftes nefber Il the Iodine orr dised nor
nsutrsze by combination with any ingredient render
Ing this solution superior ~ any either method Of exh
iting Iodine.
Pull drectfcns accompany each bottle II may Be
used family necine we'll by the rrofession
Price one dollar per bottle On receipt o. i've ollass
az bottles delivered free By express any s1dreas
Beware n Ccanfrrfets and limitations which urrinci-
pied dealers endesvor 10 dispose OF retnfation
See our signature ad trade mark lthe Greek word head
ing this upon the labels and wrappers
esch bottle without which none il genuine.
Circulars grAtia-
Dr. H AHDERS co.
Physicians aud Chemists,
aay1lAswo1 No. - Broadway. New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23

Howe 4 Tyler will sell on Saturday
morning 1t 10 o'clock, bedstcads, chairs,
tables, bureau, side-board, good mat.
trasses. lot quilts. sheets, pillow slips. and
feather bad aud pillows; white stone
table ware three barrels cider vinegar;
one barrel sorghum molassss !; lot Of IN
claimed baggage, consisting Of carpet
sacks, truaks, coats, &c., left 1t hote
and not called for, together with . gene
raj lot Of litchen utensils. jun23-3t
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finaneial au0 Commercial,
new YORK Ms.ey markes.

By Telegraph Sr fcaK. June =
Money more active and decidedly hrmer q o07 per
cent.
Sterling Exchange irregular and unsettled sales ~
ported At 9 ~ for eurrency.
Gold irregular and unsettled opening = NJ closins II
2DS1zlo.A
Government Stocks. steady.
e. L IS 81 Coupons. 1l2snl 1214
US. sd ronpcus, lesl1
$50 Treasury Notes October and April 1T
Stocks. Dali and lower.
CAP il2l~ 4 c i3s; 4 Ri 49,. " ZIP D -.
ToI L wsb g. n " 1i6lk A Il u 64lS c AN
pfd seiS g scrip lsos ] IT Cert ~; Pse Nan n
YC ls5a. Ere lis, G 4 LIS; Hudscn 14lA *: Hnr
lem 7ss R-.ding f4ols c1sl. ~ ca
l2lls Toledo LAD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23

SCHOOL ExHIBITIoN.-The scholars of
Prof Jamieson's school will give an ex.
hibition At the Atheneum this evening,
commencing at 8 o'clock. A Brass Band
will be in attendance, and it is hoped all
the friends of education will be present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23

IsIways liked the pretty girls.
The ladies always smiled
On nae eth all the tenderHess
OF mother on her child
With grief lcft my native home,
Ny brain with madhesa burning,
And went n attend far famed school.
To MI my head With learning
And there were lots Of pretty girls,
But all were very sly,
In spite Of ali my earnesfness
could not catch eye
AT length there was . iyceam,
On . pleasant "moony night,
And all the heavenly orbs wsre out
most -spaendiferozs' sight
Ny heart Vas growing desperate,
Nv fyceam brief
And though mustered nil my spunk,
trembied like leaf.
slipped up To pretty girl.
Il guess did II right
And odsrsd her my arm and sai1.
GO hone with you. tc-nights"
With sweetest accent she replied
sYcu awkward, country fcut,
rsa not afraid 10 go alone
You Ereea-horn! git nutsN'
The answer took me all al~rk,
feel confoundsd n<An-
For there stood laughing all the pack
vow that girl was mean
I've on been hogged and licked at school,
Nv conscience has been snitssn;
Bat never did feel 80 lad
As when got the riftsn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23

The MAMMOTH CHILDRxr.-These
immense curiosities natures greatest
freak) wsre born in Cass county, Illinois.
Being only of ordinary size ct their birth,
they increased at such y rate that the
boy weighed when one year old lilo lbs.
He is now e and weighs $50. The girl
IL six years old and weighs 100. They
are brother and sister. They will exhibit
three days only, Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Thursday, near the Barrett House.
Exhibition hours from 9 till II !. NJ, and
5to I ,. m. AdmittAnce Is cents.
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An, Kass M Orusi whr = Or.
! M, aDvsns yssr sstsstssu,
Al ~ yha1 I1eeposes
~ = r g. 2. sa 49, z 3 6 ~ ee.As .A,sA
eean 1sOehsEs hase : AAMnszn eso0,
4. 3oMit beeA Rynns ~ EYE
A] fas .s S.ssGa ~ 3 i So.
o'.'' 90! -; e, = Pa cs 6 I. 49, sss
M s Stern lrothsrs,
though tAls nsd vaxh ragins.
And goods aFs WY hBhs
sun vs seti q LOuHsf Prices,
- - ~ II d.p goee ~.
0fC10shtne, Hsts and Shoes,
You nssda't issss without new Garment,
Tor gfsenbecks We nBvn nWusE
d czosuss- And who's yon're .sAss y oshsI.
Yon can answer: At Stern RsthsS
Nos Main street.
yohp, Do harry. for Tn waiting,
ne sun b aimoss down,
wish to stop ct Stern Brothers,
whoss etore h In this town.
You know we're in need Of clothing
And they sell them 20 cheap
3d. pray, don't forget the number
Eight, % Main street.
Cuonu - eec how they are running,
I'll tell you where thsyu meet:
At that plAee the Love-.
ef Nos Mia street.
Whatever goods you want to buy.
~ II black, blue gray or brown,
De sure 20 call on Stern BroelsSu,
That plsce Of great renown.
.aenenSsf nov thss aheapesf stand,
For what you may need.
AID they win not fail 10 please you,
~ Mo- Main street
Csoaus.-- Ard now word 70 soidiers,
In both army and navy:
Hyon want any Clothing
Call at Main street, near Lsvee-
Having q rood assortment Of Meus', Youths I'D ,
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. Ne rsspectf
invite the public TO give n . cal ut the old sand
NAiS SHEET, xxAn THB LAVE, kfokuK, Iowa
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23

E Mr.. Pickel, Federal Assessor Of
this District, was in town Tuesday. He
states that the monthly income from the
article Of spirits alone 10 the district. will
exceed thirty thousand dollars. Keokuk
pays larger income-tax than any other
place in the district.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-23

Meeting AT THE JUNCTION. SATURDAY.
Attention, ye who purpose going The
train starts at 7:l5a m. Be ut the depot
by o'clock, SO AZ to be in time. Bring
your wives and the rest of the family,
and yosr baskets, (not forgetting to put
something to eat therein) and we will
make . day Of it.
Those attending the convention will be
conveyed up and back for half fare.