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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-06

Without confidence. friendship lie bat q
mOcksry, and social intercourse sort Of
war in Disguise.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-06

Take good heed ~ to suretysbip. The
drOvuiDg mao browns that comes 10 help
hieI
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-06

There ere TO things that bestoH eobss-s
qaeRee apon msn-grsat possessions and
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-06

he tina. is not aware Of his iRnofSSss
VIII only be Disls3 By bic knowisdes:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-06
Joliet Marble Works,

CHARLES (. MUNGER, ManuGacturerAnddeGIer
" every Varietyof
MARBLE MONUMENTS, TOMB STONES FUR
NITURE, &C., &C.
ear the Rock Island Depot, Joliet, Illinois Order
ON AbroadresPectfuily solicited
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-06

The grandeur Of man is to prefer vbI
be believes TO be truth 10 kjmsslf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-06

We rather think the most rsluctsnt
sl.se to etee that we ever sIvyss 9 psoy
fellow who had his isgnS in one.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-06
A sharp Girl.

An amusing scene occurred one day last
week, in store not far from Sumner
steet. Two gentlemen "a passing q trim
ming store, CHANGED to zee 10 the window
pair of ladieS' gartsrS which were made
from patent leather, aud thinking to have
sport stepped into the store. but the lady 10
attendance completely turned the tables
on them:
Act 1st-Scsne LIST.
Enter two gentlemen.
First Gentleman-What is the price
OF those dog collars 10 the Wicdsw, my
dsarI
Lady-Ssventy five cents pair.
Second Gentleman-Good gracious ! do
you always sell them by the pairF
Lady-Yes, sir. When re sell them "a
puppies.
Tableau-Green curtain.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-06
DE RY

DRs. ALLEN SABTER, permanently
located 10 Joliet, is prepared to perform
tJYFt ali operations in the profession, in the
A11ID latest aud most approved style. Arti-
dciaI single Tooth to full sett inserted on
h atmospheric principle.
Teeth Extracted without pain.
OFFICE Jefferson ST., In HAwley's New Building
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-06
u. MORRISY,

A GENT FOR THE UNITED STATES AND AMER
n isan Express Companies, will forward Freight and
suabIes all points Of the country Notes, Drafts
md Bills collected, and proceeds returned promptly
8OIiSt, July Is, 1864 natl
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-06

Many persons minds lie pulling in the
cradle Fifty years after their bodies have
been out Of il. -.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-06


What V The difference between a at and
Q Q ataloRpef One has claws at the end Of
It's paws, and the other 5as paws Ut The
end Of lie olansss.
What hey opsns che gate to misery :
What is the best musical instrument, to
drink Piano-for-te.
When i cabbage like book When
Wig Do sailSfs 10 brigs make bad Ger.
wants Because lee impossible to serve
Who should be the most useful soldiers
in 2 dafk night The Light Dragons.
Why . tight shoe like fine summers
Because i makes the corn grow.
WHY should Africa rightly be consider
ed to xank hrst Of the continental Be-
cansefs bessst The palm.
Why - 4eta e q man like tether to q
sheepll Arse It coBtracts his brows(el
lily Is 9 scfssl1sislress ike the letter q
Because che forms lasses toto classes,
Why 10 barrister's profession not onlv
legal but religiousi Because it involves
knowledge of the Law and the profits
(prophets)
Which of our dogs does the doR,s.ar
most resemble? A skye terrier.
When is black dog rot black dog I
When it's greyhound
Why is 8 game at cards like q timber
yard Because there are always . nun,
Der pfdeals in il.
Ifa woman were to charge her sex what
would che becomei A he then.
What lawyer prssides over railway and
steam excursleusf Coke.
Which city 10 made of the lightest ma.
terisls? Cork.
What letter in the alphabet compels q
| black man to Taught The letter Sit
makes nIggsr Singer.
Why is the rust on q spar like pastry
Because it is pike rust (pie crust.
Why can lady never properly object t.
a gentleman putting bis arm around bel
waist to support her! Because it is treat
ing her in a prop her manner.
What's the difference between q church
deacon and ragmuf6nf One passes the
sasser, and the other sassss the passer.
Why are birds like farmersi Because
they depend on their crops for support.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-06

90 Reward.
SThAYED from the Subscribers farm in March last,
~ large red and white spotted COW, with q white
No. lArge horns, and L seven years old.
Also, large grey brinde COW, strayed In Nav last
ms above reward will bepaid for either by the sub
SS51...o,ssr, 80, B. U. SHARPE.
So'let. Suly H. n6-tF
EAIA .As ed SHORTS b the 1ioO o. Ion, a. Nj
cAsWELve.
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JOLIET BOOKBINDERY.

VNHE undersigned will bind all kinds 81 Books, IN
L any desired style.
JObs viii be neatly executed and warranted.
Prices moderate.
VIZ. STABILIZE, Bookbinder.
- 9lua Street, Zone door north Ofthe Gas Wosksl
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$500 Reward.

C0 5BLs MICHIGAN FLOUR buchanan MiIlO
~ white Wheat, at less than the Market price.
At IS BLUFR ST'
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SHOW REsPECTToTRE DEAL

BHUW HEbPECT IUTHE DEAD.
CITY MARBLE FACTORY.
ENNON 4 REEFS, Manufacturers in
~ every variety Of
Marble Monuments, Head Stones, &c.
Jefferson Street, nOrthOf County Jail,
JOLIET, ILLINOIS.
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AIlwork warranted TO S.,S entire satisfaction, and
briceb 10 suit the times. Orders sent by mail will
SaiVe Dronipt attention. (n2lVl
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-06

AERs.tIARRIET KILLSIER, Female Physician, Of
vi her professional services to her 10
Obstetrics and the Diseases incident to and c
srs She will attend professional calls generally
ResiAenceiu East Joliet.
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r. ~
~ -, =. 1850 un -
r1S 40 ssoDeny - 49, -
SsaSSs sese- Il 49, "a 6 ~
Aefssk 81 - 1890 4 y = q !,
sSpessaipr 81 -. u = ~ s1(1ln 80 + e
~ ~ isfios II - i 49, Z r. - s. 8
|the ptey,loet - 80 r yeGfs I'D
les s. then !. auA II ~ 1890 ipst
|initaatn1 n - - - .llouunuu1uirll10f9au
Neteopolifsn Fir. Ia diaoour.ei1o Ia q.
trayacaut j q 81 feSyten silks. kses, ID.
These -. ~ soeoereiink; q ~ ilQ6Al.
| tab}e proofs Of vhee kas abeen dnA snisx
| Is doaS. *se.s E..
| Orr present purpose u q sneih,et and
earnestly. usep fksS 4hey IS inwediatsly
extepded to What il called stapIs / forsiaa
mrchandise. ThA oocaa;o. 81 he Iesi6
| l. NOE osiy auurcpriate but the circum-
st.noes ofths imrort tr,da meke 4 ~.
cens that No more rnpsrA Ne.as teofee,.
snicea. fru;ts. Ia. - nssd o. uuFcA,sed
| n sdv.nce. than viii reasonably s1rve ~
ourrert v.nt. 81 every family. vhsther
r;ch - NOR y = moa er.ta c;,cn mit.rcas
The r;ch shonld act thu eramrl1 the
otaer clasaes. already messed Is marv
CO. bv nscessitv viii not be Allow to
fallov 4
Tba c;rcum.t.nce. NJ thu ;mnort tad.
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49, 80. ~
n "a IL 1spu1 - !
r. Asl06 - SalnSss +: = - =
- pssl t.yiss = -
Fw1f - - lsx1sJi - Is ~
4 = :
~ wesk, vsre aeaFly ssvbn miIlioas ol
dollass whils the export Of spesis TO-
yasd naliae faE- than--sa4 liliikuu
md : quarter. Sion h4yingr foreign
deI "a al mi 80 III
E.. Hewasos EsR corn n H0E1 AM
Down.-BuJ 70 gcods Of adFsigs preass-
tion. $3.50 - ea a 4 sa
Rsoss1oa CnrAPrs Parors .-Weer
only Amsriosn-made clothes. III.
drink asd ws1r nothing. 81 ldrsien growtk
thai you can poasihly % without. 4.
Weuld Jon hsss: msats cheaper I
Eat less-prsy fn Gsassal Greats sass
cess. asd bay % fessiga gsdds a'
-Lst ~ make : bargsib with Sscse.
tssy Clssss He shsll aIrse 10 put oat %
more greeabseks, aad " win covsnaht Is
bay . Sossigs koods. Thsn " shall
kssp gold homs md down; ard - shall !
stop b pss 70 rising prices for every.
thisg.s What says the Secretary I The
people srslrssdy.
- + y Z
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s~Ths sudden changes in the popular
ity Of our political and military chielt4ins
lead TO the slmost mournful 'iBquify
."What is lasting distipctionY !. There
are. for instance. not many people to- day
in Boston Who care to recollect the part
they bore in the spontaneous triumph
which overwhelmed General Banks OF
his last visit there. On that very day
that fsvorite Of the people was oongratu
lated by friend on the hold he had
upon the public favor. eyes, madam,
said he, with bis grave smile, "a6d th'
FIRST mistake make they will forget j
ALL" His prophesy proves true.-[ Bos.
ton Advertiser.
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THE GATE CITY.


81 3 -. 9 I 7 49, - s
Th.8ollssluS lstsss, Ssr,tia - -
laid down b. tIsssbsl 6susals tess1es
his suumsr ssnpaign, waa sddssassd =
III. Hon. D. W. Lewis, Who. wsaa nsn-
bar Of tho frst rsbsl Congress fen Ger
ei.. The writer, NJ, Wellford, = chief
clerk in the rsbsl War Department: IT
CoNrrpxRATE SrAr1s az .AHEazcA.)
WAR DEPARExEEF,
R1cHMoHD, VA. April, 10.
MY DxAR FR1xND: The reason Of my
not answering your letter on the I'd inss.
before, 10 that could mot do 80 without
violating tho regulations Of the depart
ment. Indeed, / cannot give the infor-
nation you desire new, without transgress-
ing the rules: but. knowing your pstri-
otism and discretion, shalI venture to
do so.
General Lees plans ere perfected, and
the President, Secretary, and even gtum.
bling B. are delighted with them and II
only remains for the departments and bu.
reaus to carry ont their psrts Of them
Your conjecture that the seat of var will
be transferred to tho North il correct, and
you may depend that this time General
Lee will 90 prepared to remain there I'M.
til the Yankees sue for peace. The intsn-
stion is to give him one hundred and City
thousand men. The troops will b drawn
from points of minor importance, and q
Charleston and Mobile are no longer in
danger, the troops near these points car
be spared also. 30 that there will b nc
difficulty in giving him the required mum
Der of men He has at hand more thar
two thirds the number now, and We srt
hurrying up others from every direotioa
Enough will be left in and around tb,
city to defend it if assailed via peninsula,
and enough to confront Meade and 10 KEEP
him north Of the. North Anna.
or at all events North of the South
Anna, while Lee viii make flank move
ment and push two columns northward
both Longstreet and Stuart going will
him. These, in brief, are the plans fol
the Summer Campaign, and they vii
surely be carried out, unless, unfortunate
ly, the enemy advances before Lee get
ready, and necesitates change in the pro
gramme. II, unfortunately, Lee shoul'
be obliged to fall back, Beaurcgard vii
have command Of the defenses Of the city
while Lee, will with ell the force that CO.
be spared, operate in conjunction, viii
Johnston, and carry the war into Ohio
Thirty thousand can hold the capita
against all the men the enemy can SEN
here. .se. soa
In few days will write to you agail
more at length. Remember me to Mr.
Lewis and the girls.
Truly your friend,
Il. R. WEroLRD, JR.
How. D. w. LAWS.
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EOR. SUPERINTENDENT H;ol.

lux sSALE-CHEAP.- HiOke
Il offers his beautiful residence two nilss from town
fur sale II consists Of substantially built well Asshed
frame cottage with reenn eea two esterns ruod
barn, thirty arM Of land, stock pond grsp~ arpr isa
varieties OF gapes fcas HUNDRED apple peach pear
varieties enrraat raspberry, geoscberry, berry,
The land we'll fenced aud in high cutiva-
ing extreuely well.
This property will be sold for a $50 cnsA which Al the
present premium specie, Is about cna-tird cost II
NOT sold BY the rt Of june the price win be anced or
tho property withdrawn from market Enquire Of
mayl0 IL r. TENsEYCK
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leral Granite Elan - Take nseh-
mend. 4fsFt

1>eFal Grants Elan - Take Rich.
Washington Correspondence Chicago Journal
: taking of Grants campaign, wish
TO put on record . little incident
= | have never yet seen in print, and
d was communicated 70 me BY an o.
pine time siace, eud which might
= been contraband once. but IL not
ince the plans Of the Eastern CAM
sthave been developed.
aGen. Grant was in front Of Vicks-
was converting with several on !.
he subject of the capture .! Rich
"Can't it be takeo, General ~
one of these. "With ease." va
ponse. "By the Peninsulas" con.
the querist. no." replied the
: .sif I had oharge Of The matter,
want two large armies. one 70
directly on Lee, and the other to
City Point, aud cut communica.
,the Southwark. 4A W
would then be compelled to fall
ID the army sfremsh North cculd
md, if possible. defeat him. Ifhs
pen up concentrations again. viii
% States, be must fight the army.
tfs james; and to do this, be-.
as his whole force ]; otherwise. he
defeated in detail. If he did 10
Northern army could take Rich.
he did not, ,hAa from the South
Ne mp the heights south Of the
"a shell, and destroy the city,
lunicsted this fact to two cont. ).
lends the day Grant vas frss1
Washington; and NOW, fae the|
-s4sN sssssx = 80 II ~
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS 81

tsYsf @4< -
The --latest ana Mess Impersan4 Dia.
<DvsKy - - lDtA Century
No mans name Is mora ntaateiy connected win the
history OF the Msteris Medca of the United States,
favorably known pioneer in medical discovery
than that Of 81
Df. John bull, Of louisville, NY,
His inimitabe preparation Of sarsaparila has long
stood at the head Of the various compounds Of that vsu
ahae drug
His Compound Of Wild Cherry has become household
word throughout the West and South.
His Worm Lozenges, In less than year Ater their Up
II odncton attained reputation widespread fh<
continent Of North America.
But the GROWING glory Of his life remains 10 b A.
TAD aed In his latest discovery rather combinakon
he does not claim to have been the discoverer Of
q Ed H q NJ,
Which 10 the bas Of the tters now offered to the pub
lie That honor belongs to the native inhabitants Of Cen
trial America to whom IL 4rtues have been known
more than two hundred years. Armed with it the In
dian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria and han
dies without fear the most serpents II b
belief with them that while there is breath in the body
the cedrou d potent TO cure, matter what the disease
may be. 4 RI sas~4 - &
While Dr. Bull Is no prepared svendorss thss exfiava
CANT pretsnson he Is nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination Of the evidence relating s Virtues
that remedy ard preventive for all diseases arising
nom exposure either TO changes Of weather and climate
or to the miasrnatic inassnoes, il ytsndss A. s3
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RDNGHn9BHR,
nat this BfrTERs Is
lot A LCOH Lie,
:coSrAISs - EElRoR wHlskL
And Can't Make Drunkarls,
M BUR- VI
IS THE BEST TONYl
IN rRs WORLD.
~ Read who says So:

From ths NV. LeviG Beek, Pastor 81 the Baptia
gnssss. Semssvt.s; a-yfeinsriy Of shs Mona
have known Hoonsnd's German Bitiers favorably
fov snunsrr OF syssrs- Lhaye used then IN ms go
that Undue I'd rsconpi End sAens 70 masy -.
ess and know that they have operated In strkineiy
Ing this Act and calling the astertio a tnose A.
aic<ed VIM she tisesses fes whikh ~ - recon.
sss a. as.s M M ss;:
bsneat de sricsed, and Is @ncs ) ~ y arsnr.
You" truly. LHvI g. BECK.
From Rev. Esytss Brow. D. D., Batter q the
sseyeisesdia e MALICIOUS Encwiedss, ana chfssiaa
Although net dspcssdte favor Of recommend Psiass
aedsches y aeaefal, thFcaGh drssrua teir ibese
dieas and sssss yet know Of no suhelcnt asoas
Why man may nsetss4ifyf ~ she ben cnts believes
htnssif to have received from any ,impIe preparstoa
in the Aspe sAsi h nas - tke ssssai
Do mi, ~ ners rsssny ial rss.sc - H,sasnds
German Biiisrs, prepared BY pr. 4. n yaetson, OF
-. city eeessss "a. PssIsdsssa assitet thes Tor
y IN licobolie nixtuse am lnAebtsdsc ny friend
Ressfi shesm.ke Esa., ior sht reuosn or thu pre-
. Tns ass 3 aP se sss &
q !. ~ sisos; .s =
sS .lno.s d.p.ss fass r. sss hs sss
= J. EHTT6s BacTr ~ rs II
From ahe Rev. Jos. n. krnnsrfi Pastor il the ,o,s
Baptist Churef- ~ 4sk
Or. lacnon-pear Sir: have been frequently re-
uuestsd csrneet my p4ueSsth BsAs IL m 81
daersrt kinds Of medicines hut Regarding e prsclice
~ ont OF my sppfsprnt1 sthese Ihsve NJ 81 eases
cuc ined buf Niih Gle proof lin snstsnces
particularly in my aniy.a Me assfaiu eos q pr
nsaAi to express Isii tsayiesss than, Tor
general debility Of The system and especially Tor Liver
come cases it may fail bu. usually donb. IT. Il vilI
be very bxneAcal 20 ahsss who sues rs N me above
eaass roars, very respcs :, .
Eishit below ccstes St, Philad-
From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor OF the Baptist
Church. Germ anto~ng Penn.
DR.. q. n. Jsck son- Dear sir: Personal experiences
enables me 10 SAY that fesard Tie Germsp Bi,ters
s.ses q ssssse seId md general a.1is Sa.s BEEN
greatly benened BIZ the vi the Bsters And doubt
not .a-y wiz psodare similar sscets on otAers.
Your 16uiy, MAAkkN kANboLpH. ag#
sGermsnsown, Pa.
Prom Rev. J. "A. Turner, Pastor Of Heading n. x.
Charca, PLisds.
DR.. Jaehson--Dear Sir: Having used your german
that Il has been q Evvst service belrss- th.s IL
N s.s e q. .s ! =:
ja Turner,
No. re n. Nineteenth 81.
From the Rev. J. Il. Lyoss form e,ly Pastor or me
Colunbas RI. and Eiir.torn pa B.ps an
caarsnss. f
49,. nx9c Asv R,eheiie, NY
.s: : :. s..s ss ss.
ing much aalictsd with dyspepsia, assd them with
den o pessocs snsesSsxd -
so hsve heard fron then The nsst ias,erirs tssaE
nobtsls 70 thesf great valnes NJ sssss o. fanersI
Debility, believe 10 be tonic Sannot ~ ,ur-
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work Far ChnAren.

One OF the greatest defects In the edu-
cation of children, il in neglecting to &C
custom them to work. : is "A evil Pc
culiar to large towns and cities. A GER
ltain amount of work is necessary TO the
proper education Of children; their future
Independence and comfort depends on
I eir being accustomed to provide for the
thousand constsntly rscufring wants that
nature entails on them. Even il this
necessity did not exist, moderate employ
lnent of some kind would preserve then,
from bad habits, promote health and en-
.hble them to bear confinement of the
cPhool room, and teach them more than
ything else appropriate views respecting
eir future welfare. 1t is too eften the
f4se that children, after spending six
purs of the day in school, are permitted
Xspend the ress OF the day ss they please.
They do not consider that their success
il after life depends upon the improve
uent Of their youthful hours.
They grow up in the world without Z
knowledge of its tolls and cares. They
Annot appreciate the favor. bestowed on
nam by their parents, as they do mot know
10 tolls they cost. Their bodies and
linds are enervated, and they are con
santly exposed to whatever vicious asso.
{Ations are within their reach. The
nghter becomes that pitisble object
phionable girl. The son, if he sur.
4 Punts the consequences Of his parents
eject, does it probably after his plans
station for life are fiIed, when knowl
Be of some Of its important objects
Yes too late. No man or woman il
pughly educated. il not required t.
Whatever accomplishments they
pss, whatever their mental training ID
kpyage of life, they require some prac-
knowledge and experience, derived
accustoming themselves to useful Il.
81 some sort.-[N. Y. Sun.
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FoR SALE.

FOR SALE. ST.
Brick Cottage DWELLING. with rouas eistern, eool
cs mi lot and we'll fenced located on Fulton bstssn
10Th md 18th ssrsets Ksokuk Price t1s0e 900 dsA
behanos n ore year. inquire 0f H B. TKN-KfCK,
Ksckuk. feb4. Real Estate Agent.
NOR SALE-Lots 4 and in Block
II 1H, Des Moines street. between 18th asd 13th.
IeDs lots yy ncely 1scatsd Asd VIII be sold Sf
iow price for cash. Enquire nf s
neA43 aa n B. rKT-XYcK.
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TOR sALE--2oo acres q hnd, 1e

ksOK SALE--2Q0 acres q lind, 1877
- ACRES nndar fence and 80 scres Of tmhsr io rod
bulldings THIS fsxm IL WIN HstersA kss leo appae
trees, cherry. plumb and other fruit tres Together rth
ornamental trees, sHa other improvements that make
farm desirable This land is situated sx a,a<s nssSh q
Cxthage, Hanccek Co.. Iin0is. and be bought for
rs pr scre Fef further infomAtion euquafe 81 John
McMelien on the place, or to u B. TRN-kfGK,T
netu Real Estate Asf, Keuknk.
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Groceries.

Groceries.
CON ABLE d YTH,
Wholesale Gr0cers,
Jan.l-4 LKyEK, KnoKux, IOWA.
COTTON YARN sa
70 = Whit Carpet Thain;
Is do Cpiored do N
80 bslcs Nos. and batting.
Levrs, y oossABLE 4 SMITH
WANTED. d
100 bushsls Prime Clear Timothy Seed, .. the highest
ns :.ss price for c-A, = 81 md : lS.:s; y
|TOBACCO. e as
II - Boxes, 10 Lump
80 csaaies assorted br.na., Chewing roS.cco.,,
In The isst month IN ths yeaz for nanufAcsarhs.
jaaI-d = cossABIE sxYfH.
MOLASSES. Il &, s.rssss asa q 81 !
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Naf 80 II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

EOR SALE--l6O Acres Of Choice
Land, within four miles Of Keoknk, GU DE- rcd b.
twesn the Plank Road and Misasspp rverAli eacossd
sold In parcels ~ grape culture desared This iand
W. formerly owusdby M VEN Assai tIla nod b 10
sa1e. Enquire Of II. b. TEN-EYCK,
mch0 Rsal Htn4e Agent Keokrk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

EOR 6ALE-95 acres land, 10 aeres
II timber doahleIog house and log barn, Is scres nov
IN grain all undes frAce, ven wasefed With fruit and
other teefs located eight nsiiea Of oeon IN Van D.
county, Iowa fs land s be cold for 80 per acre
and title god EsSuire II Il b 1KN-HYCK,
mnyu Real Eeaasa A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20
|GO BILE D. YTH
Wholesale Gr0cers,
Jan.iA LKyKK, KnoKux, IOWA.

COTTON YARN s
~ 30 Sscks Of supcrkss quality;
70 - White Carpet Chain;
Is do Cpiorea do
50 balcs Nos I and 2 Batting.
Jwt received and for ssie iov fe Oh at 81 andse
Lev~e. BY ooSEABLE 4 EMfTH