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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
NOTICE.

Additional Regulation Of Trade.
Treasury Department, April u, 1855.
LvIIE Is ACCORDANCE WITH THE RE-
i comaendaiioa Of ths LleElsnAnt-
General. trans mittesl TO this Department BY the
SECRETARY Of war, under dzta Of the efh inst
- u trade in arms ami munitions Of war ia Een-
tueky, and % the Mssissippi River beiox CzIre -
;. hereby prohibited; and all officers Of the Urea
snry Department are suioiasd 70 aid Ia earryfag
this order into siIsct. ;. p CHASE,
Secretary 81 the Treasury
The foIIe~iag letter viii szplsin what Is N. snf
BY " Munitions Of war
''ordnanoe ofiios. War Department..
"NaahingtoB, April ~, Iss4
General - In c9npiisaos Witb meaasrzuda
which accompanied the letter Of the secrefary N
the Tre4snry % the SECRETARY Of War in reiaff1u
to shat constitutes muuifi9ns o. mAr. have ftse.
honor % give list Of The priacFal Arteies hieh
constitate sash a. are ussf By The Ordnance d.
pzrEmenE viz:
Cannon Of all kinds; Eun-eArrlazss Ct AL
kinds, eAi.sons, Ammunition carts, battery va
<ons and foTges; Ill implements aud equipments
nsed IN working guns all prcjeetilez f1r smooth
bore or rinea czREoai ali maskatz. rites. CIR
bine<, pistols sabTr~, swords, IAzcas asf other
small arms and Appendagss for ~ same all &C.
countren1ents sor artillery, eaFsiry and in6.ntry
AL h0rse equipments aud harness for cavalry saa
srtilery nxe4 or partially made rp ali csrrsidxe-
bags nlsed or un6isp; CARTRIDGES for all kinds Of
snail arms; fumes. lad, aud lead BULLETS rockets
all kinaa II primers; pa2d~r Of all kinds; all
machines for hotsting working artillery al
cloth. paper, rope thFead. al, aud other work
Tag taassriall fer making ammunition for cannon
and snail arnis al coPPer irons steel, and srti-
eles Of irVnmonkery required for military pur-
pcsef; AL leather and materials for manat4ctar-
ing aceoutwuients and sqHipnsnts all timber
and lumbsr "a san-ezrriszss and paztfarns; all
paints, oils. dys.. And hackers Veterinary instru-
nests, aud horse medicines for artillery and cav
airy; sulphur. nitrs. charcoal, and Chemicals aud
all articles 10 any way used in the manufaetune q
powder, fireworks, ineeDdiaTy compozitio1, or
i2heratory steress togethsr with al smiths car.
penters', and ssddiers' tools, mo3els and gauges
Of sTery description used IN the EabEieztisr OF r.
pair Of any Of the foregoing articles aud material
81 Very respectfully,
t Your obedisuf servant
" By order: GEO. T. BALcH,
Capt. Ordinance, PRINCIPAL Asst
= - Chief Of Ordnance
"MAgoR-GEx- z. " uALrEcx.
''Chisf OF stza Of he Army,
- Washington City
1Ay24 "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

eg The Danville, KY, Tribune says
the 4th Kentucky Regiment, which has
been Stationed at LexingtoB since ii re-
enlisted, passed through that town on
Tuesday last, under orders for the front
Large additions have been made 10 it's
ranks, and il now numbers over nine
hundred men. The portion that passed
through Danville we're superbIy mounted,
and armed and equipped in the most su-
pssb manner. A finer or more soldier
y body Of men than this regiment do
not 6ghs ander the starry banner Of the
Republic Success attend them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

Hen uHcToas AT LAnos1
David s. Geoding. ef Hanseek.
Rishard ". Thompson, Of Figs.
ron sTAgn HLscToEs.
ist Distriet-Janes o. Denny, Of KnoH.
Joka =. HoughlsnA, Of Spsaeev.
n Distrist-Cyras =. FiIoa, ~ Clark.
FranelE Nsslsr, Of L&0rsHgs.
81 DistriSt-asnfy =. Fritshaf1, Of Baxihslo'
new.
Madison Hvens, Of LayrsHes.
eth Distrfet-IsoHidas asGtsa, Of RISK.
Nv. KyKsr, Of Rrsnklis.
sth Distrfaf--Baaf y. liaypeois sf 9ay~fts.
Jeskea w. Asiistt, II Msary.
eth Distrisi-J. J. Wright, Of Morgan.
j. G. Gtesn, Of Shelby.
Tth DiatYst-gshn Osborn, Of Putsam.
Thomsa Z. Al,s, Of Psrks.
oh Dhtr1et--R p. Davidson, u fippscaRse.
Benz. 2 Gregory, Of Wsrreb.
9Th Dist-iet-Janes p. Bslfsrd, Of white.
Aaren Gusrney, Of Porter
10th Distrist-T p. Dickinson, Of DsKalb.
HAllst Kilhonrns, Of Hlkhsgt.
18th Dlsfritt--Jehn n. wallace, Of Grant.
James NJ. Tempiefs Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

We could see the enemy plainly
changing the direction Of his Ere, press
ing forward at various points. endeavoT-
ing to develop our strength or our weak
Eess5 concentrating now here, now there
with his infantry, and keeping up con-
tinually q chain of she'll and shot from
his lofty entrenchments on the ridges
and hills below.
Day and night, for the last TIRES days,
scenes and events of the most tragic in
terest have been passing in review before
us--the destiny Of the RepubIic-noE
bright and triumphant, now doubtful and
shadowy; bat the hearts Of its defenders
are always glowing With hope and con
fdenee
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
r.. n AHpEEs a co.
nAyIs dswem sp

A Case OF Dysrspsia OF sixteen years
standing cured hy ere ben 81 7. N. sAssp's ssie-
brAtsd Pills. Real the testlneny =" Fhllaaei-
phiA, Feb. sth, 1884. Mr.. John J. Krsnsr-pear
Eiri have hesn szserer non that msst Asrrla
disease, Dyspepsia, FOR sixseen ycass; hnt amer
using the ozs sex of T, II sAsrp's Pills which I
purchased of yea sOns three weeks age. I Asl -
III had entered into new lin-ny general hsaiiA
has improved. ny appssiss has hsers@ssa. asa al
sogethsr Reliiks nsv Aaa. saAs plsasars Ia
Recommending them 70 the publie ss saA Has re-
liable. Neurs lruly, g. 7. FoRBNs Ne. -
Chestnut Street, FAilsdsiphh."
Prics 81 a bsx. Sold BY druggists every whs<s.
JOHN J. KRoAHR. Prinsipzi AsAzL
80 CAsaAsu aersst, YsSAaoI pAiA.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

This was written nine days ago, but it
was impossible 70 forward il. The roar
Of battle has been and is going on !
will send you al account of our great
victory, and tell how loyal valor swept
the rebels, led b. the ahlest Generals,
from their strongest points Our losses
have not been heavy.
Tou No 2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26


One OF Hunnevsll.s Great Remedies.
HUNNEwELL's roLu AEoDVkK.-- rAh
most wonderful Had EsiiAhis prsAarasisa uAi.A
las earned It's true nans AAa nms b. rusal,s
which has bsfned every stAs< attempt ct r.lssf "a
Essralsia, RAs~-atir~, esss. Esrv~ss HssS AL.
TsOa sd E-T AsAs. Bssei os.-stss-s, Rss~Ss,
pssssss s9sy E~ts~s, Lees q st~Y. esas~.i Es~..s
psSs4S. Rare-ss.ss - FAssssss os-sA. 81 A.s...s,
row declared TO b larg-ly Nerves.. Ter he ralas
in MoasAis Aesssr-sAsn Perfsss rslief wAs;s aa.
lures AfsrveFk is anaisturhed, s.S sAs - tie
most important points.
This valuable preparation Should he In sysry
Family - description equals Its real necessity.
or its splendid results
J. L. HUNNEwELL, Proprietor.
Commercial Wharf, Bcstsa.
- Ter sale By all Wholesale and retail dealers.
KELLER WHITE, AgsHts.
neFAs-s1 Evaasviile, Tad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
UNION STATE TICKET.

Per 6ossrso~,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
OF wAKEE.
Per LSeEt. Gsvss1T,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
or yAEpzEBrEsH. -fr Il
Fs1 g<sveEarv u 6ssss,
xxLsOH TBUsLEE, Of rsJstss-
For Ls1Rov Of gE&fs,
THOMAS ,. MccARTT, Of WAsash.
Yor TSsassry Of gssts,
JOIN /. MoERIs0a, Of Washingts..
For lnoyz<v,Gossyai,
pELAHA Y. WILLIAMSON, Of PutaAA.
Kor 0~E s( ne eapre~s cssrt,
GEN. Lac. NOBLE, Of Kaoz.
YSr R1sgfsv Of esYrems Oesvt,
COL. BEN. HARRISON, Of AsrSs.
Tor suSrsyps Judges,
1st Distriet-JAs 3. TEIzER, Of Koseissko.
ri Distriet-JEaU 7. ELLIOTT, Of nssry.
ID District-CBAs. A. RAY, Of Marion.
sth Distrtet-HoBT. Q. oFKGoRT, TippseAnes.
Ror suysysasssAe.s Of PubIts Iasnrsetsos,
PROV. GE0RGE ". ness, Of Hsfioa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
L.OAH2
Dr. HI. Anders & Co.'s
IODINE WATER

Ioiins Water acts upon the Heart Liver, Kid
neys, Digestive Organs, AID 6isndular system
The success which has attsnded the naa Of this
remedy In private prAetioa, and the sndorsessn /
Of m dical authority, snabls us 70 recommend a
70 the practitioner and tbe puhiis, feeling esft-
hdsnt that With a fair trial II will attest lts asrn
excellence in the core 81 shreale diseases With
indicate Iodine, spch - Serofala ronehifis, 81 IN
Eruptfans, Heart, Liver, and Kidney DfseA a.
Rsrvoss Afeotiens, Eeuralkia, Rhsametism, Dye
pspsia, Debility, Syphilis, etc.
Physicians snap fsls upen the uhiern strsasth
81 Iodine Watsf a. eontaiatug 1hres auart8f
grains ruRH Iodine In each huid.saaee Yuaa We
tsr, solrsst hsiss ussS II Il not llabls te a.
composition nor spcstAnesusiy hrnAd lnaanaf /.
ties neither IL the Iodine oxydirpa nor nsatrs l..
issd by combination with any ingredieat, wilt en-
render this solutlon Superior 20 any other nathod
Of exhibiting lodins.
Full direetions ACCOMPANY each bottis. thaa Il
nay be used ~ family sasaieine as well q -
the profession.
Price one asiiM PET bottle. On rsssist Of ave
eeiiArst s.x bottles deiiverst ysss ~ express 70
any aSaress.
RewAre Of countsrfslts and fmitaslons which
anpTlneipled dealers endeavof 70 dispose Nf en- ont
reputation. See our signature aud trademark
Ole Greek word heading this advertisemeat)
Pm the labels and wrappers Of eaeh bottle, with.
euN which none Is geauine.
Circulars gratis.
DR.. II AEpERs a co.
Physicians and Chemists,
No. as Broadway, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

$1,000 Rsward.-TAs above reward viii
given to any person who can fursish PRE-
7tion Tor eosshs, eeids, whOeping cough.
"a, and sensp-Ption. which is equal t. Or.
snd's Asllinous Cough Ralssn. rA.. bal.
cure the above complaints, .I.S .ni,tin~
I'd night ssssts. One City cent So,tle
for any enc to try. The worst case.
1ugh, asthma, whoopfng-eoush aud
Of consumption are cured b Or
,llinons Cough BAlssm. 1t can be
'gists. 1t Is difersnt frsn any
e have known Ia this country
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
MEDICAL.
CIRCULAR.
Important to Soldiers.

Important 70 5oldlers.
Aiqrs Asst Pre-. Mar Geu. for Indiana.
Indianapolis, iDds April 30. lset.
TfHE A. z. ~. General 81 Iaaisaa haa Isea
4 directed 20 nofify an enlisted msn ph0 have
FsesIyed furi4agh. q The abs5iut@ nsuessitY 81
their prompt fstaFR 70 their Ftapegtiss noainaands
a. The xpiratian thereof % o az cut 70 tn the
dangerous fosition ther vii piscs themselves ia
~ BOT retHFning pFompfiy. snd 10 assure all eaa-
esFBsd thai IL IS iha dcfsfm iaafioH u The H AZ
department. - hhana1u ia past tendency BE- eeH-
sidsriue sueA aslfugusnclss nufy aud patriot
isfa rc4uir- that essry soldier sssaIi bs At his
pasf.
Provost Nsrshsls viii exercise sigfisnce 10
prosecuting any evasion Of the performances 81 thia
duty.
By order % col CONRAD nAEER
IN. p. PsSKIS, It. a A. A. 40
tNiassnuss e~zstts eaps myle-aw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
GROCERIES.

CuGAR
> 50 bids. Ns~ orleaaa sugu. in stafs and CIR
sale By ImAy@L " -. ATKaAS co.
LvLouk
IT 10 bFia Choice Extra Flour,
500 brla. EHtra Flour. IN store ard FIR sale By
uayx3 W. ~. AIKNAS & co
MORN
" Tr0 bags CheIee white Cora;
so bags Yellow Germ, IN stlre and Tor sale b.
mayE3 W NJ. kIKIAN a. CO.
DACpN.
ID 500 Hans;
bno ehouId5Fs
90 sides, in store and flr sale ~
mayss w.a. AIKAAS co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
RARE CHANCE.
two View stores for Rent.

Two New Stores for Rent.
THESE STORES ARE VOW BEING BUILT.
4 near fhs Courthouse. AnS the proprietor
oaers them FOR rent IN order 70 be able 10 finish
tha building suitable for the business Of the ten
ant Possession giEsn On the LIST Of August
EBquire Of T. BIsCHOF
zaAyH Union ofics.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26
KANAWHA SALT.

10 GOO SMALL and LARGE BARRELS
lU.UtJU On hzsd and 70 STRIVE
l. RUEFGER, JR..
uayI9 Ne South Water Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

It aiiTa
Our Fall Stock being very
large and complete, we can
offer to our Customers and
the Trade. Goods that can
not fail TO please in Style
Quality and Price. Oui
Stock is now bought foi
Cash. and prices reduced
We offer the following in
large quantities:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26


General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
TO III G a g III.
only, with superior facilties
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass and Grain
Seythes,
Waldron's Grass & Grain
Scythes,
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
Hoes--Planter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Collars g. Brides,
Axes--the best brands,
Chains---Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
shovels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting.
yapanned Ware,
Notions--Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer to deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG & CO.,
No. % First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-26

nayis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

= lard Sb4ftSburJ recently stated, IN !
public meeting ia Loadon, that he bad as
certained from personal observation that
Of adult male criminals in that city. near
" all had fallen into course Of crime be.
tween the agsa Of eight and sixteen years:
and that il boy lived % honest life up
to twenty yeats Of age, there were forty
nine chances 10 his favor and only one
against him, d to An honorable life there
after.
This is fact Of startling Importance to
fathers and mothers, and shows fearful
responsibility. Certainly parent should
secure and exercise absolute control over
his child until sixteenth cannot be q
very difficult matter to do this, except in
very rare cases: and if that control is not
wisely and efficiently exercised, it must
be the parents fault--is is owing to pa
rental neglect or remissness. Hence the
real source Of ninety-eight per cent. Of
the crime in p country such ~ England
or the United States lies at the door Of
the parents.
Ii is q fearful reflection we throw il
before the minds of the flthers and moth.
ers of our land, and there leave it, to be
thought of in wisdom, remsrking only, NJ
TO the early seeds of disease, that in near
" every case they are sown between sun
down and bed time, in absence from the
family circle, in The supply OF spending
money never earned by the spendsIs
opening the doors of confectioneries and
soda fountains, or beer and tobacco and
wine shops, or the circus. the negro min
| strels, the restaurant and dance then
f,llows the Sunday excursion, the Sunday
drives, the easy transition to The company
of those whose ways lead down to The
gates OF social, physical, mor i ruin.
From "eight to sixteen Pin these
few Years are the destinies Of children
fixed IN forty nine cases out OF fifty-fxet
b, parents Let every her and mother
solemnly VOW: "By Gods hell
I'll tx my darling's destiny for good b,
making home more attractive than ,b,
streets T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28
TEsrunorrAl..
ITO THE BLINDl
Or Those Afflicted with Sore Fyes.

At the esrne, solicitation Of several e,t,yons
hare open Cd an osre Second street n liza a,t
nnlicg mp s'ara and Offer my servers -
tAe citizens Of X cknk and vicinity ~ ~
II request all who afflicted With disease az H., =
especially those who havebeen. like mysels the vicis
=. s . aive me call and viii give thsm rsf
snse v case Treated ~ ne in this NY that must cob
vince the most skrptca that ef IN
eject permanent aud radical cure CONSULTATIONS fr
sS-ofice sours from Z TO o'clorkr y.
..ce B. II. DESrCE.
yN--114aA s5s Practical Oculist
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

A Carlsrube letter, says the Debats,
relates an extraordinary tragedy said to
have just taken place in that city, but
which We give under every reserve. A
Polish count named K, after sedu-
cling Mdlle de La B, one OF the
most charming ladies at Usrsrube, aban-
dondoned her in order to marry the Mar
quise de l.. Mile 20 La B-tr;ed
every means to win back her faithless low
er, but finding her efforts useless, deier.
mined to be avenged 4 grand ball was
given few days back at the residence Of
the Marquise to celebrate Der belrothal
with the CDunt. The FIT was Al its
height when Mile de La b ap-
preached the Ma.quise with smile upon
her lips az II abeui 10 salute her, and then
dashed \ iAiAl Of suiphuIic sciJ into her
face. A shoft time before & servant in
livery handed a letter to the Coaut. Al.
ter reading 1t the latter turned PALE, and
immediately went cut The next day his
body was found stabbed with a poiniatd
in three places, while that Of Mile de La
B was unc in the river which runs
hort distance from the town. The
Asrquise is hI.fgured for life
A pERILous ADyENruRE-We are in
fofmed By Hon z. Streeter of perilous
incident which occurred TO hin, and hi.
fellow passengers few days ago nc. far
from Chattanooga. A train OF tea Or a
dozen cars, loaded With soldiers and civil.
ians. was crossing bridge which vas at
least 100 feet above the water. when 4. a
wheels OF the hind car un.bie 10 accom-.
modste themselves to curve in the road
slipped from the rails, aud threatened a
plunge into the abyss. Fortunately the
car was not thrown off TO such distance
as to precipitate it from the road but the
peril appeared imminent. The train
stopped Immediately; but an hour ELAPSED
before the car vas detached, AMI the pas 4
sengers felt sense Of safety. Ii was a
narrow escape. Officers who had been in
the midst of fierce battles, asserted that
the suspense of that hour exceeded any
thing which they had ever before expe.
rlenced.- Register
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

NoTICE.-A Fine Brick Residence.
With ~ acres Of Land. all improved aud f,.t ont
SIDE tbs corporate limits OF EthnE a. - - WV
Apy one sishing desirable fssiienee II bargain.
juiy2b1f NJ arv,r. u y. ~ n -;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28
~. y. S'sA-LyrAs' .sgenry.

~. u. dess-EyrAs; .Sreurn.
REAL ESTATE
AND
General Insurance Agency.
Once on I'd Str. Ksekuh, lsva.
Reai Essase Bong t $40 se,a.
Fire, River, Lake and life lasuraue,
rHs BEST INDEMNITY IN THE u.s
IEtna Insurance Co., Of Hartford Conn
:. CASE AssxTs. es.i9s. s1s.0o.
tome insurance Company Of New York.
oAsH ASSETS es,7ss, a7o.e0.
Security Fire Insurance Co OF Nev Yorl
CASH ASSETS, s7s4,ssi.
Loriiiard Fire Insurance Co of New York.
CASE ASSETS. $40. 0ss.77.
Arctic fire Insurance Co. of New Yoyk
CASH ASSETS, $s0s,s04.
North American Fire ms. Co., ofN.
CASH AssEM, sso0.ooe.
North American Fire ms. Co. of Hartford
CASH Axskrs, sasa. olo.o0.
Conn Mutual Life Ips. Go. of Hartford
CASH ASSETS, es,O00, 0eo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28
FOR SALE-A valuable Farm Of Don

II Wv onLE-h Valuable Farm of 200
nr.. aeres, situated l1 miles wet Pennington Van
nam t ~. Iowa, and one mile from the State Line
@ si. ~ splendid bed Of C.a feet thick and ID
2. tne very best timber in the country Til. farm
-, rrame dwelling. with fonr rooms coed cellar
M u failing we'll Of water aud spring - s,,ws
Tbs Ian WI, supply water 70 four different pastures
sale Tnci. 's sou TOT ZIG per Tile good or no
d.; Asi.'g o. W. ~ Harriott the farm, or 10 up
nosit az neoAuA. H. b. TEN-EYCa.
Real Estafe Art
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28
TIE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE.
ooxporybrp IRON

An urfailing for Seminal Weakness Nocturnal
Emissions and all diseases ensed liz seifPouan such
Less Of Memory, Universal Iassiiude Pains in the
Bark, Dimness n vision, Premature Old Age Weak
Srrre-. bifcsy 81 Breathing. Trembling skefalneSs
E-uptiCns the Face, Pale CouaenAnoe insanity Con-
sumption and 81 the drefEl complaints eansee Is etzr
ting frC N tie path Of
rA- This nseieine il simple vegetable extract and
which alb rely has been csed ~ our prc
not Jailed in single Instance It's curative powers have
BEEN suneisnt TO gain victory the stubborn
H. To these who have tried With their constellation,
Until they think themselves beyond the rtach ~ medical
aid ~eEia say. Is1rPAfE NOT the CHEROKEE CURE
will restore yan 70 health ard Eor and after all eaeek
DEBTORS have fsiedt
"a Prlce 3 per bottle. three hoites ior s. ard for
wsrsed by Esrre~s 70 stl parts ofthe world.
rA For fell particular rst Circular ary drug
store in the country write the A-eHt wilimaf
Tree - AIRY desiring tie same, full trease in pam
PHI; Form.
All such orders must he sent 10 Cook Ccaro o1r
General Agent far the Wet
Sold in ChiesEo. by FULLER FINCH FULLER,
Wholesale Druggists, and ~ a DrHErisi- every where.
u A COOK. Ghicsgc. Gererxi gUEf FF tie Stsfee Of
Illinois, Iowa isconsin. Michigan and INDIANA
In. " T. MERY IN co,
Sole PsoPFfErcxs,
Ne 81 Liberty street Nes Nork-
Sold by J. t. Wilkinson g. H. Vowel A Co, y. I'll
0Connor. and NiiAln-.n b. bartlett Co, Keckuk
tcne2ed-eoH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

And conp,ete ssek oeDses ClsAA Iinines ana every.
thing In the Dry Goods line. 0nr goods viii h. cold &
the L~esse AsvAM Rpjes Cous and e1artns cur ptcek
goods jpIE1nG00Tn ~ \
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

g. g. GROW ER II now receiving from IN. Maunfar,u-
entire New Stock OF Boots. Shoes and LEATHER
which he will sell 1t fair prices Corner Main ard %
street, keokuk. julya6-d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-28

Although there At present existing large nvu,yrr
Of HAIR fonirs competing for public patronage by FRA
anent and repeated exaaersons Of their peculiar prom
critics; yet Is well known many who are under The
IN their results The frequent Inquiries which have beer
male OF the subscriber for tonic which he could war
rant Iov certainty OF effect and harressness have In
non OIL one which should possess these qualities se
r1ss Of experiments have enabled him to overcome Nh
dlcuitcs and II Is Of qualification to him 10
mud his la,ors crowned wi i complete success.
caius Han Tonic Is dys but arestoratvere.tores
grey hair to It's natural color, mparts moisture and
xossy appearance to the hsir dandruf cures
ernptions and all Diseases Of the skin n =.
Persons disposed 70 become bald can by constant atp
to its former healthy condition. - = ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-17
Arrival of the City Of London.

New York, May 16.-The City Of Lon
don, from Liverpool on the 4th, via Queens
town 9th, arrived to-day. 1t is asserted
that the Georgias visit to Liverpool was
that she may be sold, proving unfitfor a
cruiser. The Southern Club invited the Off
GERS to banquet. E"4'. l.
The Prussia's news caused the Confeder-
ate loan to advance AZ per cent. closing at
66@661a. t5.''
In the House of Commons inquiry was
made as to the truth of the statement that the
U. s. troops in Minnesota had been per-
mitted to pursue the Sioux Indians into
British territory. Cardwell said it was true,
and offered to produce papers.
The Danish war news was unimportant.
A conference called for the Sd was post
poned till the 4th. English journals con-
tinue to express little hope Of favorable
issue. ...', irs -, ru rn. va
The Pope delivered an allocution denun-
ciatory of Russia for her policy toward the
Catholics in Poland. The Pope's allocution
to the Emperor of Mexico is published
The Pope urged Maximilian to respect the
rights Of the people of the Church.