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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27
TO CONSU MPTIVES.

CasslnIpliye sufferers viii rec i've valuable
rrcsc ipiion fr the cure oi Consumption. Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, snd Throat and Lung affections,
(frce of cha -ge, by sending their address TO
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Comfy.
Is2 Gv 90 New York.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-27

Gen. Price is reported 10 have 60
days furlough to enable him 10 60 TO
Texas and Mexico. The rebels think
ie vii never return.
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Ge DRUNKENNESS CUR D. av

VIE ine5r!ate may now hii defiance TO ri,..
i TLHrTING cur. DR. ZANE,S ANriDoTE
FOX STRONG DRINK i a certain crRE roR
pA,ShfNNkss- II creates dislike for strong
drink, and can be adminisi. .esl with,yt ,h..
knowledge Of the raiient lr &C. 81 box. Sent
by msii 70 any address, by s c. CPHAM. 40s
Chestnut Street. Ph,dclptia. Pa. Circulars
. nj Tree. t s,,.
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save xsrr Eirc.

DYSPEPS!a. EEYsrFELAs, KIDNEY Cow
IL FLAisT. SICK ani Nervous Headache. Neu
raigia, Gravel, ret,er, BaTbsr's Itch aai Bald
mess Treatise on the above diseases with
fh.ie SPEEDY aud PERMANENT crRE. sent free
10 aay address. Address ; c. UPHAaI, ~. Is
so1.h Eighth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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FENAtEs! FKMALEs: FEMALES,

FEMALES. FEMALES. FEMsLES,
Use ihai SsFs- PLEAsA REMEDY known as
HELNBOtDr-s Extract BUCHU
ror aii tonsla.isis incident 81 the SEX No family
should be w.lliolt L. aud nonc viii whom an, ,rii
by tbsm. II Is used
bF focSe AND Dln.
IN thc decline or change o; lie. befers and efrr
-E'rr'1se,sartHg eRd after er6sssess to strength
en- Zoe Nef'cs.Fcslcre NArrR TO lis Proer c,annsi
ani nFisorlte the Broken down Constitution, frsr.
Shsieesr essse originating.
ust NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS.
HELiboLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
See Advertisement in another column. Gu; ont.
and send ier IL. Ic,-,ss
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n s"tEtH TIT tlIt 2.
rlGhTLf EsissIoSs EFFzcruhtLY rnEyENT-
~ En WITHOUT TnE USE o. MEDICINE bv tn.
use OF The ft,..geh Preventive, the greatest in
veniion q tie age. Pdce 81. Sent post paid
10 aii parts q the country. n.sdsess pr .. Soh-
TiS. Box 269E Pos, offi,s, phiaa. 'phi'. IL,
Circulars sent irer
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pr,pep,ia Can be Cured.

hf SfEPsfA; NO NATTER HOW LONG STAMP
~ ing. yioldS at cncu TO "UPH,x's Drsprrs-8 a
CURE ihs fleets Of this Remedy are truly
N gicai. Try II and be convinced. psico : a
box. Sent p1,t-pad TO any address. hy s. c.
tPflAA, - Sonih Eighth ST., Pniladslpll a. Ia
Circulars seat free. IS, en- al
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TIE Only wRINGER wITHTHE PATENT
Cog Wheel Regulator.

Viii h POSITIVELY prevents the rolls from
Breokiag or T.oisfing on Tie .S1nf,
II was pronounced Superior to al! Others ., H.,
World Fair AT London. 1862. II took Tho F,p"r
falG'ua at the grea, Fair ,f the AMERICAN Ix.
sriTUrE IN New-Y York City. 1856, where the ;,,dy.
es We're practical me- hanic-. sni appreci, ,te,I
Cog wheels. took the Firs, Premium =, tho
New York Siate Fair ..is62 and 1864
Vermont, Pennsylvania. Iowa, Illinois Aud
Michigan State Fairs 1863.
AMI County Fairs without number.
oRASah JUDD. Of the American Agriculturis,.
says OF the uxIvkRsAL CLOTHES WRIsarr
W. think the michine much more Than P.v
FoR iTsELr EVERY YEAR in the sayiro of oar.
menlsi There are several kinds.nearIv .lit, IN
general coI.s,ruc i'm but we consider /, ,,n',,,
aai that the Wringer be fitted with Cog. Other
wise mass "f garments may clog the rollers.
ana the rollers upon the crank shat, 81 n md ,sa
the Clothes, or the rubber break loose frum The
shit Our own Is one Of the frsi made aud i, ia
a. GOOD AS NEW after nearly +. URYE4R,S
CONSTANT Use"
We have seven sizes from SIS so to $50. The
81. These have ~ 40 -
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ilH4 - n1o0ot0go UO0o0. 90 u
NOTICE b hssshy g:Sca tsas om Nc sssh day
N OF Annasx, isst, le9en q Adsains,f.,isa
deceased, iate oi u nersoh County, Kansse.
were issued to W. HCoppineeF, By i. Ihobsic
Soa S.sgn. ?. ssa eoupy and S,.sa s.An Isr:oss
to exhibit them for allowance within cne year
alto. Me date OF sid lcaters, os they Ny b.
Precladed from any benefit at said sc,ass; .aad
y such ciaiVs De not exhibited = ihin thrsn yesss
or barred NJ M (ObpSNcTR
NS s"SspI Adminis1asos.
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a captured documen. from the Chiei
Commissary in Florida shows tha, the
rebel supply of beef aud bacon is ex.
hausied Throughout, the South. and from
ali quarters We're cries OF relief from
Florida. This shows that an invasion
OF that State was opportune.
Gen HalIeck has means of very re-
liable sources Of Information from the
rebel armies. What they are. we do
not certainly know. bat probably much
intelligence of value is received through
spies.
A dispatch from Gen. Banks SAYS one
'ntie company Of rebel troops came
within our lines and svsiled themselves
OF the amnesty proclamation.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-01
N Otjce.

William Haddox, whose place Of residence
= hhknown. one OF the heirs OF EnOch Had
dox. late OF The Township Of Blanchard. in The
ceased, The being IN The service Of the United
Statos.l Will take notice that Lewis addox
one of the heirs of the above named deceased
ana resident Of the aboye named township
county and state. on the lith dav - Septem
per. a, ID. 1868, filed his petition in the Court
lot Common Pleas Of said Couniy of Hancock 1.
that partit ion he made Of tho real estate of
said decea, ed and comprising the following
pieces and parcels of land, tO.wit The
Southwest quarter of the Southwest quar-.
ter OF 70 elton nine (9) township one ~ North
OF range nine 10Y containing forty I0) acres
lof land; also the Northeast quarter of sec.
ton seventeen Q7) towdship one ~ North OF
range nine (9) containing one hundred and
fifty nine and twenty-five hundredths Q5gN
acres oi land, all of which lands are living aud
being situate In the township of Blanchard. in
the county OF Hancock, and state of ohio, and
VII OF which lands the widow OF the deceased
entitled TO dover therein. The prayer ~
he said petition is, first, that Betsey Haddoxf
widow OF the deceased, may have her dover
or said estate assigned to her. Second. the
lpeuttoner Lewis Haddox. may have OF the
remaining part set of one.sixth in fee. Third
MARY Ann Robinson, one-sixth In fee. Fourth
William Haddox one sixth in fee. Fifih, Eli
iiaddox. Enoch Haddox, and Lyman lladdox.
minor heirs. each one undivided sixth in fee.
said petition further prays that the ladds so
e " 's"' 10 oct WI - iohoWS, to'Wlt' iupso
loi bowls Haddox. the petitioner, and Mary
Ann Robinson. and William Haddov bes set off
(they being of full and legal age) adjoining
each other. and that that OF three infant child.
ren, to wit; Ell, Enoch, and Lyman Haddox
may also be set of adjoining each other, and,
further, II said partition can not be made
without miniiest injury to said estate, the
same may be sold or such other an further
relief may be granted as the statute may di.
rect. Said petition Will be for hearing on the
10th day OF February, | Gt. or as soon there
after as Council can be heard
GOir u PARKER,
Solicitors for Petitioner.
Nov, 2T-6w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-01
Partition Notice.

Calvin A. Croninger, Plaintiff, vs..
John Dukes, ct al, defendants.
To Joseph NJ. Burll, Seth Burk, Per
ry Burk, Edwin Burk and Jacob
Burk.
| You will take notice that on the 2tth day of
Decsmher. \. u, lSG.', the undersigned fled =
lpetition I'm the Court Of Common Pleas, of
| Hancock County, Ohio. where the same is
now pending, demanding partition of the fol
loving premises situated in said county, to-
iwlt-
| part Of the south halt Of section number
| seven ri in township one III north, range
eleven. Ill east, beginning for the said part
| at II stone PLANTED at the northwest corner of
the above described tract of land, in the cen
tier of the road from Findlav to Perrysburgh,
thence east dlty.One (jD chains and IS links
| To tone in tho centre of tho Port Clinton
and Findlay road, thence in a southwest di.
rectiOn in the center of said last named road
Ithirty-twO 1927 chaius AN ~ links to "A stone
planted in said road, thence west thirty five
It35) chains and 50 links to Il stone in the Per
Irysburgh and Fmhldy State Road, thence
north along tho centre of the said last named
road twenly.seven t27l chains and 81 links 10
| the place OF beginning, excepting eik lit Isl
acres heretofore sold by Joseph Meek in his
| Ii fe time to one John Dukes, in-the north east
corner of said land.
And also the plaintiff asks that certain ad.
Ivancements may be adjusted, aud that the
share belonging to said plaintiff, which Is
three ffths of said premises, may be set oil
in severalty. subject to the dover estate Of
Eliza Meek in tue whole Of said premises, al-
ready gued Ia her, And that You are re-
Iqured TO appear and answer said petition by
the goth day oi February, 1864.
CALVIN A. CRONlNGER,
BY o'Neal, Blackford Il Harsh, his Att'y's.
Dec 25.wG
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-01

Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
IN pursuance OF an order granted by the
l. Probate Court OF Hancock county, Ohio,
VIII offer for sale, at public auction, on
SATURDAY, THE 2SD DAY OF JANUARY,
A. d. 1861. at one o'clock, afternoon. ut the
door ot the Court House in Findlay, OHIO, tho
following described real estate. situate in the
county OF Hancock. and State of Ohio, to
wit: Out Lot, number two, (2) in CarIin's ad.
dliion to the town of Pindlay, containing
about four acres OF land. Appraised at 81 200.
TERMS or SALE-One. third in hand, one
third IN one year, and one third in two years
nom the day of sale, with interest the pay.
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold.
j. b. DUNN, Administrators,
with tho will annexed of Rebecsa Stone,
deceased.
Dec. 3, ls63.-5w.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-01

Ne.a ALCOHOLIC
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR H00FLAND's
| GERMAN BTTTERS
PREPARED ny
DOCTOR C. NJ. JACKSON. Phlladelpbia Pa
WILL EFREcTuALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Cronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of The Aid.
nfy., aud al diseases arising from a dis.
ordersd Lirer or Stomach
such
ms Constipa.
tion, Inward Piles,
Fuiness or Rlood TO
the Head, Aciditv OF tho
Stomach. Nausea, Heartburn.
Disgust for food Fulness or Weight
In the stomach. sour oructations sink
ing or fluttering At The pit OF the stomach,
Swimming Of the head, hurried and difficult
Breathing, Fluiterng ut the heart, Chuk-
ing or Suffocating Sensations when in
lying posture, dimness OF vision
Dots or Webs befnre tho sight.
Fever and duh Pain In tho
head. DeAcienor OF
Rorspiration, Vol.
lOwness " the
Skin and
Eyes,
Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs. &C., Sudden Flush
es Of Heat, Burning IN the Flesh,
Constant Imaginngs of Evil, and great
Depression Of spirits. And will prevent
YELLOW AND BILLIoUs FEVER. SSt
They contain ns Aieohoior Bad JYhiskey.
They will cure the above diseases in ninety
nine cases out of u hundred.
DO you want something to strhngthon your
DO you want COED appetiteg
De you want TO build up your CONSTITUTIONS
Do you want TO feel welli
DO you want TO get rid OF nervousness
DO you want energyY
DO you want 10 sleep well2
DO you want brisk and vigorous feellngI
If you do, use Hooaand's German Bitters.
From Rsr. j. Nstcion Broicn, u. ID. Editor Of hs
Encyclopedia of Religious Rpolrisdse.
"Although not disposed to favor or recon-
mond Patent Medicines in general, through
disirust of their Ingredients and effects; yet
know oi no sufficient reasons why man may
| not testify to the benefits he believes himself
| 10 hsye received from any simple preparation.
/ III lhs hope that lie may thus contribute to the
| benefit Of others.
/ i do this the more readily in regard to Hoof'
lands German Btters, prepared by DIR. G.
NJ. Jackson, of this city, because was prclu'
diced against them for many years, under the
impression that they were chiefly an alcohol
Ic mixture. ] am indebted to my friend, Rob.
ert Shoemaker, ESQ.,, for the removal of this
prejudice by proper tests, and for encourage.
menl To try them. when suffering from great
and long continued debility. The use of three
bottles of these Bitters. at the beginning oi
the present year, was followed by evident re.
lief, and restoration To Il degree of bodily and
mental vigor which | have not felt for six
months before, and had almost despaired ol
regaining. l therefore thank God and my
friend tor directing me the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Du., .n', lima % IgGl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26

THE WueHr or Iaos AsI Woopxx
NAsTs.-In ! paper read By Nr. John
Vernon Of Liverpool. before thb M &c han
icsl Engineers' society. il b stated that
In 200 inn vessel, The three lower
masts and the bowsprii, If made OF iron,
weigh 26 luns, and If made OF steel, I9
tans, while IL made Of wood, they weigh
81 tuns- A corresponding advantage, a.
regards weight, u obsaised blythe use Of
iron and Steel for the tcpmasts and yards.
f saA II .sss~e-~ -. - sass sase za
/ .sSEcgnaSG 50 D1soOgxxs@-fs 10 very
common among business men ID 1--WE want
. good desl Of grpmbliDg about the il
libersi courss which characsexizss banks
in hard times, tenasd their ousteoeys.-
An pQfpgtpp1te cuAGoper OF opS az saese
institutions 10 PhiIadelphia, being some
uhss ifritsssd 1t tie piesyune policy pur-
sued, resorted 70 tia foIlo~ine despsr,ss
expedieet 70 - il Tiers vas Any speh
thing - stzaisiag The viad'a ID sid con.
Germ. Hs. drex mote Tor fvo dollars 1t
thirty days, covered IL down the back
with iirst 4Iaes .aadorssnsn.s 1lromi HE
fellow suGesefs, pinned Il TO ! ten dellAs
blu Of tho sane hask. - collateral,
asd then ventnrsd 70 offer it for disooans
That > Whist Jsdediah Tomrkins would
call .the hints round. ri Clsopsdia Com
msscial s.
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f - ~ 10 ssi - y ss1-ss1za y
.s1 - sss 4 s ass ssa 80: go: s. 8
N
veoeurluuuIy11 - - / !
II CT RI IL /.
80 E. - - - 49, =. s1 =
- ~ oIfr1l1sIII - ! 49, -
r. p T. r. =
uaklnhes. lo1hne ertas. $3.50 q
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CATARkH OF THE
BLADSER. RI
sfRAH0UARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
uRIsATIEo.
Pr these Asesses II 4 truly save essu r.r,. "
90 mpeA ess@ss - ssi1 In is pssase. esnsi. ds.e
Aas bean hnpun u reDief the ure~ns symptoms
ses a -. =, "a
Asss Cesstiastisa Water MI resieve Sou IKE
PHYSICIANS
Have Ions since given up II. use o. tuehu cnb ii,
Juniper the ifssiw en- Of those 49,, ssS snS
suss sbeA fr the want Of a better remedy.
CONSTITUTIONS WATEa
Hsa arytsf fsseH eaaaisO thsi.s that Ne arvslvsa
- DruRErIcs
arrssts snd dssnch sss ki4ueys, and by ems. M
soeu led = ion xsa cenarmsa ais
We prssess ~ Csrsnssisa wsssr 10 n. p.a,,s
sss - e So = sss s:s;'. = =.
e - /, IS s & ~, 49,, =: ::
- sssva e - % asals y 1ssiss
- kxApi MIDI sHADi.l 4
9.sy:: 80 & ssss $, ~. - -:
1lneeses, s.tg ~ asS &sasAs passed ssss
4sp lQelauneea Of vatesin swsnsy -fosr hc1r,. -
49, Il. .s.:s. e: ~. =, ss..s.
: 49,; &. sa ss3es e: ~ s. ~ E =, ss
hgtSo eofiss Gas easIrsly eateA sser rsraia-
isg NJ usuai good health. Your trnly,
= slIllIlaI iTsr osS'1s
nssfes csaxnas n. Des. n. Issi-Nh. II.
s: So {: . q "a: J: a. 3. !: 3
kS13esa saauee =. ~ VIA 80 1890 ~ 80 "a. II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26

Tue FfRsT 6rR1KMo CLocKAIh the
time of Alfred the Greas, the Persians
imported into Europe machine which
presented the first Tudiments of striking
clock. ltwas brought 10 present e
Charlemagne from AbdAllah, King of
Prussia, by two monks Of JerusalAm, in
the year 300. Among other presents,
says Eginhart, was horoioge of brass,
wonderfully constructed By sonaS me-
chanical artifce, in which the course of
the twelve hours ad ,'epsyeiram pertebo-
tyr, with as many little brass bells, which
at ths close of each haar, ! dropped dswas
on sort Of bell beneath, and sounded
the end of the hour. There were aiso
twelve figures Of horsemen, Who, whom the
twelve hours we're completed, issued ont
of twelve windows, which till then stood
open, and rstarnibg sgain shut the vim.
dows after them. It 10 d. - reneasbered
that Eginhart Was an eye witness Of whal
is here described; and that he. was AZ
abbot, skillful prohitepk and learned il
the sciences. ss5es $50 1850 = = =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26

OsyN4AVIAON WAITER
poostc TO be The nest pordefa fenedy sos The pef
@anent eofs Of al dfseas~s Of the STOMACH. 4lynR
AipasYs and ApDEn .h.. A.s svsr D.sn easEed'
sssncs thst CONSTRUCTION WATsR has smsnsi<d.
go vs nov say e q H.es dssst saes single bosas
talent n tins eeeatyy has fstlsd 70 relieve.
ssosay passessns The virtues ~ Constisn lon wa.
ass - sss .s.s :; =
tass cay y Only secoad -class pay fnxscrtrS
down Ser1lar vsn-aies While shs better aktsled ~
cess II the pbysieiaa increases A. lis sttse 81
dtesrsz remedies enseses bsm 10 prsdsSe err vh,le
ossss fsa n The Attsmps. Seteace satisnsd wh a.
Give Consultation Water fair trI.s--se p,.p 80
vhe ass ssr some Ssesssss ftom year y Jeas
fssorting 70 srsI trAsAssus sn al scfss u lcrsi
eatscns ~ eiseass With much ehanra 81 ne2pes
ssseese soaid = from local Applications 70 rhsssa
We have always been careful 70 uss isag.aes ID srr
easct =. ia esaiA - meek the ness Seifcsf< ors-
1.non ~ vs receive = s4 ~ esnne.tassoss hsa
g 49, diseese 10 nennen has beea nads. ut -
navs cons - ~ esacizstos shas ~ s.ps1yl y 80
III ~ 4 ssa, sssss p 1890 s1.. ss sssss
pM up sof u pssas, ssd sAsrs sAosss - sssspl
We would ~, cons.t.tl.. w...r i. ma. In.
sded PILL made . ssit eye snd iAae; y usdt
s1 81 is 80 80 sths vvu, passd ia a. sa.ds
y tbe Poo4e sOt tne1f feftef AID II taken
he difeetioas VII IN every prDdaUs rplIcai
esfes We veu1a ~ fh1t the dlrsetsne - srean4 y
ecnsr.s reaass sAi5 y sbe dsesse upder ~htch at
eesnf.
DIABETES
IL tissees ~ stu.axs and fivev srsise tArcusA
The Kidneys. and ~ vshsp' doubt mo>t esssansse
diseAse, except serspnp6en. thnt aaects The hanas
eonseasfson have DO sfscs tor disca. log easses
~ s:as = ss s.s n s: s..:..
Of tbs ieocl int ans uAsc& z the katneys .
- excessive seerestsa Of May p~rsocs s,arv
frou taisdisesss vhe are igssrsDs ofi last Ia fhsy
pass large qsassitiss daring Ne day. and Ax0 ehed
81 up ffom cas- 70 nftesn tpensy tsn<s 1asinss
TIE sse No kottee h taken Of ustii their
y seee1 - the larxp eisehaRee Of sAtas md cftSn
vhse I'M % ~ s1vaseed - te bsyena he coossei
o. ofdanssy rem edfe8. An<ther sJ1v On Is ~ esoi
thasst Which. vhea - dipesas b fsIy eseAhAd =
iseoaerasssebs DnfiSaf lrtsks esaAsnflg nkAsue 49,
ssfdee6 sase dsycsss Of the nssa, csAcAane 81 -
tPss sssss bsssth, In tss advanced eaass anA
aDaaty tsss OF apPetite, emaeation he pessask
gradually alnks frvm exhaustion.
Consl,ailsn ates h vsthazs ncuh< The only kuOvn
remedy Tor AtAtsfes, ana have - much eoa6tra~S
teas Il - Apeeiae ~ have tEa opium ill rrys
aesp and hushfsiy tAat II has cured ssrry essS
IN whseh u had tses used.
ssSne IN the ntaAAer. Calculus, ar
vsas Brick D0ss DeRosss, &C., n. As-s
Diseases arsins frrm fsslty seeret ias-,n -
case eefne loo little, and secoupanied severe pes
Asethe sahss too prsfuss sseretios-wh,eA viii 81
tPee2lI epKORsby - I'M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26
Dentistry.

D. n. ". HICKS IN rxss~nting his card % In pubsie
heEs esse % say that H. mot only kaa tle Rgh pet
fm ArstcSa Teeth bat that he the FIRST DENTIST
IN The Stase ~ - sns kind ~ work. and that With The
largest experience and the lest hclities be does nat -
low rstesSs 1enitt fog II ssle Of
Work sep2dAw1y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26

dEH. kiIPAraacK At 4 SLAvx AUc
TssE-fhe Incident which u given belos
. reported 70 have occurred While Gen
Fitzpatrick vAs on his rscenE aid y.
/. Inc command had got to Fredsricks.
burg. end was passing slong, shsn its Il.
tsns.oo vas attracted by bsll, and upoa
SooEsng IN the direction indicated By IA
sound. they found an auction shout to sak<
plAce. They cautiously approached the
p!aos. and found i've negroes About % d
sb.rtsrsd. The auctioDeer commenced Lia
ssIs so said who bids r Whsfsupou
kiipAtrick stepped out and s@id, i I'D
Ihe scene go . better iwsgiI I'D thsn de-
sesissd. SseSee i to say, the 'cullad
D,aeys .ere brought into our lines, aad
Vim, mink, ever remember tbs gallant
General who bid for them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26

Bug9S Moths In Tups, W0ofeW 6e, 1ns
&C 60 On Plants, foyvls. AStnals, &c.
Put up In 2sc &c. and 9fo0 Boxes Bottles and FlAsks
- and IS sizes for HoTKIs Pus1lc IsyuruSIoSs Ac.
s ~0niy inlkilible rerN~dies-knowr.
4f aFree froaa pctsonss
HNot dangerous 10 the Human Family"
"a Hats coEas out Of their holes - dis.i'ex a e
1RS4da Wkols saeSAsil Ilxxs cstids.s "a p : -
As~sscs4 By all Druggists snd Retailers everywhere.
AS- II. BEwARElli Of all worthless ilnifatiauk.
~ eecthst sCosraR's~ nasne IL each Box Bottle
and Flask, before ron buy.
ST. Address HENRY A. COsTAR.
AH prIfc1rAL Dxrer 80 nRo&pEAa,A
- kad by 3. B.. voWEEL Co.
WILKINSON, BARTLETT 4 Ca.
wholesale and Retail Agents, keekna, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26

~ In the south Of Russia grapes ars
preserved By the following process -
Insy sse gasaesed before they arc quito
npe. pat into large sir-iight jars, 90 Filed
With millst that The grapes ARD kept sep.
arae. They are ssnt in this way 70 the
markets Of S.. Petersburg. After re-
manning thos for q whels year thsy ars
siii very sweet, III their sugar being de-
veloped BY he ripeniag process in the
pots. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26

SERIOUS AcCIDENT.-Last Wednesday
as Ephraim Imbody was grinding plows,
at the pillow shop of Frank Dooley, the
stone burst in I've, enAshak strisaiRk .Iss-
body in the heap and woundisg him badly
--ie was feared at FIRST fatally, but We
learn he is doing we'll and will no doubt
reeover-I lows City Rep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26

1Fritato snd dsench TIE kizueys and by en.t M NJ
soon led - dsRsnssasio ion saa csnarnssd "a
We Drssesa " Csssknptsea w,se. 10 ,he -,
no esuai ID selis IT. ~
easse = Asssss ~ wt1e ettss b8es Ibuna $ -
Gid toeess1sd ~ or eDSfts Is biaans = vss.sAs
- - essrn V 49, Ne Ssa1Ipsneals u pssIs,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26

GUGARS,--l0 hhds. choice old NJ %,
Crushed, Powdered, Grnnuiatsd and Clarified Sugars.
KoBERrSuS q Act4iaEES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-26

N1RUPS--B Boston Amber Syrup. Beloh-
~ ers Golden Syrup Sugar House md Plantation No
lssses ALSO Maple Syrup ard Sorghum
= KoBEk1soN MsQpEES.