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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

The JoBBTsa TRADE OF KEoKuK.-
Fum the activity Of our jobbsrs. yho are
daily turning out immense bills Of goods
to merchants in the Surrounding country,
We judge shat the wholesale trade Of Keo-
kuk never was lafger than now. We are
Of ths opinion that there 10 fully ~ much
jobbing done here as there is in any city
on the river north Of st. Louis, aud we
do not at oil wonder, As our merchants
'hsve had on hands very large stocks and
have not advanced prices 10 correspond
with either Chicago or ST. Louis. and by
this means have established ! reputation
for very close and los figures on all kinds
Of goods. Merchants from the interior
will do we'll to come and examine and
Sc FIR themselves before bsging else
where. We will say this, that they will
not be disappointed in finding large and
desirable assortment ofeoods from which
to make selections.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

CUpJo's CAvE.-The New York cor
respondent Of the Gazette says that the
new novel, "Cudjo's Cave" 10 making a.
great an excitement in New York as
"Uncle Toms Cabin" did that the de-
mand for it is unprecedented. Two YER
sions Of it are being produced at several
theaters-one, De Waldon's, that vaa
produced here, and better one BY John
F. Poole.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

THE NEW YoRK SANITARY Fam
SwoRD.-The public are doubtless we'll
aware that one Of the great features Of
the New York Sanitary Fair is . sword
which is to be presented to the General
officer for whom the highest number OF
votes shall be cast. A subscription list
has been opened in Chicago and will close
tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

~ The proprietor of the Oskaloosa
Times has, through his attorneys, Messrs.
Coulter Il Sewers, served notice on
Mayor Rhinehart Of = suit against the
city for %. 900 damages fof injury done
to his Office by the soldiers on the 7th
inst. The Herald says, from the in
formation We heve in relation to the
actual damage done at that time it does
not exceed $50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

THE STREKrs.-Our new Supervisor,
Mr.. l.. Howe, has commenced business
In earnest, and yesterday several work.
men we're engaged in cleaning the mud
Oh from the maacadamiled streets and cart.
ing it away. onei half Of Main Stree,
between ed and Sd now presents . very
neat appearance.
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84l% coa1ecfW DArks ~
g. HAMILL d CO.,
wHoLEsALH 0RdC1Rs.
no. 100. Corner Fourth and NJ ttsssas.

DAnr eAs orr ousa.l
KsoKUE, April =, lee4- !
PRODUCK AND PROv1SIoas.
yIous-s.pstAne, . % ePsins wAsss Rxsra. p -
& cos. s....- - soess 9 = ioca~
EaAr-a isH l0hs
sur sruv1-h is9ee %.
Ccss-Nsw GO Old 1oe ? busheL
RrE-ss to SEC.
0Afs.--63 70 &c.
0RKKs APPLn-gocGu 90.
Ps1Asuns-s06oa Rstail nc psck.
Burs.a-comnoa, lssaos Choice. sosoS retail
EGss-iA tolscs retail Is 70 &C.
cncKxxs-S3 oo.very scarce
wmr1 BAxs-Conmon to Good, q so0s1 ss Primo
Navy. - 0oas2 3
a.s~neetAy, ~ eoesa % s.l.d, - ~ rr.ir..,
ia p&116 %.
GROCERIES.
sraAa-New Orleans fair, lse; prime, tsr shses %
York g sse9S Ne. York, A, a'e1S srtsAsd and pow
MolAssas-sugr House, sosi oos Goia4asyrup, l loo
81 l5-sorghum, t3@5sc
oessss-kse ssSsss Jsva. SOC.
soss-Amersca.. =, Ensihh, s,ze.
saAr--Paim, 7,ls Family. d q G.na& shoss-
CAxplns-star, Il Mould f35S to lie.
g % E.sss y = sis . 'i " inpsfA " : %
soes Gold and Natural Lea, q % % q 80
eLAas-s1le cou.tr, y % oiy IS. rss~-
CoxDAsE-A to sc.
Dar Arplg-lo1z 70 lie p b.
Oar PxAcnns-Hirs 1871 70 lft<c p ..
Oar crnxAxrs-ac.
Rumxs-$s - 10 IS Is
eaIr-LAke 8 %.
PkaHf srAKcH-sisc
d. s s w ss 1s .. s. ness Pan. ? O. hop
IL - Nssts ID DO. 10. wsakAoAri. - %.
S'ss-xs. A.skss.l, tsas. sls oseslgcoe.
s g g e Sc g g g g ss |. T. =
III beis No white Fri. y sstcs o.
sUNDRaEs.
LxAfExz-sole 20 TO &c, Harness " to 4se
Hipxs-Dry Flint. lie; Dry saifeA "a 10 lsc. Grub
b., half price 0rven to 7 ress sA~sp Ppsss 10 TO
Is Green Hog skins, lsc.
sxxDs-riDothy. ~ oa Flax, - 3 to 20.
fxArHTss-to 20 4sr.
CaxksE-Hsmburr aor
BErr GArflz--<k 90 TO o. 90 ercss
sHEzr-s5 % 10 % % y 100, gro@4
wcsI-caeaa Tub~~hrd, Is to 7se uav-hed on.
ois-Coal on, te.. White. 70 to ,se, r.s.il sos. Lin
sssd Oh 81 70 Lard Oh. u 40 10 81 ~ Fish on n 30 to
Far Hoas-ss % 70 % % nett;
s s.sse esssssI &c Cotton AZ
| Seamless 3 bush, Soc to i %.
nou ss,4 :: 70 a
OLD Iaos-1s n hrs. loe Is. coorr., liz . n
Is. "a r es. rs: -. :ss .s.s Cir
innds- Gold d2c premium buying
Day GOODS.
ss.sssss AMI ss.nsss-Dscs&. s
Psnas-as e !, g ss.e rs s
DnArxz-2s to &c.
s.ssss: e s. s,i1s; =
sKns rHazAs--N % 70 81 10.
49, IN ssc. c..s.s-ss y ~.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

1910 BoHDs.-The sales Of 1910
bonds at the First National Bank thus
far this week have been $4,000. The
sales altogether amount to over 500, 600.
By an advertisement found in another
column it will be seen that they win pay
the highest cash price for $40 coupons
due May 1st.
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financial dl,1 Gcntsi,erfilfl.


flrpAs, ApriIR2
can mention no change h the Quotations. fron yes
fersys report. Exchange h in good deue,d Raaes Of
ssst sre very Arm At 10 Per cent Thers seems to be
some anxiety In Chicago ia reatios to the rsou
non OF the Board Of Trade in relation 10 the mpcsne
Gus currency.
Our banks here should 10 shipping ts trssh East =
'as' possible for AFTER the t Of July next It will be
unlawful 70 put in crcuIation bills Of bank. IN Other
States, excepting Nsssona, bank. rberr {. Mart, -
tine T. - rid Of tn stsA ma IL people WI have NO
boy 70 blame should the be caught with some on ta;
hsn which they dispose u ave Al h..vv az
count.
me bill In Congress taxing the Issues Of ali priy,te
banks onefourth per cent month win probably pa.a
tne senate and become law tins taxing them cat a
exlssence and hnstening the day when she currency
snronghOut the country shah BE sound and uniform
me exctsnent last week In the gold market and te
rapid ne In the price Of nesriy every sicle Of commerce
set earnest men 70 tAiskiAg an over the couoar ~
consress has not only been roundly scolded for ~
senes and want q scisnt action but the people are
tung ana measures the tardy body which
fney dsneed shall Be psssed At once NE New YUt
Times In m article beaded rs Il Imbeey or Teach
rymAys: @Cong1ea met nineteen wseks .~o GA
Which r the only real barometer Of nasioas, ereit IA
public cenfdence then sold hfyswo ~ eeut over -
- 49, - NV 9~u4 ~ ue%00tys&Uuf
pr ceat over What has been The cause 81 a. -.
esang q - natine ersdti Not dastst 1. ~ ne,a
- Asva ndhone. Not any nos q or military strenetb
V~ s.sss hevs never hssn stss.esr thaa to-aav Not
any nv srsaesA q u fsbesisod Il has e,s,ss .ox.
ing Not ~ 1r q frsen iatssvssAo.. Eer.rn -.
ventra xneAnser lals f>1ssd ~ 49, Not any H.
ninstion q ths rssoas n the North Northerp t,a.
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49, Nstenaa sstAas-es - ns~hsss 80 M.
T. - A1oEans unfnikhAninsn II dos ~ ~. ~
ANs = = u M = ~ yvvssr :.
NAesaiss u 1oAe 1snds u ~ llist NaeSusa -
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Z 1eeNe - evg eoAoBA s54ss4ss4 .sae@4e4as as
1ss 81 7 plenty q noasy - ~ i 80 On
= saosssioas - 10y nesls sit~vA
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23
AUCTION nv HOWE Z TYLER.

AUCTION BY HOWE Z TYLER. -
We shall sell this morning at 10 o'clock
good secondhand furniture, one hand
some Bussells carpet, nearly new. one In
grain do, also one box laces and balance
of notions belonging to-a number Of con-
signees-all to be closed ont to the high
est bidder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

"SEzMoEs ron TIM Tnxgs."-Rsv.
W. Deanstt will sgssaoh sat Chatham
Square n. 4. CharsA saxt HahhaEA sven
ing, oa"Whas ooastit1tsss ! teus Chriatian
Church" The public AZ invitsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

FRu1r Taxss AND Evnaaxxxs.-I
have Just rsesivsd splssdid lot q hsit
trees, everesssns, &c.. which I shan offer
for sale to-day, Saturday, the Esd inst.
Those who wish to got anything in that
line win do well to call ct the old Post
Once building, on johnson street.
&. FxRAn, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

POLICE CoURT.-There were several
persons brought before this tribunal yes
terday.
George Walker and George Pollard,
individuals Of color, for Drunkenness,
disturbing the pesce on the levee, were
arrested and fined $500 and costs each,
which sum was paid over aAd they were
suffered to depart.
]. w. Carter, Nancy Nevcomb, Mary
Newcomb and Mary Hill were taken be-
fore Justice Leech yesterday for sssault
and battery on the person Of J. K. New
comb. Nancy and Mary Newcomb were
each fined 81 90 and cost, and the Other
two were discharged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

DAILY L,sE.-We would now remind
our citizens that there 10 daily line be-
tween Fl. Madison and Rock Island.
the Jennie Whipple and City Of Ksiths-
burg leaving every day al.ernately.-
Tbeae are both fne boats, the Ksi.b.-
burg being the most elegant on the upper
Mississippi. Passengers viii End the
most ample Accommodations on shen and
an obliging and gsntlemanly ses Of Off.
GERS. Capt. 0irdon is agent, and for
freight or passage apply to him. Hi.
Office is on the levee near that Of the e
& Mt. p. 4 NJ. r. r. W
SHAKsPEARE.-Thrse hundred yean
ago to-day-she Esd Of April, l564-was
Dorn' in an obscure village ia England,
william Shakespeare, the Bard of,Avoo.
Hundreds Of men, sach great ii II d.y.
have lived since then and been lous .ipos
forgotten but the memory Of Win. sb,l.
spsars stih lives Ia the hearts q tere ~
Ct thossands who have besa pleased Ia
sene6ssd p his ininitabls exposition. #
human sharaster. kssh suoesedi.~ -.
ascords . hin still greater honor tbsn
tho preceding, . sure prof Of the
greatness. How psny y he do ssAad
the noosrehs Of old, q = Nsj6iss ~ il
~ nae diseoafss o ~ hissos> 4 CAar3es
sas Ivslah' "Ths snpsFolz. 1880,
ss'lphs poPes and liza skpA 5hs
aanss dssssvs Only ssbs fsanl i Jnssee.
lsgisai 1eisss phsss ~ ~ 4 - -.
49, y sse0 4ec6eAe."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23
COUGHS AND CoLDs.-Ths sud

~ den ehnngcs Of cur climate s0arces VI Rulmo-
nary, Bronchial snd Asthmatc ABsrsions kxpsrissce
hsvinG proved that aapis rssnes often act speedily
whsn taksn II The Early stAgs u ths sesse Eccrss
should 4 ouce Be hn Browns nrsnchal froeAes
Lcssnge let the CoiA COaGA IEsattoe of ths Throat
Be slight By this psec.tion more n.fnss A.
tark ny b. sn.etunly wardsd od Pubic 6peakers and
nxs viii 6na thea <ne<fual s cfsarng md strength
ening the Soldier. should have then they can
Be carried In the pocket and taken oraou rr4nirrs
asx2-<isyfm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!

DArCHELoRs celebrated HAIR DYE = a. Bsss =
- ~ Wsvli. The oniy Hsrnless 1Srs ~ AsisstH
dye hno~u- THIS splenstd Hair Dye perfr<f-ehAaSss
ks4 ksty or 6say ffatr issssnty 10 9Ssasv nis~A
Nssfvst 1vswa, witoas HjarnE the Hair Sfaninx the
Skta isavtne The Hair SAT- md Bssntifui nparts lrssh
yitaiy %gsentiy rest0rtnx ~ pristine coisr 81 rcd
nss the VI ~eesS 81 BaA Dyes urs genuine = arn~d
WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0K. all oshess are 1900 t1nits-
tcss and should be avoided Eeld ~ al Druxxista &c
fACIOkf-H bsrvisysfrret New Ysrk- Bsfrruaas'
NV TosIDs Cansn sa< Dres~ng tbs Hair. fjya-dkuIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23
BLANK DEEDS, in any quastity, canbt
had at the Cute City Office.

~ The steamsr JsAaie Whippae will
leave Fort Aadisou this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keoknt, mailing
connections At Burlington and Davenport
with trains east and west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23
PORT OF KEOKUK.
BoAn lxAylsa mar,

Die vernon Matson. g. Lpxis,
NsRtherner, Alfbrd, d. Pau. -
Eagle, Bishop, Warsaw.
ARRIVALS rHsrKRDAY.
Muscatine, Rhodes, St. Louis.
BE vernoR, Matspn, 81. Louia.
nagle nishop, Wasaw. At%
Savanna, Ct. Louis.
DKPAKTuREs YRsfxRDAY.
Mnscatine, Rhodes. St. Louis.
Eagle, Bishop, warsaw.
Lazy tsertraA, 9roaaaAi, s.. Eouis,.
Savanna. -. 81. Paul.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

nIseascs Of the Nervous,
ten o-new anA reiiahie meBfin reports "a the
HswAnb Assocssfss-eens by mall In scaled letter en-
velepes, ff~e cf erg~. Adr~s Dr. j. SxfxIs HorunTox
Ies.sd Assri.sssn No. south Ninth ssr~~a Phsses-
phiA, Pa spridkwiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

EAqt1 LoDas MErr1uo.-A called
communication Of Eegle Lodge Ne. ~
A. F. 4 A.. NJ, this evening. Work
on the Third Degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

~ The remainder of the Veterans
and new recruits Of the 18th regiment
arrived yesterday aitsnoon'soa the wsst-
ern train. They hsvs:bsen heartily wel-
coined and entertained among thsir ftiesds
1t home, and will bear with them
- they 60 sway the best wishes Of IL PAT
riotie hearts Their stay here hes been
pssaaant and when they again misgle in
the fight to peril their lives for the intee.
rity and honor Of their country, they win
refer to their reception a the most pleas
ing Of their recollections.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

p. 7. TALL Q n,
60 .Matn Ssrees,
BGiinasry.
spnss shsv,s
clcsks and Manniaa
Dress silh,
Aiszs>Asrs Bss I'D casvss
Fsscy Dress Deeds snA Notions
And gessrsl assortment Of Ladies and Ge.n Furnishing
ss-R~nemb~r the plAce-ss Main ST., East side.
apr2i-dly
DOWN With HIGH PRICES !!
CLOTHING, CLOTHING!
NEW CLOTHING sroREl
Ne. IS Main -, !
tknbos.ss block. bss-.ea second and rhird er....)
WEI > 3 N ANN = @ o.,
OF NEW YORK,
Have opened srs.<A sr.v, = x.sa~k s,.s where they
nov offer the largest stock Of
| READEMAlE cZDTXxNr
Ev~ eaersd before in KcoAsk, ans which they win se
~ tHc
Fiery L.osOess Cash Prices,
Al sh1 defy say hoss. = K.esuk 10 eonp... ~sA
CLOTHS, cAsslMEREs, &C.
GEnr's FUMrrsmINe GesDs,
HATS. CAPS, &C.. SC,
Which they will sell at corresponding urices n vou
msas % ssss money ss a.d examine their stock before
ouyng elsewhere They show their goods with pleasure
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
weuid d we'll give Us call beSss b.ysnx ssar stock
y ~ i.riiisiss We hsvs sasblsd to asH -
g.: 80 g - YsrA ~astsssts svssss.
FOR SPRING.
Dssck stlks;
Pa~ts go Elisha
(ss~ktsss;
lsepeslass 1qeeA
49, ssssls sl4,s,s.
Jsss rsssavsA - sesals lssvs
=. =. f !! y! i! !,
+ &C.
i BEeHQP y !. ]. w I Z. 81. = tee
= 81 s essas IL ss ~~g AFtK
y osuo1 neee 49, ussse1 naS xsvee.
- nj low
sscssssssg - y ilnxkfn r y
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] = ! :
xErA<x .sss-ztkN ~ be~.s&ars aslsss
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LaAiesy Ladies LaAissggl
Don't fi 10 r-s the advertisement In this paper headsd
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES I
Dr. Chee~man haa devoted the lat thirty years q his
practice 10 Female Complaints His Pills Ike aeharm-
They
RELIABLE AND SAFE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23

s18s1 "
l.sSs7sss 3 ~ r, =. MI - PC Es.hla.s 8
-.
49, +. ~. !. !, ...ssf -, !, !
800, s....... -. !. !, -. - ps.,a. -,
,sse 49, Q + -. ,'s.. - 80.
- ~. ~. ,,,,,1s.. & ~ ,,;.Ial...s
8 e..srib.ted : ! s es = :, s. sl.s, 49,. =
th;a ob;1s< Al. |. !. - .,-..s..s.hi.
-. ..a .a...1as =. .-..-, n
90 - - pa o.. ~ q, q s. 4.
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49, - iTS..... ..ssss % s
4. .hl. I. II. -. q.
seeos h.v. . u 1Is-;.ls1.l.. !. ..,.,.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-23
DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CE D RON BITTERSl
The Latest ana NEST Inn Pertant Dfs-
eovery Of the 18th Century.

No mans name h intimately eonnectHd with the
history Of the Naters Meea of the United States
more fsEurahiy known pioneer in medical discovery
than that Ut
DR.. John hull. OF Louisville, NY,
His innitable preparation Of sarszparils has long
stood At the bead u the various compounds Of that
able drug.
HIS Compound q Wild Cherry his become household
word throughout the West and South
His Worm LozsEge in less than year after their in
rodu-on attained reputation widespread the
continent Of North America
But the GROWING glory ef his life remains 70 ie
tanned hrs latest discovery rather combination
be does not claim 10 have been the discoverer u
@ Il ID H q NJ,
Which Is the hAzis Of the bters offered 20 the pub
lie That honor belongs to the native inhabitants ofe
ra America e whom It's virtues have been known
more than two hundred years Armed ~ith the In
dian bids defiance To the deadly malaria and
diss without FEAR, the most serpents IL
esf with them that while there IL frnath iu body
the Ceroa l. potent 10 cure matter What the disease
may t~. 4
While Dr.. Bull 10 prepared endorse this sxtrav.-
CANT pretenson hr nevertheless satisfied from
oarh examination ot thc evidence relating virtues
that remedy aud preventive fer all diseases arising
from expcsrre, either to changes OF wethsr and climate,
or To the iRinxuztir Influences, il stands.
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~ 49, u zssszp x~s ~ Z xesazf hssG ssrss 1
saaasid 'arsasz ny ~ u - ssstineAk I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
Army Correspondence.
HEAD'oRs 10TH Iowa INFANTRY.
Barrancas Dist, West Florida,

AA1AD QhS 10TH IOWA INFANTRY, 1
Barrancas Dist, West Florida,
September 18th. 1854.
Messrs. HoWeN d Delapiain:
Perhaps few lines from the 18th Iowa
may prove interesting to readers so remote
from this part of the country as yours
1t seems that our friends at home are sci.
dom favored with newspaper correspond.
ence from us, a fact which seems to excite
some astonishment. However this NAV
be. l will endeavor to give you few par.
ticulars in reference to our movements
during the past month.
On the Sd day of August last, We ar.
rived at Brszos st. Iago, near the mouth
OF Rio Grande, after an unpleasant march
through mud and rain, from Brownsville
Texas. On our arrival We found that
there vas not sufficient transportation 10
carry the whole regiment TO New Orleans
the balance OF the fleet having already
departed. consequently three companies
had TO remain to await thc arrival of an.
other steamer Companies b, C, and K,
were ordered into camp to await turtle,
orders.
On the morning Of Il IL the otbe,
five companies embarAed-four on tho
steamer Corinthian, and one on tho M.r,
Winslow. After all things were in read;.
ness, we pushed off and bid farewell 70
Texas soil, aud that, too, witbou, shedding
many tears, for we had seen enough to
satisfy us that Texas was no desirable
place to live.
After we were fairly outside the bar
the steamer Mary Wiuslow was taken in
tow BY the Corinthian, she not be;no AHA
to keep up alone. We we're hardly ont
of sight OF the Light House, when ouita
. number OF the boys began 10 get se..
sick, and In The course OF two hours ther.
were but few on board who might No.
have been seen vomiting over the ,.;l;,a
of the vessel. This, however, was .oon
over, and We began to enjoy the yoy.pe
verv much. -
The ~, toward the afternoon. became
quite calm. and our gallant vessel. 70, i,
was good one, glided msjesticalIy over
the deep blue wstsn of the Gulf of|
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
Additional Appointmentss for mr..
Darwin.
FIR. THonPsON'S APPOINTMENTS

Major W. G. THOMPSON candidate fer Presidential Eec
tor, viii speak follows to Wit:
Fort Madison fe-- Thursday Of ~
burlington, IN. Moines FRIDAY -
NJ. Pleasant Henry Saturday 20
The speasiag Will be at oc.ock D NJ except at
Takesliie heestS Fort Madison aud Huntingdon where
1t viii he AZ clock p. m
ihe county Committees charged with seeinr that
thorongh notice Of each meeting given and measures
eoopted Tor triigi the people together On rasss
By order Of the Republican State central Committee
Ii. VI. H0XTB Chairman
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COL. eANFaRD's AProlNTmENT

Coll SANFORD will address the people Of Lee county
ut the following tinfes md pla,gs
keosauqua, Van Buren, Co ,..... Jhsi'slav, Oct. q
Pilot Grove, II ursday, Oeto.
Overton's School House. Mari,si lp Thursday Oct n
Big Mound. Friday, October 9th
Croton, Saturday. October p
Charleston Monday, October
Brick School HOUSE. jefferson - thursday Nov lst
West Point. "Wednesday, Nuyen. 81 "a
Franklin, Thursday, "a
Primrose. Friday ath
New Boston, saturday, 5th.
The speaking will be at o'clock r. H. except Pilot
Grove, Big Mound coson Prinro where II will lie
at 2 p. m.
The Executive Committees and Union men generally
are requested TO give proper notice the appointments
In their respective townships.
By order of the Central Committee
Oct. IL, 1861. J. n BECK Chairman
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n@-lt isreported that the Danish Gov.
eminent, since the sad result of her war
with Germany, being unable to hold its
West India possessions, is anxious to cell
them to the United States. They con.
sist Of the Islands Of St. Thomas, ST
Croix and st. John. st. Thomas il one
of the finest barbors in the West ladies,
and would be a convenient coal depot for
the navy. The people Of the island are
said TO be in favar of annexation, and the
proposition is not without its advocates
in influential official circles. II is doubt
fni, however, whether Spain. Englsod or
France would permit the transfer without
an effort to secure these possessions among
themselves.
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RoR CONGRESS.
JAM MES r. SON.
nscross Ar rA.en
G. BEN DARWIN, Of Des Moines Co.,
w. G. THOMPSON, of Linn County.
JNO. VAN vALKENBURG, Let Dist.
SAMUEL s. BURDETT. end District.
BENJAMIN T. HUNT, 81 District.
DANIEL ANDERSON, 4lh District.
GILMAN C. MuDGETT, 9TH District
HENRY e. HENDERSON, 9th Dist.
roR supRExE-yuDes,
G. c. COLE,
OF Polk County.
SECRETARY OF STATE
JAMES WRIG HIT,
OF Delaware County.
roR.AuprroR orsararr,
10 Fl N A. ELLIOTT,
Of Mitchell County.
STATE TREASURER
WILLIAM II. HOLMES,
OF Jones County.
RRoIsrEs or THE srArr LAND oyvrcr,
JOSIAH A. HARVEY,
OF Fremont County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
ISAAC l.. ALLEN.
OF Tama County.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
foR cIKRx OF TIE DISTRICT COURT,
d. H. LESUER.
FOR RECORDER,
j. w. FROW.
FOB REPRESENTATION,
ABS LON AND ERSON.
ELECTION NOVEMBER 8rH.
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MIR. BRonLEY,s APPOINTMENTS

OWN BRoxEY the coal digger will address the peple
at the following times and plaaes:
lrpNer-...... hurslaF.
west -.--.. y FftiaN. Is
Newton's sctool H., p. r. Tp. Saturday %
Roberts Marion fp Monday, 81
Centre Cedar Up TUESDAY. Nov
The speaking sill he At O'Clock r. H. Union men
will that notice Of these meetings is given in
their respective townships.
By order Of The Central Committee,
Oct II, 1854. j. VI BECK. Chairman,
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EOR SALE-A Frame Dselline, with
Ave roons lot well fenced. good eistern &C. situa
ted High street. Nth sn ith srsef4 Price
81 30. Enquire Of Imaylel II. B-TEN-IYCk.
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EOR SALES acres land with two
l. Frame DweIlinss on the same, situated At San
dusky miles above Keokuk the river and railroad
Price $500 Title good.
auxx2A III H.B TEE-EYCK.
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EOR SALE-Lots z, 8 aud 8 in Block
Il lss Psce $3.50 for the three or sach will BE- sold
separately II desired. Title good or sale
septD n. B. T8N-EYCK, AEt.