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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

PEIIA AND ST.. Paul RAILROAD.
was new company organized and articles OF
incorporation adopted at Newton on the 18th
inst. Its termini are Pella and Cedar Falls.
Look at your map and you will observe the
proposed road crosses nearly all the impor.
tant railroad lines of the State. The Direc-
tory is composed of good and live men. The
President is Hon. B. F. Roberts, of Pella,
q railroad man of large experience. G. NJ.
Woodbury., Of Msrshalltown, Vice President,
D. L. Clark, of Newton, Treasurer. The
money has been raised for the preliminary
survey, and Col. Obey, of our own city, COM
menced the survey yesterday. The road runs
through splendid country, already becoming
thickly populated and wealthy. 1t will add
to the importance of our own place, and we
wish the enterprise success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

NEw GROCERY FIRM.-We call attention to
the card Of Messrs. Yaw l. Cherry, who have
bought the stock and good will of Mr.. John
Stannus, an old house, and having heavy
stock Of Groceries, appear in the trade as can
didatss for patronage. They come from Ohio,
we'll recommended. We wish the new firm
much success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

TIE shock of the earthquake, mentioned
as being felt here Thursday, was also felt at
Burlington. The vibrations lasted only about
ten seconds, and were noticed by but few. So
says the Hasckeye
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

The Grand River (Mo.) Neps learns that
an oil well has been struck in Ray county,
Missouri, which yields twenty-five barrels Of
oil per day. Il i thought that the Ray coun-
y region i permeated with oil veins which
win yisld boanktnlly,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

AucT1oS-vINEGAR FAcroRY.-On Thurs
day, August 24th, at 10 o'clock, We will sell
the contents Of the vinegar factory opposite
Estes House Hospital, containing large
square cistern, ak large receiving tubs, two
pumps, about twenty-five casks, lot Of barrels,
one iron kettle, two good stoves, lot good tin
spouting, lot partition boards, copper stencil
plates, bench, tools, &C., &C., all in good or
der. HowR I TrLEa,
nen2l-dlt Aneiepeegs,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

DAILY OTruHwA CoURIRR.-Our contem-
ponry comes to us much enlarged. We are
glad to see this indication of success and
proanaritY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22
CITY NEWS.

TaE 4th cavalry arrived at Davenport on
Thursday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

SOLDIERS PAY.-Bounty, Pensions, &C.,
collected promptly by Rankin aud McCrary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

..Aad hi. oar life, apart from pablo kasnt,
II.ds serascas IN stones, books ~ he rsssing
brooks,
And good in ererytAiag."
The wan, dyspepsic expression Of feature. 30
familiar and common to the American people, has
formed the text upon which Dr. Drake has based
the medical experiments that have produced the
Great Tonic u the day-PLAsrArIos BfrrERs.
For Headache, Vertigo. Dyspepsia. Heartburn,
Dizziness and the thousand aches and ills the
stomach Of man IL heir to-PLAxrArIoS BfYrKRs
are the only safe, sure and universal antdote and
remedy.
d-Tu-Thu-SAt-wlt
TIE NuprIAL TIE has been described = kno,
fixed with the tongue which the teeth cannot IN
loose. But the teeth themselves, if beautiful by
the aid Of SozosoSr, are powerful agents in pro-
ducing the fascination which leads 10 marriage.
The charm. which this delicious preparation lends
to the breath, too, has . decidedly hymeneal ten
dency. White teeth and . pure breath, What
heart can resist them
d-Tu-Thu-Sat
LARGE Fishing Seine, Skiff, Sails, &c, al,
complete, presented to the Soldiers Orphans
Home, for sale at bargain, by
HowE 4 Tyler.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

kOR SALE.-The south half of the doutI
BRICK residence formerly occupied by n McCssa
Ssq- containing rooms good cellar eisterp stat \,
Anc AL In good order This property il s.tua,ed on
mea tetseen seventh aad Zig 9Th streets and /, ye,,
assrahfe rsstderce to good neighberhood P,ss<srs
fhe arss OF October next. Title coed saIe n
quire OF Uyl3l II n. TEN-KYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

kOk SALE-A three story brick s.crs
building lot 20 by lao feet situated on Main ,,,,,
between sfh and 9th streets Keckuk Price 81 zoo pa
session 1st Of October next. Enquire Of
mch20 TEN vvcv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame DweIl;r,
= House, nov occupied by William yepcili ~fsh /.
rooms eis:ern. cellar wood house. full lot and wi
fenced With fruit trees Ac situated on HfKh h~tve.
session lst Of October. Enquire Of
jyl& UR TEypyrr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22


Looking financially and philosophieally It thsss
figures, admitting - everybody does that prices
are Influenced By the expansion or contraction d
money, who can fail TO have IN answer for the
doubling and trebling Of pricesf Nov, II this IN
creased product Of the precious metals il to 80 on
prices win still rise al over the world.
The following tells Of India, where nothing but
gold and silver il money
"As further proof, would inform you that
all articles in British India have risen nearly loo
per cent. with the lAst few years. simply from he
influx Of money into the country, and from no
other cause, 20 far - can be ascertained.
r. r."
Those who take gssst paips 70 show thai i taksa
about twice ~ much specie, eyeu. to euy snything
now ~ il did formerly, should d ths same time
show that specie il four and-a-half times abuu-
dant ~ IL was only II years ago.
There are other influences leading TO higher pri-
ces. Railroads, telegraphs and stcamships ell
give mosey and merchandise more spsightliness,
and make money Of any given amount do an In
creased amount Of business.
Paper mosey 10 hiscountry 1t least is Of . more
solid character than formerly. Tiis Lays the foun-
dation for large per centage Of paper to specie
Commercial exchanges are worked with moro sys-
tenn, so that specie is wanted for but very small
balances.
On the whole, oxr astonishment il that prices An
not eren higher; and We shall not try to stop ths
moving .srid, much lass attempt to make it move
backwards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

k>OR SALE Lots and 8 in Block
Isl, on the corner Of 3th and Palsan streets VII
Be sold q bargain. Enquire Of
mayS HBrEN-RYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

TOR SALR-A one story Frame Dwell.
ting ussse, large ffane barn. cirtern csllr and 9th
iAproyeDsnts With full lot. situated Bank street
between LIT and % streets Ksoknk. Title good Price
s'so. ffsblsl H.R rsF-EYcK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

k'Ok SALE-A Frame Cottage con.
i tanning rooms with we'll Of water and fu,l 10,
situated on kxchange street. between ID and "a streets
Priee y AQe. zitls good ~ no sk,e.
nayls H.B. rKl-RYCV.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

Tor SALE-Twenty acrss Of beauti
full Garden or Grape Land. on and near the Hissis
app river abont three mile above the city Of Ksokuh
Title gosd. Price, go. Enquire OF
nch0 H. B. rRN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

DOR SALE-A nice Brick Cottage,
u With two full lots Ane Barn Woodshsd Cistern ana
Cslar situated on Franklin between eth and 10th Sta
Keokuk Title GOOD. PrieeSS, 500.
fsb13 HB TEN-GYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22
EOR SALE-T~o Beautiful Lott. a,

A'On rhLE-Ie0 Beautiful Lots, OF
High street, north sids). between 9Th and Istb
streets with small frame DWELLING same also p II II
Of lot In block loe Of l1th ana Ns,
feet Of lot !, bosk loe Johnson street sdjoppr !
A. William Foundry. All ths property viii be SELF
cheap. The title good or sale Enquire Of
june39 nm rRxrvrr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-22

LOR SALE-The west half OF a two
Il story double brick Dwelling House cor ,ainirx 81,
rooms cistern good cellar house painted aud all
over lot we'll fenced aud all in good order nea
the corner OF 18th and Des Moines Title rood
Price y, 500 Enquire Of HB TEN-RYCK
mch6
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Scrrehflciacrs9 9aOerl,

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Useiueu see6rtca G5reunben NIB benz Pnblifnm made
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6nbig elm redbolti8ea 9aser BON 6onen pilb garbet
tefen Serenfeirern eueer Gaecn gu ben bli9en reiz
len bprtdt6s 6aten unb aud iole aui Beitenun8 anerz
tiaeu tperte @pffe fir 9Sde unb SDfenaeuse in aer
5orteu unb Su allen Brei'en ~.
iSerter cine auspabI ReSenitirute, StSde'c, iopis
aIe in bieIes Sad ein9la9enpen @rfef. 3
ray Nlle 8eiteGlurgen werben prompt, btat9 unb in
tiErsefsr 5rift anSefertiGt.
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xSsIid,sr uaS @ses,atlisbss
), 80ftimore l0 c6er.
oeraussessben ver 3
gigei S gebn0uNer.
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Der tdgld,e aSecfer toftet in Der @tabt @79 Gents
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nocrtli6 ftnb.
Durt bic Bon eeraubt: $3.50 fir JtpHate oSet
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So i6brlt i'm 8oraus 3ablbar. ...
gta& Oeuti6lanb Serfanbt So tSRrtt@ (elnl9llsSl'p
SeS Rprtp).
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gleue Opl. 2}cll. G5dril1ae.

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pgeb(e. His. .,.-. 8. 10. ROebeI,
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nieualS gut. Sd getraue MIDI gar nidt beim
5ur Dtutter; es miro lie 10 betriiben. SER
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2luf pieien 9tu8ruf Der @er5peiflur9 fol8te
piecerum teftiseS S9lud3en.
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23Gffs, DoQasatDten
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uno
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ibarien prObe gu nnterrerfen. I'll.
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AT Bet Gpt tldn Y .,
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b6nf beirtebtgenb- s.. -... r.
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wtlIenl6aftIibe pItnStpien faiirt lit uup bic 6Gs
btdfeit BAT, alen 9tnforberitn9en slt entpreCben.
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i'm (esenbetl purpe berelbe nD bepeutenb perteiert
SD s69ere ntdt at ia9en, paB Der Yrpae6 febr
wertbSpa fir SOnfumcrtcn rnb cine 0rUf,e
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ENGLISH & GERMAN INSTITUTE

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men Rren befaant bur6ag gesS 1t, Rtnhfr eurh gu
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re, 9ouneritag, ben IA. Sccem6cr 1865.

tObte tpiIO in ibm ouf nno fteiserte feline @ez
fible b.rnaben, oab iie i'm gereinmit BET Gifere
iu3t, 1pelae er empIqno, leidt in einelt breuz
nenpen pap iibergeben fpnnten.
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@br. SeB.
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empfiebt Irn cut prrtes Eager in peenben GesendnSsn
os mefIneren reuGlberreu uubplatrten gDaalen Sare
beitd0en unb 8er3teruuen, 8bI,po'teu, @ummern unb
ounhebal abdnter S6meljteee Grppsl. Ydrtfer &ctb,
doqlfeitn QdubIdsen QDlrbrRen fur @pleabter, EasI-
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prfs Ddbnen &C. fir Sraueretgn. g8rthe nben etn &i
prtinsnt ten 9terelaer Sabnen 8enttIs &C.. defenders
bic berbmtsu patetirten 8ertanen bersr altneer gr-
auf ir Rarrdnb, Drf pi1tmbiG &C. hem nnterteidnt-
ten ben ben Grftnfei nbertrdgeH Wurte ...
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rGe Saden fir erren unb DGnten ssben ppn gDurtsn,'
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-07

CoNFIscATIoN IN LoUIsIANA.-There
has been good deal Of movement In resl
estate this week, including several large
secession, and confscation sales. Very
good prices have been realized, except in
confscated property. Many fears are en-
tertained in regard to titles, which may be
materially affected by the march of events
and the decision, of the Supreme Court.--
The property of John SIidell, conprising
842 lots and squares Of ground, with stores,
dwelling houses and q banking house, we're
sold for 500, 40. Before the Har, II was
estimated at $500, 900. Had thewar no.
taken place, it is estimated that Mr.. Slidell
would have been worth $1,000, 900. As it
was, when the war broke out, he sold his
Northern property pretty well'to Mr.. Bel
mout for Louisiana bonds, which after
wards largely advanced, and considerable
of Southern property was also we'll disposed
Of. In the case of the recent; sales there
were powerful intervenors, who claim nm
der mortgages the full value Of the prop
erty, and will doubtless carry their claims
mp to the Supreme Court. Very little, in
fact, will be realized to the Government Of
these confscation sales. They are most Of
them encountered by just claims which will
be doubtessly allowed. lathe case Of Mr.
Slidelps interyenors, fraud is charged, and
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-09-07

PREvENTIvEs AGAINST CHOLERA
The visit of the cholera to this country, in
ls49, was less fatal in Cincinnati than else.
where. The Gazette ascribes it to the fact
that the streets and alleys were thoroughly
cleansed beforehand, the CUTTERS plentiful
ly sprinkled with lime, and other preven.
tiVes resorted to as antidotes. Addresses
were issued by the most eminent physicians,
in which people we're urged to the necessity
of q thorough vigilance as to their habits
and their homes. They gave the following
special advice:
Avoid laying aside premaurely flannel
or other warm clothing.
On no occasion remain long in damp
places.
Never sit in strong current of air al
night.
Avoid loading the stomach with food al
night.
Eat meals at regular hours.
A plain nourishing diet by far the best
Sailed meats far better than fresh. MealJ
potatoes, boiled rice and hominy reconen
ded, but hot bread 10 beignored.
AS to drinks all excess was tobe avoided
but those accustomed to, its use were no
advised 10 lay II aside. OF malt liquors