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cirso. Fddsy. Dec. 30

~~''>3 ''~'yt ~' ~
The large sxpeiitiou under Major-Gen.
Grsueet kndsd q Psscsgoula on the 9Th
iost.s, and pushed fapidly % to Mobile.
A brief skirmish occurred on the 18th
inst, near Frsuklin's Greek. The rebels
were quickly routed. Many people re-
joiced at the'sight Of our forces. The
Navy rendered valuable assistance to the
troops in lending. st
Two tin.ciad gunboats have gone up
the PascagoulA River thirty miles, and
everything progresses favorably. q
Southern refugees report but 5000
milith 10 Mobile, and that the Union
sentiment prevails there.
, New YoRK, Jan. 1.
The WAig, 27tb, considers the only
point gained 10 the capture Of Savannah
is moral effect, and not much in militia
" point Of view. It was Of no value to
US Whatever. 4isw ,.i hs5 lses 3ea
ri The Whiy expects Sherman 10 move
on Richmond, and says be is the very
genius we desire to sec, as he brings with
him some of those Western veterans
whose mettle we desire 10 test. sitsoi
''i'The N. Y. Herald thinks Leo is about
to transfer his army and ordnance, maya
zines, rebel capital and Congress to Dan
vile. q9iala edi g 'Af9lss as ne2
n ssePlsa a'a New YoRk, Dec. 81.
The Commerciars Washington special
says rumors are currentof the evacuation
Of Richmond by the rebels, but the re-
port is not credited. W
About 100000 has thus far been ex-
pended in payment to the paroled pris-
onersat Annapolis.
"A gentleman from Savannah says the
people are quiet and satisfied at the
change. They insist that the tone of the
rebel leaders and newspapers did not rep
resent their own feelings. There is no
doubt of their readiness to return to the
Union as soon as government authority
can be fairly established.
aa 1l''es New YoRK, Jan. 1.
The Richmond Eraminer, Dec. 30,
says: The seige Of Wilmington is over.
The telegraph dispatch tells the whole
story, which is as follows; 4
"WmMNeroN, N. c., Dec. 2s.--The
Federal feet has disappeared. Only the
usual blockaders remain. Gen. Bragg re-
ports that with his present means and
disposition Of forces, no danger need be
apprebeuded. Had reinforcements ar
rived sooner we might have captured
prisoners" m
The Worlds City Point special says
a demonstration has been made in front
Of the 9th corps, for the past few days,
indicating offensive movements by the
rebels. lis thought by some they we're
to conceal the withdrawal of troops, a
portion Of whom were to operate against
Sheridan, and another to aid the forces at
Wilmington or Charleston. s
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LARGE numbers of men returning from
idaho continue TO arrive At Sioux city,
bringing with them large quantities Of
gold. -" Al
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A SIngIe Bottle will last n Month-to
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,TEsTIM MONIALS.

From, Hon. Tos j. Turner, Er- Member of Con-
gress, from Illinois, late Speaker Of Illinois
House Of Represestolpes, and Grand Ngster
IF a, F.mid A. M@cfthe State Of Illinois.
FREEfoRr, Oct 2I, 1863.
DIR. d. ii, sEELYE: a a
Dear Sdr-In reply to your notice Of the 18th
inst, would say that I was severely afflicted
with Catarrh for years, when Tbecame acoiiant-
cd with you and bought two bottles of your Lii
quid Catarrh Remedy BcforcI had used onc
bottle was sensibly improved, and before the
second bottle was fnished was completely cur
ed. can recommend the medicine TO all afhict-
cd with Catarrh.
|19 l.l8 RespeetfullyjYofrs- usiiItNy
Ai aai.h T0IlS. J. TURNER.
This is TO certify that in the use of DR.. See
lye's Catarrh Remedy, Isexperjenccd mucll re-
lief, and have heard many speak of il as being
Invaluable for the cure Of Catarrh. ,a
Yours, &C., fs4t-k il i,it
EDWARD ELY.
CHICAGO, May 18th, 1864.
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der The fremont House. Chicago. III. W
DR.. ID. III. SEELYE & co. .
Gents--Your Catarrh Remedy have used
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certain cure IN all cases. -
y .''s 80 e'7 JOHN pARMLy.
CHICAGO, Ill, May 9th 1864. ~
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The following facts ESill b read With
pride and interest by our readers. The
quotas assigned TO the several Congress
ional districts Of this State under call Of
the President dated December 10, 1864,
are ms follows: offtafal
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IT is said that the residum of petrole-
um, from refining, has been made to pro-
duce Illuminating gas of quality greatly
superior 10 coal gas, and BY process SO
cheap and simple that il can be pro6tably
used BY any laege consumer. 4aa
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

THEY that look for heaven made
rssdy, should live as if they were in heas-
en- already.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

The debt Of Vermont amounts to $1,-
640,945, or 5.2l for each person in the
State. Happy Misunderstanding to
Lincoln and Seward.
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! Several Of the most respectable young
ladies Of Northampton, Massachusetts,
have been seizeed in the streets in the
evening aud kissed. pa44 pos
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-04

Ous little joker says il the soldiers are
we'll fed on turkeys. they will be- better
able to gobble up the enemy.
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A PESsYLvANrA editor, in an appeal
to patrons, says: /" The editor wants
grain, pork, tallow, candles, whisky, lin
en-, bceswax, wool and anything else he
can eat" 3le n4
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MILWAUKEE, HOTEL, ofsn
rs NEAR THE a. 3e ti.e
STEAMBOAT LANDING,
Opposite PERRY soS's ofricH, 2ais
Water Street, Grand Hayen,r Mich.

01HTS House has recently been purchased by
Il the proprietor, who has thoroughly reit-
ted and furnished it in the beat manner, and the
public win find most excellent accommodations
at this hotel nc reasonable prices
Efs~ Good stablng can be relied upon.
M aa ED. KILLEAN, Proprietor.
May j, 1864. e fisse (26s If.
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CONCENTRATED PoT AsHl

CONCENTKATED POT ASHI
A T twenty-five conts'pcr Can. which, with
-LTA-a bali dozen pounds Of grease. you can
make fifteen gallons Of Good Soap. Sold Mt
GRIFFfN's Drugstore.
pril, 20, 'Os tf22ln
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Fon SALE pY-II. Griffin & CO. and Angel g
North, Grand Haven, Mich. y In2s4y1. ]
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Sc WING MACHIN E.

From the New York "CAristian Advocate and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-13

SUPERVISORS AND sELECTMES TAKE NOTICE
- supply with twenty and three vrsr
fecrs daily, at low prices. WILLIAM EEkGAN ~
Rendt2f aus, 10 Svath street
CEAMEN AND ORDINARY sEAMEN. FrRENEy
~ andstnen and COIL pass.rs wpntd Tie highest ~
bountes paid Also $40 hand money o. each bring
Ing recruit to our ohcc lao Eleventh st. Of sixth
TAKE NorICE.-rNyALIDs DISCHARGED FOR DIsA-
bly can recci,c at this Office $40 bounty cash. hand
money $50 Likewise volunteers for one, two and three
years. Tor one S400 for two years. 5000 for three
years, $50. Iandsmen wanted. Cali early at No. 1853
FRANKLIN street. corner Of Hudson
JUANTED-TwO YOUNG MEN TO REPRESENT MY
w In the army The highest bounty paid Aoply al
"a West street. New York
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OFFICE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER 2s

TO CONTRACTORS Proposals, incosed In sealed on.
veope with the tile of the work and with the
Of the bidder written thereon VIII be received Mt this
untl Wednesday, January 49, 1863 at III O'Clock A. W.
For furnishing and lighting all the public lamps
the city of New York lying north Of line commencing Mt
East riyer the foot Of Grand street, aud running
through the middle OF Grand street TO sullivan street. aud
sullivan street TO Canal street aud through Canal
street the Hudson river and south line commencing
the river the foot Of thirty fourth street. aud
through the middle of ThryfOuh street TO the Hud
river, for the term of one year.
Also Tor furnishing 10 and lighting all the public lamps
In the city of New York lying north Of the middle Of Thirty
fourth street and south OF the middle OF Seventy ninth
street from the East river the Hudson river for the term
OF year
Also, furnishing gas and lighting all the public lamps
IN The city 0f NewYOf lying north Of the middle Of seventy
ninth street from the East river 10 the Hudson river the
ef!n OF one year
Flank forms OF proposals. together with the specifications
ana :, agreements, can be obtained AZ this Office.
LATED street Department, Rev York January 7, 1888
CHARLES u. CORNELL,
street Commissioner.
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TRYING HALL-MADAM BOUIIGNY.
L SECOND GRAND CONCERT,
SATURDAY EVENING JAN. L.
The following artists will assist
Mile. T. BARETCuE, Pianist.
Mr.. j. X. THOMAS Baritone.
Mr. EBEN, Flutist
M DRESSLER, Conductor.
Tickets 30 cents. Reserved seats 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-13

A SET or TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS; ENTIRE
N satisfaction or no pay AT $50 sixth avenue. No al.
required. Can and cheap teeth, sham
fronts, ARTIFICIAL pates &c nitrous oxide gas always on
hand ~ 239 sixth avenue, between Fifteenth Sixteenth
trpst4
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- BATHS.


snrhurpus Paths. Of San Diego Island Of Cuba-Iarsc
buildings have been erected the spot under the inspection
Of the government ~ the Island These suphutous waters
tcnld and warm for
recommended by the eminent physicians among
whom Drs. Jorrin bc Reverend ZJas Run
AMI 0aluzko. Trey are visited every year, during
tue season from February 10 May, by upwards
OF four tAousand people, and their use IL specially
recommended In cases Of rheumatism, venereai dis.
anl other complaints for which suphuruus waters
oiered Great win by both their
TIC yiilage OF san Diego spacious class
hotels WITH every accommodation for trayeers these hotels
are located near the Bath EHtthlahnen and their charges
90 not exceed t.ree dollars per day cgmmunic,ons be
tween hayann and san Diego exist both by railway Rn1
sge or b steamers and q ses aud Tue trip either nlsnd
~ TIE sea shore Ia made about twelve uurs The
price for every bath is only twenty cents These
springs are very we'll known to travellers from tho
United ttes An Mexico who avail themselves % the nnc
seasOn from February until May u yst Cuba That
o tun year u the most delightful and pupous for to
use ~ auir hufnus waters nnsnnch the cold weather
The United states prevents living there enjoying t1e
beneht " their own springs For further particulars apply
81 te oice Of The San Diego Sulphurous Baths, No 10
Obj sp3 street.
HAVANA, Dec a., 1864
CprCtAL NoTfCE.-TIIE MEMBERS or THE r v.
- Meaghor Club hereby notified o. meet nj Mr. Y.
fOds corner OF Forty FIRST street and Fourth this
tday morning january Is at eleven O'Clock, ~ attend
william Elhn.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

YANKEE NOTIONS FOR FEBRUARY
our THIS DAY.
Price IS cents each
CHUCK FULL or FUN
T. W. STRONG, pui ishsr,
" Nassau NtIett
American News Co. seuerai agents. l2i Nasrau stree.
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yVANTED-By A PRIVATE CLUB, PORTABLE
w stage, for night only. Apply In By le0o
" A. H. EDkI0ER % White street.
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unOusANDs ARE RUINED pEYoyp REprMrT

T'HDIsANDs AKE KUINhD BEYUND NEbEMFTTON
j In this LIE by not calling on Dr. HUNTER
hter. lie cure The worst Of disease a
ehurier time than any other physician, ay taken
SkeptcA aud douhers VIII please call aud lots 90
liable certificates OF made within the last thirty years
oi almost hopeless that had had the benefit
q our most eminent pbysicans and Dr Hun
iprs BED Drop cures diseases when rrgilr tr atinen
and all other remedies fail. wihni de'fg ar ~
sltiction IN tie habts 90 the phrn cures without the
tckFhtg NuertS ~ oil other Remedies, ~
tHgs w. Teas tnAu sit hours. " nut the
ut the iloit 10 absorb uncss Tits meGy IL used
~ II S1I vial ard cnuuNt Ne obtaucd anywhere
thh ~ TN I'D ulc 40 DIV, ION street dnsen separate
fntss Bod for nutbit nervous debility, loss ~
tFtneh mental aud physical FROM early abuse " pages
il1 ST. stcd.
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NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, WHERE THE
~ nitrous oxide originated and charge made Tor
tracing pain Is caused The teeth inserted No
'choap woFk.n OAce W Cooper Institute.
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OsTEoPLAsTica OR ARTIFICIAL BONE FILLING
~ for Dec4yed Teeh.Ol roots built M; Trrre Shell,
aching snd every class Of cavity Gs Nh out pan
the person. Rooms 10 ~ East -Four
monials.
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GO5N CASH IN HAND AND 200 HAND MONEY
sDOoO Wanted, this day, three men, 70 lsG Chambers
street. Men wanted for home duty. Captain WILSON.
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NorfCE--T0 MIR. JOHN CLARK OR HIS RFPRE-
~ srn'atycs-W hercas, Mr. John Clark, OF New York.
did. In or bout the 1872 send snndry oil paintings to
Messrs Foster Muctlonecrs. OF Pail Mall, London and
where's considerable has been expended and IN.
curred Tor Insurance. warehouse and other cn rge
this II TO give notice that unless the said oil painting
taken away and the amount due to Mcssrs Foster paid
before the list OF February 1885 the said oil Paintings
will BE- forthwith sold by public auction by Messrs fDS
TER At their lsry, o, Pan Man, ondon, q discharge tho
amUuat owing to them on the said oil paintings.
o. PAIL MALI, LONDON, Nov. "a, 1904.
DUBLIC NoTTCE-TIIE COLLECTOR or TAXES FOR
TIE Town N.wiown, VIII receive payment Of Tases
IL the oaco of " Andrews, No gchambers street. the
Wednesdays and Saturdays during January and February
from the hours Of 10 A. ". I'LL Z. NJ
JOHN ). WHITEHEAD Collector.
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N lists and manufacturers Of Artificial Sets we defy
competition either Ia quality cheapnesel visit
Office will satisfy every person 81 East Fourth street,
Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-13

GKAllSG. AFTER A FEW LESSONS TAKEN AT MR.
~ HLNkY eEBiiAkD'S Skating Gallery, i6 Fifth
nne and sN broadway corner Of Twenty second street.
yuu viii be able TO skate the ice Ladies' viii be In
struced At any tme from "a N. TIL Pm, and Tues-
days Thursdays and Saturdays, In the evening" from IN
9uclock, exclusively
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-05

WHAT q grand old heart it was that Thaci-
cray carried about with him, hating shams
but loving all human kind that was worthy Of
it. An exchange has hunted Up . hitherto
unpublished letter of his, written to Mr.. VIM.
B. Reed, of Philadelphia, in 1858. Therein
he rambles on and chats most pleasantly of
London and Switzerland and America, and
shows an earnest, genial, glowing nature that
we fall in love with at once. We make an
extract:
"Three weeks of London were moro than
enough for me, and feel - if / had enough
of it and pleasure. Then l remained month
with my parents; then brought my girls on
little pleasure tour. We spent ten days at
Baden, when set intrepidly to work again,
and have been five days in Switzerland now
not bent on going up mountains, but on taxing
things easily. How beautiful it isl How
great and affable, too, the landscape Is!
It is delightful to be in the midst OF such
scenes; the ideas get generous reflections from
them / don't mean to say my thoughts grow
mountainous and enormous like the Alpine
chain yonder but, in fine, it is good to be in
the presence of this noble nature. 1t is keep
ing good company keeping away mean
thoughts. see III Tie pdpSto HoV oAA enSA
accounts of fine parties in London. Bon
Dieul Isitpossible any one ever wanted to go
to fine London parties, and are there people
now sweating in Mayfair routs? The Euro
pean continent swarms with your people.
They are not at all as polished as Chester
field. wish some of them spoke French a
little better. saw FIVE of them at supper at
Basic, the other night, with their knives down
their throats. 1t was awful. Ny daughter
saw it, and was obliged to say" My dear,
your great great grandmother, one of the
finest ladies of the old school | ever saw, al
ways applied cold steel to her victuals. It's
no crime to eat with knife which is all
very well, but | wish five of EN- at time
wouldn't.
will you please beg McMichael, when
Mrs. Glyn, the English tragic actress, comes
to read Shakespeare in your city, to call on
her-do that act of kindness TO her, and help
her with his valuable aid? wish We were
going to have another night soon, and that
was going this very evening TO set you up with
headache against tomorrow morning. By
Jove, how kind you all were to me! How !
like your people, and want to see 'em again.
You are more tender-hearted, romantic, sen
timental than we are. | keep on telling this
to our fine people here, and have so beabored
your country with praise in private that
sometimes think / 60 too far. keep back
some Of the truth but the great point to try
and ding into the ears of the great, stupid,
virtue proud English public is. that there are
folks as good as they in America.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-05

YESTERDAY was dull day, locally-oh
reader, whom we greet thus upon Sabbath
morning for the first time. Our communings
have been upon week day hitherto, yet will
not you nor we regret that items are scarce.
There have been accidents, there have been
tragedies, or seeming tragedies, enough, the
Lord knows. God grant that not soon may
we have others of those TO chronicle. And
municipal gossip, and wrong, and crime.
mayhaps, talbeit not much of the latter but
there is enough of that upon days other than
Sabbath, We can dispense with them for the
nonce. Let US brush our hair aud black our
shoes and 60 to church, and. listening to the
minister, form good resolves, which. Heaven
pity US, We invariably forget by Monday
morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-05

AUCTION On Thursday morning at 10
O'Clock, at the residence of Capt. Sam. Sam
pie, on Fulton, near the corner of Third
streets the entire furniture contained in said
house, consisting of mahogany chairs in hair
cloth, mahogany sofa and rocker in hair cloth,
mahogany secretary. cane-seat chairs, dining
and other tables, toilet stands, wash stands,
bureaus, one clock, one regulator, one extern
sion table, bedsteads, mattresses, arm chairs,
cook and heating stoves, china tea set, crock
cry and glass ware, and kitchen utensils gen
orally. oc sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-05

THs FEMALE HEARr.--The female heart
may be compared to garden, which, when
we'll cultivated, presents 8 continued succes.
sion Of fruits and flowers. to regale the soul
and delight the eye; but, when neglected
producing q crop Of most noxious weeds !.
large and 6onrishing, because their growth -
in proportion to the warmth and richness os
the coil from which they spring. Then let
this ground be faithfully cultivated; let the
mind of the young and lovely female be stor.
cd with useful knowledge, and the influence
Of .om.n, though undimirished in power.
Will be like "the diamond of the desert, y
:Psr1llnS ana pure, whether surrounded BY
known, or pouring its refreshing streams
through every avenue Of the social and morai
kArie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-05

BY Telegraph. CHICAGO. Nov. 4.
Tlour-Dull and prices with dropping tendency Not
enough wss done to establish any change IN vaiuss-
Good to choice sprirg sxtrA quoted at so27 IS.
Grain No spring wheat unsettled At 4291 az
No quiet at 1901 Is Corn arm and advanced 1S0le
bat the demand not active; No 4sl<0sl; No 80
$a1i Oats very dull; G0z5< for No l. n for No and
81 for rejected in store Rye dull and sle lower, 90
IS for fresh receipts No and - for old No In store.
Barley quiet; fr-sh receipts No teoS7 in store.
Hishvines-Nominsl II -. Noss In Dsrket
Seeds-Qniet with advance OF Soc on clover timo-
thy 7aS3s Is; clover soslo 90; FAX soo2 Is.
Provisions-old n pork in lots nominal At g %;
IS 90, old prime n 90. Mess besf quiet
At IA So Grfen hams in fair demand Is. Sales Of
cattle At prices ranging from rs for inferior
20 100 be for good straight fat steers market arm
ssles Of hos prices rAngag from 10 90 to ii 90 pr
100 Ne. No shsep soid prices nominal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-05

AN ex-captain of the Seventeenth Iowa in
fantry, who has had several years experience
as salesman, is DESTROYS of procuring situa-
ton in some respectable establishment in the
city. Wages not so much an object as per-
manent situation. The best Of city reference
given. Apply to this Office, or address post
Office boz No. 36I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-05

PAINTINGS, STEEL ESGRAvINGs AND LOOK
ING GLASSES AT AucrIos.-Howe 4 Tyler
will sell on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock q
fine assortment of Paintings and Engravings,
in rosewood and gilt frames. Open for ex-
hibition on Monday.
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THE BABY SOLDIER.

Another little private
Mustered in
The army of temptation
And Of sin.
Another soldier arming
For the strife,
To fight the toilsome battles
OF . life.
Another little sentry,
Who will stand
On guard, while evils prowl
On every hand.
Lord. our little darling
Guide and save,
Mid the perils Of the march
To the gaye.-Paeife MoHshiy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-05

An UNUSUAL Casa gentleman board
ing a. the Billings House, and who is sick
with the chlls and fever, rushed out of the
house yesterday, while delirious with fever,
and sought the freedom of the streets. At
ter long entreaty of his wife and others he
was prevailed upon to again enter the house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-05

Mr.. HAMMER hast just received lot of
dulcimers, table harps, and other musical IN
struments of good manufacture. Also on
hand, fine stock of American watches, jew
slry, notions, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-05

FoR SALE CHEAP.-A new piano, of first
class manufacture, seven octave, latest i'm
provements, warranted, can be purchased
very cheap at Hammers music store. It