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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-29
GSytkIs 9Sberttisx. i
Forths Advertiser. AZ j.
The Return ofthe Exiles.
-. Rvs AsU. :.

- BY'S. A. q.
They-come-they throns thehiiehway's tracs
From morning to the cleaning hour
Those heroes Of an hundred,felds,
Just ransomed from o ruthless power;
Pnans of praise we wait above,
For this expressiono of Gods love.
Some with brave front and martial step,
And some with weary feet and slow;
With ruddy cheek and flashing eye,
With painting heart and pallid brow; a.
But all with spirits true and bright,
They swear to battle Per the right.
Again theysesk the scene of strife
The thundering shsrge-the loved foray,-
The clash of arms-the eanpon's roar,-s,
,.Th' exulting shouts of victory;
Privation, hunger, cold,ne pain,
Could crush the smouldering fires within.
Thssmothe- sits beside the fire
Knitting soft stockings for her boy;
And in the intricate webb She vHaYes,
Full many q thought of coming joy;
They are embalmed with many tears,
The silont witness of her fears.
-. ES - -
How-oft her anxious spirit rored, -
Der vale and mountain to the spot,
Whore grim walls, hedged on every side,
And taunts aud jeers the prisoners lot;
And VIXEN the vailing winds passedby
Her bosom heared NTH many 3 sigh.
But now the Winter's reign is oer,
And soon will come the joyous Spring, :.
And'on her iris wreathod brow,
Her prototypeswith radiant wing;
The4ancher Of the once tried SOUL
In Sweet fruitiors reach its goal.
The fond wife calls her little ones
Around her ut the evening time, =.
And. sings the e-songs the dear one loved
In nstes as sweet as vesper chime; :.
And then she tells thom lie viii come
"Dsar father" to his happy home.
The maiden from her casement.lo
whiie.reseate fushes tings her cheek;
She hears her soldier lovers voice,-
Those tones nc craven tlood bespeak;
That he will never swerve or quail
Her happy spirit kno#oth WE'LL
The sister turns with eager step,
To meet her brothers glad caress;
The father, in low quivering tones,
Prays Heaven his gallant son to bless;
And JOY is in that once sad home,
For To- the e1iled one has come.
But Oh to those who pass your door,,
Give words of comfort and of cheer;
To.thcse well-tried guardians of our rights
whe or turn. the cold Implying ear;
Remember that they Dled to save
Your country froma living grave.
A meal, couch, n cup of milk,
Water to lull tho burning brow; =
Some kindness be it uruch or small
A.bonison be on you now; =
And ~hen they leave you for tho frey,
Did thcm God speed you on your Vss.
March list 1865.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-29
Executors Sale.

EX0GutOr,S S. Sale.
r WILL proceed to sell on FRIDAY, the 3lst
a March instant, at the lnte-residonce' Of MISS
LANE WBVER, deceased, all the personal Es-
tnto of said deceased, consisting OF
FIVE LIKELY NEGROES,
TWO HORSES,
TWO oNE-uoRsE WAGONS,
CATTLE AND HOGS,
uousEHOLDAND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
PLANTATION TOOLS,
&c., &C., &c.
n1-Terms rnade known on day Of sale:
~ A'' N. NJ. pADGETT, Ex'sr.
Mar IS
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Soldiers Claims.

EXTE have on hand q few quires Of Blanks fpf
w. obtaining deceased Soldiers Claips against
the Government. ADYERT1SER oFflGk.
July so tf SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-29

The celebrated guerilla, Dick Davis, long
in prison at Memphis, has been hung by the
Fcderals. He is reported to have Sent last
message to his men requesting them not to
retaliate for his death. He is generally be-
lieved to have slain about seventy Yankees
with his own hands before they caught and
hung him. Tho merciless war waged H5 him
against the Felerals, all on his own hook, for
he had no commission in our service, was IN
retaliation for their barbarity to bis brother
a member Of The I'd Missouri cavalry, whom
thew horribly mutlated and then murdered
after he had surrendered himself prisoner
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-29

The wcll-known Mr.. Price kept a.shop at
Calcutta, where he sold c gun to IN Irishman,
who soon returned with it, complaining that
the barrel was much bent.
as it?" said Price, /" then 1 ought to have
charged thee more for il"
"W'hy so2' said the other.
because these pieces arc constructed for
shooting round q coruer.''
of that be the case," aaye Paddy, "then
insist on retaining my purchase"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-29
Notice.

ALL VERSIONS indebted 10 the Estate Of Robert
IA ]. Dolph, late of Edgefeld District decsased,
are requested to come forward and mako pay
mont; and those having demands against said
Estate will present them in due time, and proper
ly authenticated.
A. J. PELLETIER, Admir-.
Oct13 1y AZ
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Tax in Kind.

n WILL be;prspased to receive TAX fycKIND,
i except Bacon and Syrup, at Edge6eid o. a.,
on and after Monday, the 2eth inst 7 hope 10
have barrels and be prepared tefeseivs the -Sy-
rup in week or 80 thereafter. am directed not
to receive the Bacon untiII have further orders,
that the Bacon may become thoroughly dry.
..S. T0MPKINS, Agent.
Mar II Ct IL
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Tax Collectors Notice.

NO. 1.
n WILL attend ut the time and places hereinaf-
Il ter mentioned to collect the State and District
TO- for the wear commencing 1st of Oct. 1864:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-29

SE "A man. came very near dying in al
ken tno other day BIZ putting on clean pair
of stockings aud drinking glass Of cold wa
tcr-an experiment he had not tried for many
Wears.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-29
IRON /!
Mules! Mules (!
Saluda HOUSE to Rent,

9syuIs laresand commsdsss Hodsa, plassasts
" situated in the Rillalse. Of Edgefsldi viz
he vacant on the-8th April ne1a Any one wish.
IN. q comfortable home In this Village will do
nS n.sI, ~ anply roon to tho undersigned. This
TJonss hos some fifteen good aoclns, niueof vAich
bavo 6re4placea. The Dwelling. and out buildilgs
n,.a Ill in GOOD repair. A xell Of choice watsr
in IN the ' ward, and fine garden sttaohed to tho
nremiyos. forms reasonable.
p''~'' LEWIS CeyAR.
/. M.rI2 If IL
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Posi- Office Notice.

H. psrsops indebted to this Office for POST
a AGgnr BOX RENT nre requested to pay
IN immodittely. A RAMSAY, P. NJ.
uP PoS If I3
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Flour Wanted for The
Navy.

vFaHE HONORABLE Secretary Of Navy, through
Il Maj. W. F. HOWELL, Naval agent, Au-
gusta, Co., authorizes me to purchase HI the
FLOUR for sale'.ia this District, for the Nary
Department, and, for the present, TO pay the
MARKET PRICE for the same. Therefore, all
persons having FLOUR to sell (from sack to 9
hundred barrels arc earnestly requested to de-
liver it to me in Hamburg forthwith, as tho de-
cry. s. z. BOWERS, Agept
Navy Depastnent.
Hamburg, Dec 81 If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-29

Tax Payers will como prepared to give tho
number Of farm hands between tho ages of IL
and G5 years Of age, for the present year..
Free pcrsons Of Color must mako their returns
in April, or they will ts subject TO double tax.
BENJ. ROPER, TIC. +. d.
\. B.--I will bsroaftcr attend the several Bat
TALON muster crounds for the accommodation o
tho C ,gho cannot Meet me on my first round
Mar % u Id
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09
xasIicser naO wBSBentIicbsr
), Il 0Cttmore l1eCRer. :"
Strcue9esesen sen
9i9ei S GdonamFer.
8eNtnaunaen. .

SSectnsungen.
Der tdsIi6be aSecfer fpffe in Der 6tobt A97 Gents
@6entlt, 3aPGbar bic ErSeer pel@e bafitr pcrant
portIi9 itnb.
Dnrd bic PcR Ueriaubt: $3.50 fttr @Onate Ober
SO tdPrlit5 in nBsrauSBabIRng.
0as SOcbeHSiatt erideiut ieben Sreitas uub Ton
Sc iS5rli4 i'm a5praus sa6Ibat.
stad 0entl@tanS ocrfauSt: So iSPri@ (:ini9ltesit@
Ses gorto).
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-09
Baltimore, 9onncrfQg, ben Q, Nobcmber 1865. &c.,

btide on oergriif id3 mid ME pieber an Gtpas,
mas ni4t mir 9eb6rte.
SeIten iprob er treunbIi6, iouoern I&rie
uno briillte beitdnoig +; aber 9eret1t mar er.
Die6 mo6ts, oaB i'd, Der nur ietpe Shenge
fab. ibn tllr6tete unb babte, SD olaubte, er iei
Der 3euftl Iei6baftig, unO mini6te febr oft, ibn
einnlal unter mejne eisenen 6dulte gu betom>
men.
Die 8ejt oer9ins. 6raber Elm feiner Bi6t,
mot i6 our& itren9e 9trbeit uuO geni8euoe
ytobruna Elm gtOber uno itarter 8urlhe gampr>
ben. go ioIlte ib sum beligen glbenbmabl
uprbereitet wercen. 9tt8 Weiiter 8rOms nit
mir ben Pultor, nudoem OerIelbe mid eingez
geihrteben bate, perIieB, iagte er:
Du tpirit nun 5lpei Sage in Der @ehe bins
9eben rno inoelian ioQit 81 bod ppn mir 5u
eiien betcmmen, bamit Ou Did Die anperen
Uier Sage tidtig rubren unb brppeIt arbeiten
tannlt.
(SOrtiebung foI9t.)
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. 0pbn GtSu8ler.
f1errrffl 0onen,

@eft Fratt Str. 9lo. 358 unO 1851.
gteinen seebrt.a 5reunsen uub bem Pntltum made
ids berut Die an;eee bas 'ts cas- dspn iet Sa6reu en-
bieen Blase eiabIr Gsi36f ubernomren babe nt te=
6nb9 cir reiGbeiges xoaer lGoneu, islir sGrbet=
teten trreufleiperu nsueer depn su ser kiseu rei=
fen psrGt6ia bAlteu unb sud olGe au 8eeluns aNfcr=
tiyen Uerbs. =; Stpe fir sISds uas 3ceuseuse in aGen
Sorteu uub su al n Rrei'eH.
G5erher cine austpsbI seeeH6irme, ststs &c, fotpie
ale in bieies sad ciHidptssens N @rIiftI. e
G8 AQe 3efte1unsea nsrcea rromst, tilis unh in
tirseitsr 6riR Guseiegtist IE4. ae
-----.. 81. 9. @aifer.
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(Ie)d)GftsGorton

s. 01oDre * 6. S. DieHenbnc4
see eou 5aaeher uilb Tiafir., SaIttsrre.
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3ceben erbalten*
sbsmpaener Gthcr, prtAia Qaalttat;s
&tter Gifg RxserfdIfht;
Sps. 9Srtnse, RrEnsnksane.
0tnrs sKnefeIs,
(Mra2sSl Isl % prdtt maize gharfcSar
Syol. 19Grtnee, acaten Ganmentbaler
5 Seaip,t3eraGfe, Saroellen, SarDtne8,
fsvsse sae ar en- stuAe uns IrGn3BFiae grpbute
sifertreA ~ t9n klatsatn sTetitH
GteEevt L @smmtr fefs,
.tav2a e. efS " GassY.
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f liz UOlltr utStOreIl.

GMbGii4enssGffcs Der Ser. Gt. Mrmee+
90 o. @Rptr.
Dslttmpre ben 8. TsSer 1858.
8erReeete HnstbOe I'm Dupttat ntrbsn auf IteGtr Of,
rice bic Daureritaa een .. NrSsr D. s.. N}tass IL ubr
ert9sser snsnR fIr tie QtsfuHxS rahf' 56reas
nate al en- ur tes Cte UsbcenS bret SsAste
srn "a { bee Gent atts al
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Witness
d. T..


.,..........Iob,,.
hereby certify, that the above named ......
are known to me as men of property, and able to
make good their guarantee.
uGtH5 trnst psm 8 Ct 0tfrttt gt6tr, ., ST. Dtfyitt
ANEaIt Ster SpaecaDr.
q IN arBs5st btm utGt pbtts 9drSf&at bltSsfast IT.
Htrb fea@tese
3tuusfn Ste tesoFmatiet nb sbiess ~ Ser6IsntIsGen
e@tea bus 8a retdes bic erfe Gtcteaeua8 enlblIt an
ssie 81 &C fir Organization enSafbtdsn
Dr @e d ttsp ss ser bee 5ab It Gabl .rent es Bite
terf mus aani a'neu "a n Ang bpte bsi Id ct Etu
aH8ehste muNel b.Ttrttbeu ieta -Ineebute fur ga.
tEOun aE 1862, Hap an een Undergraduates ab,efR /.
... %. GIod,
(ZOpt4RlWIp' alaiOr uns 0Il.
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9cmtIde nmO cuglilde 9dule
2. WACKER'S
ENGLISH & GERMAN INSTITUTE

Dbgt anRol felt einer Setse 9asFtH N strl4seoe'
neu Rrsn bsfaant els eur66as seSnst Rneer eur9 6H'
ten unerrt6t seuno Grstshurs IL nItt en- 9lte eth
hsr tden eieQIh tergnsGstisen btet an 9eus
sswabren-Auser zen etSEbnidfu tsbrs6crn H,re Inter
rib i'm 3eanen Hnb atle 1stbi's1 Fanssrstttsn sr'
htilt ltt Der S6ue 81 su Sti&er Sett etn Wtnt-Sn'
taeu Bias. uab tret@ nrHmeuien psn 3mei e:ianeerS
e:;u ange6eateu 9sbrern ntr ertbtt. Itneer Oeter'
lei Selb!ex Is weroen tn Gpt nnb 9retS 6enenmcn.
gGbett aGstuuft erthsilt ter Prtnetpal esr &nfelt
9. IdGer
tCsnt12O sc tT4 Il. 176 6arsargar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

THE HAED OF GoD IN GREAT Evk NTs
The Boston Post, in an editorial under
the head "Thoughts for the day." says
with great force;
No people was ever taught the lest son Of
direct dependence upon Heaven more
thoroughly than we. The course of war
has inculcated it at every stage Where
We felt the most assurance We have AZ Of
ten failed. We have been directed into
paths which ourselves We should not have
elected to follow. Oar unwilling steps
have proved the most diiect to the place
of safety. The wisest councils OF our wisest
men have been thwarted by events again
and again. The humble have succeeded
in confouuding the high aud mighty. De-
vices which were built mainly or entirely
on human skill have been put aside az q
child puts away its toys. Whenever we
have looked for help. if We have avsrted
our faces from Heaven we looked invari-
ably in vain. The Ruler Of the universe
hiss visibly led US though the niracul-
GUS maze Of our national peril; and 10
Him we must continue 10 appeal for safe
ty and guidance if we would con,iue one
people, and enjoy lasting prosperity and
happiness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14
Auction.

The great auction sale of dry goods at
Howe 4 TyIer's is drawing the attention
of the public. Goods are selling at
great sacrifice. Housekeepers and others
who have not yet attended would do well
to do SO. as this opportunity will not last
long.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14
rA.See Hanill's Photograph card.

re- Col. John S. Loomis, formerly
citizen of this city, but latterly of Illinois,
was Chief Marshal in the Inauguration
ceremonies of Gov Pierpont at Richmond,
Virginia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14
The Individuality of the Armies OF
the East and West.

1ne Indfvtdualtty OF the Armies Ol
the East and West.
Mead's army was composed of the mos
conventional leves. Sherman's of the mos
individual. The army of the East was
composed of citizens that of the West Of
pioneers. A gentleman, so called, would
have preferred the display of Meade. His
men had more readable faces, better char.
acterization, and were less wild and outre
In their expression. A pioneer would
have most applauded the review Of Sher-
man, because his men we're harder, knot.
tier and wierder. Meade Represented the
army Of the East, being a graceful and
accomplished commander. Logan. and
not Sherman, was the West representa-.
tive soldier. The army of the West. as a
RUE, marched better than the East, if
ngid, mathematical time.kseping is the
Test OF good training. Its constituents
we're, IN physiognomy, just the men for
oashing adventures, prolonged advances.
and reckless fighting; but Meade,s man
bore the impress of intelligent natienca
like that which sat before Richmond g..
"o1 yCois d huQ In the end had
the pluck to pass over the bastions Of Pa.
tersburg. The officers of Sherman 80.
less punctilious in external. than .ho.s
OF Meade. His staff officers we're No, ~
neatly CARRIED, his line officers were 49, =
indifferent to their wardrobe. The w.,
was the best army for republic ,ha
East for standing army, and the Me-
York troops, generally speaking, were the
best Meade bad to show. Illinois troons
casually remarked, were the flower ~
sherman's veterans. The absence If cav.
airy. which would have quite embrrs.. ga
sherman, SO far as the spirit of hin .nsar
tainment went, Was made IN bv se.;.. -
contrabands, and many old concomit.,ss
In the shape of mules, fowls and A..
which the soldiers took along. Ah.rr,...
bad less artillery than Meade. TAG ~.
tle-aags of both we're equally r;ddied
Harmony prevailed among The ua,t;ssn,
of both armies. Tie countrv "a n,ora
Of them. Their deeds are alike: ehsir
flames are equal; their reviews wese the
mos. sonderful paaorams in Ansrioep
hisaory.H. Y. Worlds Ws1lilesoa
eanespoadsass~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

p@- A person just from Mobile says
that the first drink he took Of Mobile
whisky had terrible effect upon him.
In twenty seconds after the dose had bees
swallowed he had the lock-jaw; his carr
curled up and turned inward. and his halt
became SO brittle that he could break in
off as though il had been made Of glass.
A pleasant beverage, truly, for STEADY
drink"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

How They SERVE Us.--We learn that
on last Tuesday the -commissary here
issued twenty thousand rations to our des
titute citizens. This looks as though We
were an oppressed people, and the Yau-
KEGS terrible set. We think this fact
should prove to ell that our Government
is doing every thing in it's power to alle-
viate our sufferings and better onr CON-
dition. Nor was it on Tuesday only that
rations were issued. For weeks past they
have been issued daily, and vii. continue
to be issued up to the end of the present
month. We learn that on Tuesday one
man drew rations to the 6rst of June for
sixty live persons. -[Rsleigb IN. CO.
Progress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

~ Last Saturday, as a young lady Of
Dayton was stepping from the car. at the
depot of that city, just as they had start.
ed, her hoops caught on the "rubbef"
throwing her down and dragging her I'M
der the car. A gentleman caught hold
of her and held on, walking with the train
till the skirt gave way and she was res
oued from horrible death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

EGs- Mr.. Lockhead, whose mare was
injured in running away last Saturday,
informs US that she is not dead, as we re-
ported but is in fair way to recover
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

E An instance Of flial affection
among the Piute Indians We find record
ed in Nevada paper. Two young
"braves," under the assurance Of being
thanged, proposed to give FIVE ponies to
the authorities il they will allow their
aged father to be hung in their place!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

EWe regret the fact very mucn tna1
the cannon which has done such COED
.eryice il firing salutes over the downfall
of the Confederacy, has been shipped to
Clinton bv order Of Gen. Baker. We did
want its presence here on the coming 4th
of July.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

PosrPosKD.-The rain of yesterday
having rendered it impossible to hold the
picnic OF the Meth dist Episcopal Sab
bath. Schools, notice is hereby given
that it will come off on Tuesday next,
June Goth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14
THE CITY.
uEpUorIor IN FINE INKS.

We have Just received shipment Of flne oard I'M.
,-or, n n Wade Co, New York, and can now sell af
reuction Of 10 to 50 per cent These inks are unsuf
rassed in quality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

more RAIN. - From early morn
until about two o'clock yesterday the rain
descended. The formers are, no doubt,
ffsatly rejoiced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Two
lots, corner of Fulton and 4th streets.
Enquire of BRowsELL Brothers,
jel2-3t Corner Main and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

S0- Maj. 7. X. Osgood, United States
Paymaster, headquarters in st. Louis,
died very suddenly last Friday evening
of heart disease.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

PLEASE SETTLE UP.-I shall remain at
my former place Of business for a few
weeks, for the purpose of settling up my
accounts. Those owing me will therefore
call and pay Immediately.
WILLIAM VENCILL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

GF The steamer Burlington has been
fast on the first chain of rocks of the rap
ids since Monday morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

A CARD expect to be absent from
Keokuk for few weeks. My address
will be Northampton, Mass, care Of DR.
Halsted. My student, assisted by H. S.
Howell, Esq, will attend to any BUSINESS
that be can in my absence.
III. STRONG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

CoTToN CARPET CHAIN-Best and
cheapest in the city, at the Bag Factory
Main street. junel2-3s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

E General Grant has demand TIE
possession Of farm in st. Louis county,
unlawfully claimed by Joseph W. White.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14
DOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCES.

One OF the most desirable and handsomest locations n
the Mississippi Valley for residences situated on the
buh shove the city Grand Avenue and less than half
mile from the old city limits, cont.isfsg SO Aerss With
one story frame house rooms The grounds are thor
oughlp planted with the greatest abundance choice
Fruit and Shade Trees Shrubbery 81 oco worth Of
Fruit can lie raisei tbs seasoa the property.
For terps, etc, sPpiy on the premises 10
june1-1lm CHAs REPS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

Items for Housekeepers.


| Do everything at the proper time.
Keep everything in its place.
Always mend clothes before washing
them.
Alum or vinegar is good to set colors,
red, green or yellow.
Sal-soda will bleach; one spoonful is
enough for kettle of clothes.
A hot shovel held over vanished fur.
niture will take out white spots.
A bit of glue dissolved 10 skim milk
and water, will restore I'D Grape.
Ribbons Of any kind should be washed
in cold suds and not risned.
If fiat irons are rough, rub them we'll
with fine salt and it will make them
smooth.
II you are buying carpet for durability,
you must choose small figures.
A bit Of soap rubbed on the hinges Of
doors will prevent them from breaking.
Scotch snuff put in holes whore eriek-
cts run will destroy them.
Wood ashes and common salt wet with
water, will stop the cracks Of the stove and
smoke from escaping.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

EEThe new Ferry 10 10 DC iauncneu
som, time this week, perhaps Thursday.
The machinery is expected daily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

re Colored people are forbidden to
ride in the Philadelphia street cars. One
Of their number got into one day before
yesterday, and the driver, not daring to
turn him out, drew the car off the track
and left him in it. The resolute man
would not leave the car, and staid in it al
Tuesday night, and so remained at last
accounts. He seems determined ..stol
fight it out on that line il it takes all
summer"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

A soldiers monument is to be erect
In Fairfield. So says the Ledger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame DWELL
4 ing, with four rooms, good we'll sf water frane
barn and full lot all under fence situated on Exchsnse
street. betwe ID and Sd streets, Keokuk Title rood
Price $l200. Enquire Of HI. TIN. EYdK
mchS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

FOR SALE-A two story brick owen.
ing, with rooms cistern, cellar ornamental trees,
and two full lotA itnased the afSsh and
lin streets, in good neghborhood.s Title rood or =,
sale Prios, $780, Knqaire Of H.R. TiN-KFCx,T
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-14

LOR SALE-100 acres new Land,
j so acres under cultivation With two log houses
and small orchard, situated 10 miles s. r. from Warsav
md one mile from Brecknrdge, Hancock Co. illinois,
Title good. Price $1,000 Enquire OF
IL. d. TES-EYCK,
mchs Real Estate Agent, Keokuk.