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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24

~ JOhnson's army ~ surrendered and
paroled numbered 2O,924. A correspond.
emit of the New York Tribune, giving the
details Of the surrender, says:
The wasting effects Of war were never
more apparent than in the 60uthem army,
- may be seen by an inspection Of these
muster.rolls. The following are . few
sample cases:
The 40th North Carolina volunteers had
8 officers, 3 non commissioned Oflcsrs and
8 men-total, IA.
The 47th North Carolina volunteers had
2 officers, 3 non.commissionesl officers and
3 men--total, Z.
The 46th NORTH Carolina volunteer had
, officers, 3 non commissioned officers and
IA men-tOtal, 20.
1t required nine regiments Of North
carolina troops to make q battalion Of 81
officers and men.
The original number of these regiments
was, maximum, 1000 men each.
The muster roll Of the I'd North Caro-
lima Reserves had indorsed upon it "1S
men," This was scratched out. and the
word "boys" substituted for men. They
were all squirrel-humting boys
Five regiments Of North Carolina troops
had only footed up 1917 men, including
Brigade Headquarters.
= The 1st, 4th, 9Th and 9th South Carolina
Cavalry mustered, all told, 26O men.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24

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- qUbs1Ik - otssa ~ ~ $500 n
1bsare = ~ n0(lD elneet
us'sps''st - 'ss..sii;sg ,s.vs,as.
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S6s........ ........ I9Gogofoe
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~ .koo0r - 11nR -
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-; -. = y - - ~ vsaasrssi - asass.
news. slGJsroRnLass
= !
|
Wss1eag ; Get1iss,
Fest up and oooad Down
and the ne exhieitiou, immsdiatsly before On.
ssiSg the doors Of ths aiternooa psffermanee
s4'lls Loss1ee.
the greatest tight rops performer il ~ world
viii walk "a . single wife three hundred feet a
Sngth from the ground To- the top Of Centre
Polet my feet high ffcm ths ground. Rsmsn-
clock In the afternoon, and 10 FREE 70 ALL.
!, fhis eg0s ConbinaeIsa Cenpahy smheacea
1hsrs talent than any other company now travel.
iag. among which sfs the following
Mile Louise,
The greatest Ascentionist and Tight Rope Per-.
former u ~ VOID.
Mile DC,AULAY,
The great Partisan Hqressrisnne.
Ma1uaAo ANN6rrE SHANNON,
The wrs sylpAide end Dausssss.
LEVI ]. NORTH,
Ansrics's !o~s PsrsenaA
Sleu0n bliss,
Ths. wonder Of the world, in his his extraerdina-
- Antipodalfsat 81 walking ceiling
Nm. ALBERT .lI.W.AR.
In his Cslshsatsd PriAcipsl Act. as
TmB 0YN1NANr1C DROTulE10
from Cirque Imperial Paris. The tsa,ssd Ponies.
Yankee Nosloas = Lido Rebel,
ths smallsst crsatnre ever introduced IN Z rine.
MR.. CHARLES RIVERS.
In his beautiful Changsahle Acts.
Hereeaes y Carr,
From Cooks Royal Circus, in their wouderfsl
performance On the horizontal bar.
IoUKG LEVI NoRT1.
The greatest rider Of his ase living, IN biz
thrilling act ON his Wild Ponies,
MRNRY COYLB,
The eelebrassd Trick Clown, Ia his sct on stills.
MIR. ". NAHLON.
The world renowned Somerset Rider.
Mr.. 1OlGN NAYLOR,
In his wonderful. Batsoate Leaps.
The 1ralned HorSc MARS,
lntroducsd By Le,i ). North.
Sagner Dflss ana Chi1aren.
In their beautiful acts Of Posturing.
Dnttente Leaps and TamDlang
y the Troupe led BY the hero Of hundred Som.
sfsets, Rivers and Aymar.
MASTER WILLIE,
AZ the wild Hunter Of The far vest Lat hu,
not least the performance will bc eplivened by
that jolly son Of Menus,
W. - N aE + WnN
The great American Clown. Jestor and ConicsI
Vocalist.
Mr. W. M'ARTHUR,
The world renowned Funny Clown.
Also the Comic mules Thad sad .y~eh who
never fail to bring forth from the audieaes great
applause. Each entertainment to soscluds With .
Laughable Ballet PsntoIalme.
IN which M'llss Julia, Fanny, Jeanette Maria. md
As:tsss John, Frank. james, Thsideus, Joshua
Each performance will b enlivened by nuslc
given BY that unrivaled N. Y. Silver Cornet
OPERA D.a.V.D.-
Ledby that champion, J. n. Psazrs
WILL Bxarsif AZ
Davenport, TAarsday, Hay 1stb,
Rocs IslAxD, Nay ssth MuscAsrs. NAV 9Th
BrallSofox, May 2sth.
Nj, f Hnns ....Ys.............t0 Cts
Doors open Il ~ snd !. :. P:riCrnss -
|occmmence q 3 and Z l.2P \.
Remember that the Grand
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24

DoasS Fan % RHoeure = Mrs.
wINsLOw's SOOTHING sHRUH, for Child.
rem Testhine. n hss bsen used fDe - years
with nsvsr-failing safety and success BY millions
Of mothsssSbr their ehiliren. Il essrscls aot1i-
y Of the stomash, relieves wind collie, regulates
he bowels, end gives rest, health, and comfort
70 mother and child. once, No. ~ Dey street,
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24
Ne nos Let yoaf prqDa1lce stand
stwssn yosf sulsring child end the relief that
viii b aAsels1ely snrs ~ follow the - Of Mha
WlNsLOW'S SOOTHING syrup. II corrects
aeidity efths stomach, relieves wind collie, regu-
laAss Ne bowels, sshsns he ssns, give rest 70
Ne neither end hearth 70 the child. OfRce, ~
Dsy street, New York.
9Hr F9s .4Sf..


The following = = sxtfast iron letter writ
Zen y The nsv. J. 9. aslns. pastsr Ofthe Pissrs-
post seEsst Daetist OAurch, Brosklyn, n. r., 70
Ne Sturssl cad kssmea. CinsinsAti, o.. and
speaks volnnse d fasee of The Wasld4fsaownsd
asdieias, IfRS. W1NytuW's SOOTHING
SYRUP ron CHILDREN TERTHlN0 -.
I'VE - - a1veetiesasnt = pour eolnus -
MaA wtN3tOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.-
Nov, vs sever adldi O. tSel = bvef Of pglset
medicine bsssssis ~ IT., ~ - ~ ssnf ss'sd
y ~ = yser rssaefs ~ this Il M, hsnbaG-
ssAsss srisd Y. ssS hss y ~ jssuH sIsisss.
Il = probably one Of ~ - sueseanfnl msdi-
einesof ths day. bssaa1s NJ 6isSf ~ bsst-
Ara tAsss sfysur sss1sfs yhe have 49, sna't
4 bsstsr tAaa Nv & ! sspply. =
ffk4&%. I.tfffffss fSk, ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24

Rest, Health, and Comfort -
Mother and Ch11d.
MRS. wfNsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Chillrsn Testhing. sofsens The gums, reduces
inaamasisa, allays I'll pain, and cures wind collie
Psrfsctly safe N all cases. wswoald say % ev-
cry mother who hes = sugseing Child: Do not
let year pssjsAiss DER ths pse!udloss Of others,
Stand between yoa md your ss6ecing child and
NE rslisf thss vii ~ surs-yss, absolutely ssrs
10 follow he No. 81 this msdisiss II timely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24

TVOR SALE b. the Executofs Of he 1slale e
- The le1e ANTOINE Ii CLAl02.
0eed Brick heuos y 1eeh streo1
Dosb1e Rfa0e hoaoe On 1oah sosoet. ~
1nnDe houoe % Hheuam eoreoA; - Ci1y.D
IN roe 0rssadA seuldoiag 8 ssses. 4 -.
sirable invsetmsnt.
suss soslh-sase u WstmoesIs eddi1nn
lote 81 CT Lets d ~ ei1v ~ II OluiBo.
LasAeia Jfeneoe, MuseoAe1ss lesi1a 1eMA
70 Ossps. Rfsnlhs = - IelseI ssssIiss
0n0. L DAvKMlQRf. l.1s.lP,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24
NKw YORK, Nav n

NBW IOHA1 11uy -
Gold Is more active. chiefly owing to IL
active export demand The puselIasn Of
foreign brokerf bills 10 cover exchenGs lave
been unusually large this morning. The
premium at one time reached 1Se.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-24

.ssssa siemssy 81 ssaesne ,'sar'g.
.hi .ooAolHo
Tst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09
personnel Of the Mississippi
State Convention.
[From the Memphfs Commercinl

lFrom the Memphis Commercial 2dI "a
Mr.. J. l.. Power, Secretary of the late Con-
vention of the State of Mississippi. which met
at jackson on the l4th of August, has com
piled what he calls s'tabuar view of the
members, from which we Gull the following
items OF interest or amusement:
The Convection was composed of one hun
dred delegates, ninety seven being present,
the oldest of whom was Peyton King, of Lau.'
derdale, who has reached the scripturai age
OF three score and ten; and the two youngest
were j. Prentiss Carter, of Perry, and Waiter
l.. Strickln, OF Coahoma, each twenty-f
vi Methodists there were twenty five Ban
lists fitteen; Presbyterians fourteen: Episco
pahans four; Christians three Christian
religion one "a decidedly small proportion y
Catholics two; Bible one q no choice
i've; and friendly to all twenty eight.
There were thirty-fve lawyers in the Con-
vention; thirty eigh. planters; nine physi-
clans; SIX merchants and six ministers
Eighty-t"o were married; eight widowers and
the balance single. Not much of an opeuing
for ladies sin Search
r. Na'iVities are various, scattered all over the
cou.h, win only SIX Northern men and one
foreign born, In the entire assembly. But
the greatest diversity was found 10 exist in the
polilcal classification, which comprises fifty-
one old-line Wings: nine Wing and rnion.
one on, ''inveterate' Wing; two Cooperation
wings three Wing and opposed Secession !;
one one, steadfast Wing; two Clay Wings; one
wing and death against the war; nine
unqualified" Democrats two Douglas
democrats; one ''Jacksonian - one State
rights one Secession two Union: one Co
operation; and Jeffersonian; from which
1t will he seen that the Wing element largely
predomlnates. while the Convention of 1851
was composed of eighty-four Democrats and
twenty-five Wigs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09


DARING RoBBERY-The boldest and ,nos.
daring robbery that has taken place in this
city, since the larceny of the bag of gold from
the ONCE OF Jay Cooke. occurred Yesterday
morning. An aged lady. named Mary Rob.
'nson' VISITED the office of Jay Cooke. for the
purpose OF investing portion of her funds
III Government securities. She purchased a
seFen-thrty bond for one hundred dollars.
second series, June 18th, No. 337 .297. The
pond was delivered, and she proceeded on
her way home. As she approached the cor
her OF Second and Spruce streets. she was
aecosted by an individual who said, 81 believe
you had business in Jay Cookies office The
ola lady replied that she had purchased a
seyen-thlrty bond. "Yes," said the fellow
there Is some mistake about it, and asked
10 see IT. Mrs. Robinson, thrown completely
on her guard by the plausible speech of the
ieiiow' handed him the document. when he
pulled ont pencil and note book and com
meneed writing, after which he said: "Ab. +
fixed "'''e -
The old lady complied, he, meanwhile. re-
tanning possession of the bond They pro-
ceeued some distance. when he suddenly
stopped, and, saying there was No nsad of
gong further, pointed to a house across the
street; told her: "There is Mr.. Cookies
house; will 60 over and make it all rigbt >
lie ran across the street, and. it is needless
10 say, DID not return. Mrs Robinson At once
notihed Mr.. Cooke of the robbery. and meas.
Ires were taken to stop payment of the bond.
II IS most likely that the villain had been
watching the old lady from her entrance into
me once, and laid his plans for the robbery
phia Press "'"'''e'-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

BILL P. is known all over, and Bill was ct
q hall in ~ his u hia.sssssna -
pleasure were on hand-good music, pretty
girls, and excellent whisky. The evening
passed off rapidly as it always does, and Bill
had at about one O clock become presty h4p-
py. Stepping up to 6young ledy he requests
ed the pleasure of dancing with her.
She replied that she'wss engaged.
"Well, are you engaged for the next set g
said Bill. s So
She said she was. 80 - So.
'sCan dance with you next then ?''
II am eneaeed for that also"
"Can dance with you to- night?''
'sNo sir, with some hesitation.
-~s'Go to Boston, said Bill, highly indig
nant, aud turned on his heel
s.Aftera few moments Bill is accosted by the
brother of the young lady, and charged with
insulting his sister.
Bill denies. rbur processes himself willing to
apologize If he has done wrong, and accord
ingy steps up to the young lady, when the
following conversation ensued: 81
Miss L., / understand i have insuhed
you p -
"You have, sir.
"What did | say Miss L. p 81
s.You told me to go to Boston, r ..
5casMell, said Bin, Il have come TO tell you
that you need not go !"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

a CLAIM WHICH WAS NOT ALLowED.-An
Office seeker-in Japan, let us say-the other
day, begging small berth in the Nagasaki
Custom House, was informed that the n ycoon
desired such places to be given mainly to re-
turned soldiers who had served honorably in
the late war.
:" He's right. too" promptly responded the
Offices seeker; "the soldiers ought to be re-
membered. | have representative claim in
this case ALSO
Have you served in the army?' asked
the officer who in Japan attends to Custom
House appointments.
4" No, sir, not in person. was the reply,
= but have a grown son who was drafted,
and procured substitute, and the substitute
served a year for him. ''-Ereniag Post
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

MORE MASTERING Our.-An order was is
sued on Saturday by the War Department,
directing the muster out of forty-one more
regiments and batteries. In the list are the
following: 49th. 120th, 102d and 10th Hi
nois infantry and Cogswell's battery; 49th
and l55d Indiana infantry, and LIST, Sd and
18th batteries: company q, 18th Kansas cav
airy 14th. seth, Odd, oath and 55th Ken
lucky infantry, and 18th cavalry; 5lst Mis-
sour infantry, and batteries 4. F. and |, I'd
light artillery; 18th Ohio infantry and 18th
battery; three companies of the 9jth Penn
sylyania and 18th and 18th cavalry: 9th
mounted Tennessee infantry Both Wisconsin
infantry; 26th, sd and l02d United States
co ored troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

oSE OF the ablest and most upright south.
ern members of Congress previous to the 70.
oeiiion was the Hon. J. l.. NJ. Curry. of Ala.
bama; lie is a native of Georgia. HAVING
been born in Ta!iadega county in 1926. and
was graduated at the law school of Harvard
University. He seeded from Congress along
with the mass of the rebels, and represented
ms ms old district in the rebel Congress. We
ppe.ieve ne also tried his hand as soldier.
nut without great luck, as he never rose above
.ne grade OF Colonel He has now bid fare.
wen 70 political life and is studying for the
ministry, but in what denomination of Or
tlans we are not informed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

FRENCH editor has given the follow;,o
sensible description of the effect Of an. aavars
nsement: 1.-The first time man sees an cd od
vertisement, he takes no notice of i ,ha
second time he looks at the name; the third
Time ne looks at the price; the fourth Inc
ne reaas It the fifth time he speaks of Il ~
ms wife; the sixth time he buys.r "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

For Diarrhea, Dysentery, Ac.-M..
CURES Compound Extract of Bssss PIayr the most
r'labie and successful remedy II is endorsed by Col
Long, General Pieasanton and Gen Fitz Henry Warren
on the United States Army Western Sanitary and Chris
tfan Commissions, War Relief Fund comitee Editor.
OF tho Press and Western steamboat officers Sold hv
all druggists, and $. b, VOWEL Co, Keokuk.
J. C. MAGUIRE, Sole PROPRIETOR,
jy19-dsw6m a. I, ~,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

n lANkkE who went over to the mother
eoun'ry some tme ago, and who was asked
well, he said. England is a varv 49,
country, exceedingly fertile, we'll cult;vateaGJG
very populous and very healthy: but' said
the ankee, 81 never liked to take morn;ns
walk after breakfast, because the country e
SO s small that was always afraid of walking
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

A YOUNG man who applied at a recruiting
station in Davenport for enlistment was osll,
II he could sleep on the point of bayonefs''
When he promptly replied by saving ..be
could try it, as he had often silent on q hin, of
WHISKY, and the kind they use IN Nheaflapd
would XIII further than any shooting iron he
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

A NICE little DIT of innocenne ooo,,ruol
Gently at an agricultural show at Cabors tn
prlze having been awarded to some sheen dc.
playing splendid wool on their back. tho
Sauge seized hold of one to mark il. whom ~
MS surprise, the entire fleece came off and !,
was discovered that it had been stuck on with
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

has 80 Commissioner OF Freedmens Affairs
mas issued circular on the subject of ahan.
regard thereto. 'e" regulations IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

SIR BOYLE Roche, in one of the debates Oh
the question Of Irish Union, made a speech
in favor of it, which he concluded by saving.
81 hat IT would change the barren nils into
fruitful raHevs =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

MANY persons are now examining tho ,,,.,.
10 ma the seat of war. One francis Path.
says ne found IT this summer without a MAJ
ne discovery was made by sitting down on .
bamblebee's nest in q hay field ="
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

JUDGE Advocate Chapman has classified the
witnesses for the prosecution in the Wirz casa
go as 10 shorten the time Of the trial by two
or three weeks. '"i ~ TWO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

The damsel Who was accused ofb~..,:
young mans heart, has been bonnd Eng
me bonds Of mstrimony to keep the pieces, :"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

a MARRIED gentleman was hoard 70 doa,a
,nat ne was then as happy as the a. S .aa
long; leather unfortunately. however, X .9a
speaking on the 2lst day OF Decemhor, "' vas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
Assses soap, insuch universal
demand, 10 made from the c hofcesr u.t.r,.,.
-. ~ -a' : = o'ie - n Its nature, FRA gransly
'se 'ehe1iris in its acti
y all druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. -,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

IT is said that son of George \. Sanders
is in New York city soliciting aid for the dis
tinguished rebels who remain over the Dor
der
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

tsons OF the very best articles for cleansin. =.
peesarv.nF Vie Teeth ever offered 70 the prhjic 80
c!assed 70 contain acid or any other -. :
ING Isast Injurious to the teeth Acake Of .n.t Y
SnsI ..eosspsnlss .ach bottis he Odsas6ss - ~
- - Wholesale o. rstsn q nrussisas esakTSlIy.
n~~es A provS1shce Il r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09
Special Notices.
A Timely Warning to the sick.

Timely Warning to the sick
1t is especially important this tine uhen the mar.
kets of the United States are flooded wth IN. oirr.t
poisons under the Ct Imported lquors aud when
domestic compounds purporting TO be medicinal but not
whit less perncioua are heraIded 10 the world a,
sovereign dies that the pa, lie should fully nm
dersand the facts Be it known, then tbat while eli
the difasve stinusnts called liquors are inpurs. and
ali The 5es containing alcohol are manufactured with
hery article containing a1sy or ss, OIL taorsai p,i.
On. HosTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BrrTgRs
contain lone OF taese things, but combination of
pure Of Rye with pare Juices df the mos,
valuable stoma- hic anti Bilious and aperent herbs and
plants and that as safe and rapid for Dyspep
sa and all Its this pre stand.
before the world without rival or competitor Its
sales to-day equal to the combined sses Of all IN.
other tones advertised in the United States and the
certificates which authenticate its e.s are signed
by individuals Of the highest standing in cry proes
sonai calling and walk ofe Beware of and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

The Confessions and Experience of an
Invalid; published for the benefit and as CAUTION To
YOUNG WEN and others, who suffer from Nervous De-
oiiity Premature Decay of Manhood &C. supply ug AZ
the same time TaE MEANS OF srIy-CuRR By one who
has cured himself after undergoing considerable cusek
cry by enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single
copies may be had OF the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,
Nz'd4wsm Brooklyn. Kings Co, ny.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09
BATCHELOR,s HAIR DyE.

o.'sinsi ana Best IN the World THO only true
"" mar rye. Harmless, Reliable And Instan-
neo''. rroduces immediately spiendih Black or
'' o'o"h' "'hoat inluring the hair or skin. Rem
es 'ne III e"-css o. oah dyes. Sold by al Druggists
The genuine is signed William A. Bascnelor. i A,,o
kEeENkRATiNa EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEuRs,
for Restoring and identifying the Hair
aug2l-dkw1y CHARLES pATCHrInR y v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

The Local Committee at the several points above
uoned win please make the necessary for
said meetings. ss ss JOSHUA TRACY,
Suisse Chairman State Central COMMITTEES
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09
Lumber, Shingles and Lath

/ uMBERMEN AND BUILDERS are informed that 20
= oo aIc now manufacturing lat the Pani Hiatt MIN
1000 feet daily of the various kinds ~ pne aah
snlngIes and Lath Prompt attention viii be given
iuns1s an e'efy1aere. A. HOSMHR co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

<s u ts,ss.ss
$3.50 ssaass : .s--fi IS I-ssssss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

r-a rs 4.
= ~ -. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09
kEOK UK FERRY

N4, Messrs. vANDYKE, MARTIN co. ara
n21GR 81 now running the Ferry at this nl.rs "a
wfiinot spare tabor 3 pence 10 mstins
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-09

kx-dov s. J. Kirkwood will speak at the following
times and places upon the political questions of the day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-06
ORANGE ANB ALEXANDRIA r.. r..


THROUGH BY RAIL FROM WARRINGTON
AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND
AND LYNCHBURG.
On and After Friday sept ], lses, the Trains on
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington ut % q m. and 8 50 .. N.
Leave Alexapdria at s. .. and 800 p. m.
Leave GordsnsyiDe at L % .. N. and 20 .. N.
Arrive at Lynehbure st 20 ,. m. and 90 Q. N.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynchburg 81 9. Is o m and Is pa.
Leave Richmond at % q. m. and z. 80 D. IN.
Arrive at Alexandria st s. .. IN and $50 .. n.
Arrive a Arlington at 30 .. IN. and o - o. NJ
On Sundays leave Washington at 20 D N. only.
LEGAL freight train leaves Alexzndria It q 90 o.
Gerdonsvihe at Il $ .. m; and arrives ct Alexan-
dria at % .. m. Through freight leaves Alexan-
dris at 90 .. and arrives at Lynshbure ~ 10
p. m. Leave Lynchburg 1T $40 .. m aid arrive ~
Passengers for Warrenton viii take the 90 O. m.
train south from Washington and the 6 Is o. N.
train north from Lynchburg
Passengers by the Gas O. N. and us .. m. trsins
from Lynchburg, and the 90 q, m. and rs p. M.
trains from Richmond connect with train NJ ash
ineton for all parts Of the North and West.
This route has the nd vantage ever all others, by
having continuous rail from New York 70 Lynch
burg-4@ miles.
1t also passes through Fairfax Bull Ran Manas-
sassss, Bristoe. Catletts. Rappahannook Cul-
pepper, Orange and Gsrdcnsville, where many OF
the late great battles were fought.
Tickets can be procured In Adams Express
building, opposite the b. 4 o. X. Il. Depot in
Trains leave the corner Of LIST and @ streets,
Washington. W. d. McSAFFERTY,
=, General snperinssndert.
Alexsndris, Sept. I, 1866. se6-u