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Studis, to acquire th' art Of Singing.

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These exercises were composed to be used 81.
multaneously with his system, 1.-THE Art Of Singing
or with any other method for the cultivation Of The
voice, and will take place Of CONCoNE's SoLFEoGIos.
being mol melodious and hotter adapted for teach.
ing. Some of these exercises are specially beautiful
as well as useful, q mingling of dulce at utile, which
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my evasion or slurrlng in these respects IS time and
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4 YOUTHS HISTORY
THE GREAT CIVIL WAR
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D. S. Iana, Atty for Pl'f.
September u, 1S67.5w-l6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-20

PoTAToEs Should Re PARED TnrS.-A
sensible writer says The fact 10 almost the
sole value of the potato is near the surface, 80
that a thick peel would take the largest part
OF the nntriment. This is at once obvious on
examining a thin slice with microscope,
when the starch granules will be four,l Tying
in great numbers in a belt Just under the skin,
decreasing toward the center. Placed there
for the nourishment of the young sprout
which springs from the eve and which being
only skindeep' is required to go on deeper
for food during terminating process. This
starch is almost the entire nutriment of the
potato, there being only per cent of gluten
while IS per cent is clear water. If it is
worth while to eat the potato at gil, tits OBJ.
viously foolish to throw away the nutriment
and save only the water cell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-20
GRACE MILLS.

WARSAW, ILL.,, Oct. 1s, 1857.
WIMG to a rush of business Immediately
- after and since harvest have but recently been
able to hnsh the alterations and improvements In our
Mills ~nioh We deemed necessary enable o6er.
Ing to our custonsrsA brand OF Flour by
any Having everything in the best of order now We
take pleasure IN assuring isnds and ousto
We shall hencsfotth make cur best brans,the
|. .r GRACE N1IIAIsss. 81
unormly GOOD to he equal least and II possible
superior to any other br ands anufactured.
Our Mr. HANNA, whose experience and reputation as
Miller Y generally known aud appreciated, having to
brods q sachA quality haf thsy cauptfail TO mbit
sncsessd fAvor. We shall always sell At low prics
Is consistent with the bsst Of qa,tybut deter
conAdent that people viii prefer that rather thahths
saving cfafew Cents on the sack or barrel.
ocsls c. ALTERS 4 rn~~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-20
ST. YINc[NT'S SCHOOL.
YOUNG LADIES, AT THE CONVENT
Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity.

Vie course of instruction comprises the
usual branches ofa solid ana hushcd Epelish edu-
cefien Also, French. Vocal and Instrumental Mnsis,
PLAIN and Ornamental Neeiewofk, Draw1ng and
Painting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-20

All Trains run directly through 70 Nov York.
0-48O NILES WITHOUT cHAsas o, coAuass. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-20

P.w. GATES, President.
Manufacture Portable
and Stationary
Steam Engines and
Boilers,
Sugar Cane Mills,
EyapOrat0rs,
Rock Breakers,
Stamp Wills,
Mining Machinery,
Cards Patent Brick
Machines,
Lathfs Palmer. Drills,
Screw Cutters, Hay and
Cotton Presses,
Saw Mills, Flour Mills,
Mill Furnishing,
OFFICE 4S CANAL ST,
CHICAGO.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Taes. cH.lsr.., supt Rum earns. Sec i Trs.s
D R fkAssR, Asst : ". 4. CEASE, Gen AIT MI.
and Draughssman. Msbbs I Bro. Agents Lake
octlS dam Superior
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-20

A fh! stock Of HAFR, HueK, row, fwfNEs,
hAlR, oLoTas, pAdAsK. aud general UPHoL-
sTERY GOODS
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TERMS PER QUARTER.

pFaside end Painting .. Teecherssratea Needle
wof6 does not form extra charge Terms payable 10
advance School opens on the 2lrt Of October.
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From and after AUGUST 2eth, 1867 Train, viii .ssss
FROM DUNKIRK AND sALAMANCA-
By New fork time from Union pepots:
1870 A. m. hxpress mail, fro~ Dunkirk, tsun.
days e,eep,-a,. Stops At salamanca leees N :
s sasd epnsoss Ut H.rn.lisviils AID cornIns With
thu 500 = y E.pre.: Nail from Buffalo. snd =
as3e p n. Lightning Express, from esla-
manca. tsundsss sxcsptet9. Stop 1t Hotuells-
,s %, g .na Inn the a
4ls Z. i s.w York Night e .pr..., from
ca 80 = e o,-.. sasP'e tsaeg rsrs.1. sss
I. = m (Bsftl aud srrv, .in New York !. Il d p
s = m ecnnsrtiny wite Afternoon frs,rs aud sts.m.
for Bos,on and Nav England Ctfjes.
0i1O r n Cincinnati Expresa, from Dun.
kirk -nn1 a.s excepted1 stops at salamanca At
'I Train f1os s Il .rrs.ns 10 s.s
York at 3:25 r. NJ. a
rRoM BUFFALO-sy New York time from De-
20. cor. Exchange ani Michigan streNts:
3 .4B A. n. sew York Day Express, (sun-
= d.yssxcepteal; Aops 81 Hornslsyliis tos m,
ss sas ma .,, W. y r In, mr.
M Connects At Great Rsnd with Delaware L.ni-
awanna 4 Western Railroad, and at Jersey City
with Midnight Express Train OF New Jersa Rail.
road f,r Phi,niephis .eaittr ore and Washington
500 A. M. ExpreAs Mail, via Avon and Hor-
Eslsvlls tsund.ys excepted) Arrives in New
ern Central Railwsv sur Hareissnes, Phfsdelphin
Baltimore. Washington and points south
2.2O r. NJ. lightning Express, tsundsys ex-
n ana strisesip Few York Ton a. m 4sGaansrfsAa
Jersey City With Morning Expres. Train . New
asE Jeseey Raih ad ,ov baltimore and WasIfngton,
and at New York With Nor Mug Expr sss Train aos
Rcsion aud New Eugl%pd Cts
s.IO r NJ. New York Might Express,
DAILY. stpsat 20 tsge $50 D. IN. {supl) int.f
secting at Hornesvill. With the 4:i6 p N. Trai1
from punkirk, and arrive in New York. at issso
N no n. u. Cfn ssnnati Hxpr sss. fsvsa,v,
excep.edl stops st cusqueh snDs $50 . n.{ BAfik
Turner's l.lo p m, lDinrl and arrives In New
FORK 10 ~: Connects Al kiihtra with
delpha. Baltimore Washington ~Ad lciuts ssuah
At Great Bend with Delaware, Larkavarns 4
Wester Railroadfn scrnntDn, Trenton and PHIL
adSlpAiA. and st New YORK with Aftsvnos q Trains
and steamers for Boston and New Englant Cit,ee
Only One Train East on Sunday, leaving Buffalo At
$40 p. IN ;, and reaching New York At 1890 p. %,
Bosros AND NEW ENGLAND Psssssct.s, With their
Baggage transftrred free Of charge IN ks~ Yort
4STo pleasure travellers tn. line OF the Erie Railway
presents oiees OF int-r-et rassing through the
bAutifu, valleys ~ the Cbou,nng Susquehanpa Della
and Ramapo rfverH ever changing panor Of
Of natursa beautss commands attention ~ s
rhr bssr VENTILATED .rp Mosr Trxrytoun etrrp-
Ixe CoAcHxs As-IN THE WORLD ~ sccomps.
ny ell night trains on this rauwu.a
BAGGAGE OHEcR ED THRoudH.
AndJare atDays az to~ B, any other Route. g,
TAsK FOR TluKETs VIA ERIE BAILwAT,VA
Which can be obtained It eli Priueipas 1iskst
Offices In the West aud South west, ss4
n. RIDDLE, WIN. n. BARR,
asnl sup't. senl Pass. As'll
Is
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ATo pleasure travellers tn. line OF the Erie Railway
presents otents OF ins-ree rnssine through the
b0uiifu, valleys ~ the Cbemnng, Susqnehanna Della
ware and Ramapo rivers ever changing panorama Of
Of nafurs'a beautits nds attention tss}sf g
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10 our Patrons and the Pnhli,

The is-gcst stock Of PAPER LANDINGS IN tn,
West at the Lowest Cash Priocs.
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I'M b4sr VENTILATED .xp Mosr rrxrstous SNIP
ISe CoAcHxs A5-IN THE WORLD ~ scccmps
ny ell night trains on this galway @
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80 - j. 49, )
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fhfsush fitkstl ~ how a. the lowest

Through fitksts ~ bow a. the Lowes. !!
New and elegant Sleeping Cars from Binn City to
lafayette 80 that passengers get good rest
while pnrsrins their journey s&5.
Baggage checked through to all principal points.
Yreights by this route xi ba wArdc with dispatch
Express Freight Train runs through from Fpledo 10
keokuk in 4Shoufu rrchsrges and DANA promp
SETTLED. Rates ~ low as BY any other route.
OFFICB-In Stone Depot, corner Front and Johnaon
strcsts, Ksoknk.
W. q. Acp0EL, Geni.Ags keokuk.
T. L. KNAPP. E.A. CHAPLIN,
Expt Wsrss-n Dsn1fi1a, 6sytT .ssp'f.
fnay6fsw Springfield Sprtu xHela : !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-20

CHANGE OF TINE.
On and after Monday, May eth, 1867, (until
further notice., Trains @il rus foows:
LxAvr E4siLrog. IS AsEIvxAr HAMILTON.
Express No 4......-:2s NJ Mail No 1........255 "
Ms,f M . .."s...4;2o Express No. 3.....I35 p NJ
= Ne ssa1 + E1'' St t NJ ,f'p' $50
Freight No e.e....Ea5 " Freight No. =. s:25 P u
Eos and :. daily; and Il Daily, except suhda.
No. II Daily, except MONDAY
Omnihnsses leave ERoKuK 20 minutes eariier thaa
the stove time and fall connecting with all Pss-
senssr Traips st Hamilton.
THE ST. LOUIS EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Ke ohuk II 500 p. M, viii arrive ID
II. Louis At Sis d. m.
Law. - Louis ~ $40 p. m, arrive At Ks-
Okuk ~ Too .. m.
Elegant Sleeping Cars run through between
Hamilton 81. Louis.
FARM SAME Al BY BOAT.
This new and short route Offers greater Inducements
than any Other. it being much
TEE SHORTEST 4 MOST DIRECT
70 y.,u;. g,,rs,n6std JJYsd, E.ayo~ p,s~.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23

SrINUL.rIyG ToSic-LlFE Buffers
Good health is blessing, The way to en-
JOY such is to take a wine glass full Of .Sh-iek.
taade Life BiherS two or three times day.
They create a good appetite they strength
en- the stomach they cure habitual Consti-
patton. Nervousness, and lIeadach; they
make the old feel Young. If Won wish long
lif'' and good health, use Sriek9and's Life
Bittcrs. Ally
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23

THE TREAsuRERsuIr.-The Office Of Treas.
nrer il the most important in the county.
II view Of this fact il is pleasant 10 know
that whoever Of the candidates in the field
should win the nominaton--to be followed
Of course BY certain elecion-tLe Office
would be administered with honesty, diseres
iiau and ability. The Withdrawal Of Capt.
Baker leaves the field to Lewis 4. Main and
Edward Ross-both worthy and excellent
men. Mr.. Main with his family has resided
IN tue county for six years. When the 9th
Infantry WAS being raised, he enlisted as a
private soldier in Company c. He served
faithfully in he ranks until his health gave
way when lie was detailed as Clerk in the
eommissary department, where his abilities
soon placed hin, on a soldiers salary of Sl6
per m0ath, above a number Of citizen clerks
who wert receiving a citizens salary Of 800
per month. So highly valued were his SER
vices that he was retained as head clerk for
the Mobile district for some time after the
close Of the war Those cognizant Of his Ia
hors there declare that ii would be difficult
to ind a more prompt accurate. reliable and
systematic accountant. We have long known
Mr.. Main as a gentleman Of strict morality,
Of unbenling integrity. Of sound temperance
habits, of excellent ejucation--w well fitted in
every respect to discharge efficiently the dn,
ties Of ANY position to which lie nav be
elected. We do not detract one particle
from the worth or capacity of Mr.. Ross when
We express the opinion tha, Mr. Main is
equally well calculated to make an efficient
Treasurer OF Buchanan County.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23
TREASURER'S CERTIFICATE TO
TAX.LIST.

TREAsuRER's OFFICE, Buchanan Co,
Independence, Iowa, Aug. 6, 61. }
On Monday, the 18th day Of October, A.
ID. 1867. at the Court House in said County,
will offer for sale all the above lated lands
and town lots, upon which any taxes levied
shall then remain unpaid and delinquent.
Each tract or lot will he offered tor the
: amount OF tax for the year 1866 and inter
est and costs thereon due.
L. B. OLDER,
Treasurer of Buchanan Co., Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23

OAEwooD SEaiSAgY.--The eleventh Fall
Term Of Oakwood Seminary will commence
on Monday, Sept. 2nd
Miss ). y. HoNASs, Principal. Mrs. II.
A. Woodruff, Teacher Of Vocal and In
s,rlmental Music.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23

TANA County UsIoS.--This excellent
Journal, published by Cyrus b. Ingham, at
Tama City, has changed its form to quarto,
with great improvement in appearance. This
paper has shown remarkable vitality and
energy, and We congratulate its editor and
proprietor upon its prOsnerity,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23

a free singing school for young ladies and
misses, has been opened at Msrse's Hall,
by Prof. +. ID. Fox and lady. The school 10
close with exhibitions. Sessions every after
noon.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23

Co. EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION An edii.
cational convention, to be composed Of the
Board Of Directors Of the several townships
in the comfy, will be held at the Court
House, on Saturday, Sept. lith, at 10 o clock
m. Particulars next week
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23

prairie. chicken pic,nc occurred al Mr..
Dickson's farm, north west Of town, on Fri.
day, attended BY a large number Of our ci,i
zens. We understand il was very
ENJOYABLE affair. The Independence Cor,
net Band was in attendance.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23

The Caucus for Washington township.
called at the Court House for Thnr.day
: = evening, bids fair TO be the largest gather
ing Of the kind ever held in Independence
Let every Republican voter in the township
turn ont
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23

We have letter from Fairbank without
signature. We must always know the
names Of writers for this paper, not for pub.
LEGATION, but for our own protection.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23

We understand that Perry, Fairbank,
liazeton, Buffalo and Byron townships.
have elected delegates to the County Con,
vcnton, nearly all favorable 10 soldier cam
didates
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23

Our local space is UNEXPECTEDLY restricted
tho tax list occupying more room than was
expected Wo shall change the arrange
ment next we.ek.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-23
THE BULLETIN,

oRros CrRcUs will be in Independence
on Tuesday, August 9Th. The attractions
are gwen ~ An advertisement ia this paper.