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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03
Special Message Of Gov. Curtin


II tie .S,1', ga} N.es. I R.yrssea'g,irss
otu., 'ymmymr.IHA " Hc"Hy' y'ruHia.
Gcu;.cnca Tae present unparalleled
cziceucy IL tie ItI4ir, II our country, bas
induced me TO cali yoa together al this
time. With an ac'U.. and armed REBEL
ION IN some Of the States Of the mon,
mcmcntou- questions have been thrust up
% Us which ca. for your deloeTat!gn, ana
tha; you should devise means by lcgisia-
non tlr the m3iu:eLsuce Of the authority
oi the Genera! q rverument, the honor and
I!gui'y ot cur State, the protection Of oGr
cs;z-us, and the early establishment Of
peace aud order ;brou-hou, the land.
Ga the day Of ny induction into the
Executive ctlce, | took occ4sOn TO utter
the following scurimeu's:
No one vino oaaWs the history Of Penn
>y.vau.a, alG understands .E- ,qILlua> and
feelings u. her geur PIE, can .I>t., charge Us
VITA Gu-l..'g 10 or brethren ,l oIA"r >.ateS.
~ regard jacl a. friends and !e4oW-cUga-
lr.iu,u. Iu VA - welfare wr Zee a kindred
interest, aaI Ve a-r.zs. .u lae.r 1C, aie>t
extent. al oar CyI~l.-r.La. u' ..Cl.HHS 10
them. These He are ready aat wiling 70 ob-
serve, gene. .y and ,ra;eru4..v, 10 ;aelr let
"a Nsu.gs. ,inrergIenr. Il has w.la,n the
>rl-fe Of l,> acton a. The attributes Of SOW
e'ri-n'y, and among these are the T.sh' and
@.'i .' SCI. 'e>rf'a.i'n' / iS Da>s" u "a i
'' - g., ~ ''--,' l.' '' ' -
usl cances>ias- which were made s,r The
rur7.se Of securing reciprocal tenea,s. Il
ao.> directly on the people. and they owe Ii
persona. allegiance. NJ part Of 'he people
"' S,-'e nor Igia1'Ha..-h, O! S'aies, can Tol-
5s.ss g-- b-.r r,.' 10. ,ra,5ace % ,,'l 10 re-
qerm.l a sac /. w..hir.w a. pleasure from
me Union. without the consent Of The rest. IS
t. confess hat cur Government : a failure.
feansy.Tania can never acga!esce IN Such
1,'' .' .'o, go ~ a. -,....'.,s mn l.
The Goyfrnrgerr IL, =, e,I,f a., he rsrYjre.
ner,s of The Cra,,f,uuoa must be oheved;
and "a must nave power adequate to the en-
."rcemeu' ci the supreme law Of the land IN
az. - ,.'7 ms --.. '' '..5 n1..4l
an ar,.'rc- ,,e p.,rs,r,..r'a ,.',I
a united people. vii ere rhe3 an h're>i.
faithful and active support. The people
mean 10 preserve the .n,egr'y Of The nauCna!
IL.'a a ever hazard
II con.i scifceiy nave oeen ahuclpa'ed
at that time, that We should go soon be
called upon Tor the practical apPieatlon OF
these truths 10 eonpec;Ion with their sup,
port and defence BY the strong arm 0i
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03
MARRIED..

Z joy - - --iA uit- ELv.GE ". GCLDIN IS
L-~l>tg-- aa N.-- =. g. WISE 70; Clinton p.
ts ..v 'r- L.-.- 80 &. = Na.i-. leah uir Er JOSEPH
S-AJ Elt .-4 ~ N.~- SUSAN q MILLER. Z N1acv-
I1 " .-v---a---E u.t. T. ? a. ECRELHAS q BrI-;sl,
L arg N... i.-fs itHft g Ss'-ris grove.
gy E.E ~.sraf. o. o. -a- s.ii--s uatha-'s Whit.
Us... Fs- '--' ..-. fHH rs q Ei IE uf Trenton. J.
a. N.-- IiE.. lHt! c- iEANLE z rh1-riNviI.e. l.
II NarT..s- .-.a .1-f ~ Rev I % I4r= nee F-v =
>TE' .N~ .lt W.. uA-hIEr "a. llusL.-- O.: TIE ls,s
Aay John Ei#a4s
Ht H.F- b " -l-aka', i1th ut, WILLIAM uESRIa
.r. t.-. y tg-- -IN FiLIl~. 2. IL 0f pzur---
ig Rev Van. 1l-. l. th Mt. Wy >NIIH % B.Ay
% rrt A--. ANsrL.NA A NE = s2lnokin Ip
T. u t---ta--. - ut. ~ Rev II IiAy. JOHN sDw-
II t--i. ---t --rs .ut q sauhu-y Gus-i- AMI Ni-s
LA..IA.lN. 4 l.u.-.-. q IA C-va-t. Q. --rtu-y.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03
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II f-Ts.rar-. =. Inst IN Lr 2.ta v~.-, p1RCAs
Ann, :a e Geo 4 Ka.t-.lAu
Ia =. H--rave itE ut. Wliov SUSAN FISHER, as-f
ars-'T 6 years.
Ia N.li~au-E. IT,h uIt, ss-I = year,, ELIzABsTH
= i-t et '.-erE- >asit--
IN y. smyrna Es'u..z ---r:y. + Eiis ';h u';, Dr..
, vES ". CRAWFORD. a--- ssaat IS ysar- lie hsi
les b. A.E- in -uu..ts tr- Pa - ne s-u-Hi a 10
health IN I--5 he ri-,--u'r- tie laioa D!-IE.-; In
the AIs.r rll!y ]. Use ~ is-rr-tarS-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

The following Appointments tor Bai,I-
more were made on the 20th ult, to take
c'ftc. the IL Of My:
C,..rc, -Hc-ry Y. II tTnan.
Nara DT,-r-F. : Carsrau.
H-rary OH,rer-r :. Evans.
P->'ma>,-r-W. H. PurreI
Navy hceu'-W. F.roku,r Ewing.
>urrrvar-W. l. Marshall
Arpra .>ers-f. >eaicy. !, ,hn +. Meredith, {.
=. Nrngg-e.
Tar,ht,-Wa,aiacrr Bor,ianr.
d >'7.gr Auaruey-h. W. Nach-n.
ulfthcse were B-..-Ercrctt men-now
Uuiou;,t>-;Le others, true Republicans.
sZ-The Maryland Legislature not only
voted down Secession, Is ayes to 80
nays, in the House, h1; refused TO call a
Convention to consider the subject, and
declared the right Of the General Govern
mcut 10 take troops through her territory
for the defence Of the Na,ional Capital.
Strange haw the "mor.l suasion' Of the
Yankee, York State aud Penua soldiers
operated on tha, State As says the
Philad RpNtia-
..wl.u .r.t -ur country. need vas so.o,
lI.s trgr....r.- va- .l.' ~ T..
AuI Mar, lauI. ty h.T rfs---,ou,
Va. ua..s eager 1.r -.,--! q.
Ten tlHu-rHI --.fss nu ...r trariia-
llss. a.s... E.- ..sl ufHHl.r.- -l.a-,
Al a-.r.t ;aT ;!.- si 30 ,'4vI
E.-4 B...t-.s-- ali Mar .slI
IL that Ci'y, putAc meeting of2 600
Uaioni-'s wa. held on Nouday-,he Sc
ce>,iauis,s 10 ionger paradei and O"craw-
Cd with arms-tradc and travel were in a
measure rasumel-aud on "Wednesday the
Collector, PJs,-Nas'er, and other National
iicers .oyk possession Of those Places
under the Stars and S;ripcs-aud thus
Put all the power of the Offices on the
nigh; side. We dou'i'r1st Maryland yet,
tu; keep the upper hand Of her and she'll
te a. night,
rG-The Legislature have thus far ez-
Li.i,ei entire uuau!mi'y-nO party feeling
whatever. TIE points Of action viii be
the further arming, aud pEoVilins tie
money consequent, Of the S;a;e-the gran
ting to County Commissioners power TO
levy taxes to supply the wants Of the nee
jy families Of volunteers, 50 that the bur
icn may rest equally upon all equally con-
cerueG-lld stay l-w to prevent the uu
due sacrifice 0f property 4 short session
Is 10 Al. respects advisable.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

,5rne regular monthly meeting Of the so-
cIeiy i-r Moral and Religious Inquiry. will Be
held u The BaTus; Church. On sunday. May
j'h, al :. o'clock P. Il. 4 report will bs
raj tv Nr. \. !. RowLa>p. Subject, 4
Missionary Spiri,, The Demand Of the age.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03


WyukOop commands Fort Scott,
{, York.
Near Chambersburg is "Canp Slifer,"
the - Brigade, comprising the 7th and
sth Regiments, Z Y, under Gen. f c.
Williams Col. John J. Patterson is ser.
Wing as Aii-de.camp, which accounts for
bis absence from the Legislature, at II ar.
risburg.
Gov. Packer has addressed the people
on several occasions, within the past few
days, advising them to 60 en- mas.e and
meet the rebels of the South.
Two Companies passed down to-day,
through Danvi.le.
There are more Volunteers in Harris.
burg than called for-and orders TO stop
aud turn back are not in all cases cbeyed
This State could turn out 100 600 fighting
men.
A drunken squad Of soldiers, searching
for a deserter in harrisburg, got Into a
quarrel, stabbed citizen in a tavern
somewhat badly, and were put under ar
lts1 IlI thS'i Outi- 80 .Au Sai tA1ul Fit
should be made Of lIwless soldiers, both
for their own good and 70, tie good Of the
community.
Three companies from Tioga Co, Pa,
came down the West Branch on Tuesday
and report plenty more where they come
from" Bradford can furnish regiment
On Wednesday, $50 soldiers went down
the same river-one, a ''Siunemahoniug
Rangers" Company, dead shots and full Of
grit, each man with deer's tail famiug
on bis cap.
Jesse Merrill Esq is Second Lieutenant
and Jcsiah Candor a member os Capt. c.
i. Lyman's Lock Haven Rifles.
Alta War Meeting held in Rebersbu.c,
Dr. 5. Strobecker contributed 50, aud fi-o
volunteers were raised Itseems tha, the
Berichter pizen works yet in iha, region.
Schuylkill county has sent 90 compa-
MES and 1000 men towards Washington
including - or 20 common people such
as eGi,o:s, lawyers &c.
j. Russell Winga,e Gats Tel. Op. a;
Niltou) is Comuissary t,r tie ID Reg
Ia. Vol.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

T.. Nv ) T. Fletcher gave on last
evening, q brilliant lecture respecting the
cls:.a.- All T-oP,, of Brazil Seldom
have " s-.j-h-I anything m're than the
picture be .-I before lis audience Of that
eEuter4at garden Of the tropics, laden
w.;h Is strange variety Of fruits and fiow-
crs, telui0g with perpetual harvests for
tA3 Ls.i Z man Surely tina, country
must b. TIE garden Of the world, and Il
- people had the enterprise which move,
this laaEee nation, ina -iaa;ion could nos
set bound to the results they would pro-
igcs there. A. relevant 10 this compari-
son, tie Reverend gentlemen stated that
the j--; / tnelies employed there for
the di--ase- 70 which saey are sui jecs, ars
invented al! supplied to them by our own
vel. known coEniryman. DR. ]. c. Aver
Of Lowell, Mass, aud iLst no, the peopls
ol!, but t5e priesthood aud the cour, &
the Emperor down, have constant reeOur-s
il sickness 70 tie Remedies Of this widely
c-l-ir4i American Chemisi-Ledgs-,
B.s.ss
Sauue! R Yssri-k is appointed Post
Master a, kr7'zsr.yi.le-Dsuiel Weideu-
saul at P.nns Creek (or Cenireville) >
auI Moss Sp-cLi at Bease,i0Kn, in Suy-
Ger c1auty.
o-0O~-~-N-~~Io~.~-So.~
A'IAIEHENI.l.a- -.cyyi,burg HANK
} a. required sy .ae second section OF the
! 70 0! G-aer1i Assembly o.. TINS Conuol-
wealth, a. P.-Tel the Ia,u OcI. AID. 1851.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

Pajsonrd Liq"or was sold and Gircn 70
some Eastern Volunteers, ani it came
very near KILN. several. The sures. way
is TO avoid all intox;cs,iong liquors, and
get medicine from a sale, known source.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

tr-FuIay e.euipE Of l-,t week, a
u.G.ome American Fa- made ty the
..i.es ot L4urc.tou, Hartley township,
y. raised a.l:; near the Hotcl, amid
u. ,eclamations Of so OF 400 people.
l.,ri tie = marks were made ty Ncs=Ts
e. Moor, 7. BGger aud u. Au'ram.
Wsu5,ica a splendid banner suspend Z
..,Eseu M'Lrei- -L;,' aud V Thompson
Ina. the B.f.lge y Roads.
ysy-r vas tie F.ag ea.Lus.asm 50
,r:7a.sct as now.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

"Sigile til. the AS. armed Zee exp..es -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

"DEAp AGAIN" is the Daily National
Argus of Philadelphia There is not now
an arowei Democratic paper in said city
loss Of government pap having weaken
ed, and foul Secession sympathiss finished
them. There are some country journals
which have the same disease, no; broken
out, but iyiHy in their systems If not
pnrsed by true Union medicine, they too
NAV "peg cut some Of these days.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

,..;;:tr>>-ro,c aiver'i>cSa a Sale.
yaior >in,on:on Gals me Battalion
...7.. Hse.-..a- o....e-,.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

Sauue! R Yssrirk is appointed Post
Master at kr7'zsrsvi.ie-Dsniel Weiden.
saul at Panns Greek lor CeDtreville) >
anl Moss SlscL, at Beasel;oKn, in Suy-
cer cllLtE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

Ci-rn'--'-1 2J-.-o ~
.'u- Q. -- Isas. an =ll--;.@, .-ia S.s- b
l1s b, -.iyrs .I,n5l ss
-Qss 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

.E1-Esery summer the demand for Aastetter's
Celebrated Stomach Bitiers lLcresses. 1t IL found
to be the only certain preservation Of bodily
| strength during period when the atmosphere il
caiculstso to induce feeling Of iassitude and in.
digestion. The worst cases Of Diarrh9a and Dys-
entery give way to its potent inhueLce. Innumer-
able persons who now alive aud we'll, must
thank tho disgoverer Of this preparation that they
ka4a A2i- kxsa IN IAs-A4xxSsI4-&-a essA-
The Bitters % recommended by the beet ph ysicisns
In the land Tile is the best evidence OF Its rea
value, bccause, as . general thing, they will
not speak word In favor Of advertised prspera
tions. They have been compelled 10 scknowledge
the claims Of this Bitsera upon the community
Give 1T trial.
Soidby r .4IBSoss, A. J WILKnsoE ,BARrLsrs
KAYE Co, and Il. WLkIs SON.
Forsale By druggists and dealers generally sv-
erywhere.
July ! '6l-diw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05

4
DAILY Tara CRY uvvIcn,
keoksk, July !.
-FLOUK--Saperfne,$ 81 SOL Spring wheat Ak
ira, - %, FaIlwheat, Extra, 81 90.
/ BRAN AND SHORTS, 2b:o 80 psr1os
cOKN--l4to l6.
BAkLEi--ho sale.
EnEAT.-- In good demand. Fall SOL Spring
10 20 65c choice do. 6u.
DAT s. I'll 70 Zoe.
RYE-75c dull
| POTATUEs-l5b by the lead ;rs.sil 20
6RocEKIEf-Ne~ orleap, sugar .faih 7aT4c
prime III to 81, clarified qal0, crushsd and loaf
Ito ~. Moiassss--PiantatioD3 5to 40c, g. II 40
~ 45, Golden syrur.65 to zoe. cofeo-Ri1 I63
to Is. Java 20 to 22c. Laguyra, to Is to 10. Rice
II to re.
heAP-paim 6ae, Family ttc5 6erMsn. Gin.
74to a.
oAkDLEs--st.r 1910 II, stsarine IS, MOULD
LARD-6to 4, retail 10c.
BUTTEk-common 9 tot Choice sto ., retail
la..
LRATHER--Sole rs to Csc; Harness 274.
HiDEs--Dry ;xreen, "a green sheep pelts
so 70 500; green heg skins IS.
HAY-Timotbs $Sas Prairie SO soar,
sEfDS.-H Hungarian Grass -, Timothy 81 50
Flax Seed. 75---------
5uNDklES - Onions, 10 t. 81 EgRs, 4 TOD 1.
SssthsrsssS See 20 SIC. nsye Beans, 50 TO T5r.
fKUIT-Dried apples. TO- to so per bush
Dried peaches u rs to 1885, Kalsins, 81 76to
IS as.
cHEESE--w r. 10; Denmark Ct tot
BEEF l4.1ie gross; 34c 20 4Ac perquarter.
SHREP-s1 50 to ~ SO y head.
sALT--G. A., 81 10 to 225pcr sack Kansw-
hs, So to 80 per bbl.; Liverpool, 81 90s2 90
per sack; Lake 81 30 to IS 90 p bbl.
FIsH--Aackerel, No. $50 to $2I " Dbl; No.
: $40 to SIT, So.3 $l2tosl3. White Mo. j IS 50
10 s. 10 N half bbl. God Fish btc . y b.
KAGS-lA &c.
OLD fkoS--A to &c per h; Brass sto 1ccper
h.; Copper Ia per b.
ExcaAHGE.-or New York for currency uom-
iaai, y TO IL percent; forgoia Per cent. St
Aeuls percent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05

votunleers wanted, ROTshWIsht
Wanted, INN e1iately at Mortrose, Iowa, % or
10 ah4s-bodied men. OF temperate habits, good NOR
al character and urdoubied rstrietism 10 plste
the number required, in the hi ontrose Guards,
or 5sh Company II Col. Humans Regiment Of
Iowa Volunteers, 70 for three years during
the rebellion.
/ This Company has been sccel 4 d, and will leave
Tor the rendezvous sometime during toe present
week.
Good boarding and comfortable quarters furnish
ed all recruits On heir arrival ~ tbis pace.
jed WASHINGTON GALLAnD u, Captain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05
NOT Tee.

BAHKInG Houss o. J. DIcKkr 4 Sox,
FAhnIAorvs, june 8, 1901.
All our certificates If = pssis dated prsvisas 70
Msrcn let, 1851 we're stolen from rs, snd will not
be redeemed by ~. All dated since March LIT,
1861, With the denomination On the lace and on
the back in red letters y i'll DO redeemed by us.
junel2d I'm j. DICKkl 4 SON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05

1Ths City Rifles performed everything
10 Hsrdes, without guns, yesterday after,
noon, 10 manner that commanded the hi ID.
ct praise Of vast crowd of witnesses. -
Csps. ChSabers, U. 8. A., expressed bis sp
pfobssion By inviting the sssirs company in.
70 the ''Young Ansrisa," and Dinner las
evening treated Gil around 80 ice cream.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05
The Charge On sAs Twelve n nndrs1.
on rnx FAIRFAX srANPEpE.


on THI FAIRFAX STAMPEDE.
Twelve hundred "sentle msn," real r. F.v.s,
Taking Ut Fairfax their elegant ease,
Early one morning aroused by . drum,
Mustered TO Stay forty I've Of "tAc scum.
Daring Twelve Hundred
What did those nrs-cating gentlemen DO,
Who were L. 49, hess :. {. = =. .
Say, dad they pitch tho vile unaerbred foe
Straight TO the place where the bad people gos
Furious Twelve Handredi
Oh not tan; and that warn t the worst,
Into their camp the vulgarians burst,
This wsy and that way like centauss they wheeled
Wh,icfrom the battle shock helpiessIy reeled,
Treason's Twelve Hundred.
ssme Of the s'heroes' broke cover and fed,
Several who didn't w.re knock cd on the head,
Others caught up BY their soap locks were borne
Oh from The battle ground captivss fororn,
HAplsss Twelve HundYsdi
Twenty or thirty we're "wiped oui,,' and nve
sneaked from the village, IN ueh SCARED, bnt alive
What OF the rest Of those Bayards bsoAme
Hes not been bresthed by the trumpet Of Fame,
Ill used Twelve Hundred
Brave F.F. VS., how your passions must boil,
Scattered Hike sheep On that ..sacrsdess soIr,
Upset by "mad- sills,' unpedigrses looms,
Twelve hundred lick ed by . troopof dragons,
NoDpiussed Tseise hundred !
Hencsforth, o. "chivairy," BIO not so proud,
Ii ysu are panic proof don t say ii loud.
D,n't call US Sorthmen mere sdastardly hor des,
Think how from forty-hve Northe-ner swords,
Fled your Twelve Hundi cd !,
Though We may not be all "gen, lamsn born,''
Don't upon that account laugh us TO scorn.
Scnfsrs, believe us, "eiite" Of the Soalh
Often times laugh on the wreng side the mouth,
Ask the Twelve Ii undred
Lcsk nj mnaeiss. ali strung for the right,
Look u our eyes full of terrible Ii CHIT;
Though we've DO seris TO turn pale nj our md,
Yet We can Eight for home. freedom ard God,
Par 70 One HuEdrsd
-Tv.F.
Abstract ef the marshaIs Kepsrt.
Showing the number Of arrests made dur
ing the quarter ending July Let, 1861:
STATE cAsEs.
AuTQhIs T7 !
Assault, with intent to kill,
Burglary and Larceny,
As.anlL and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05

AxPUrArox.-As the down train cars were
crossing bridge this side Of Bsntonsport,
yesterday forenoon, . young MIRA named
Abb, whose home ie some 80 miles beyond
d. MoiDss, bad bis arm badly crushed above
- below the elbow, by coming in oontacs
ui1h the bridge. He was, at tho time, sit-
Nog With bis elbow out OF the Window. On
arriving in towr, DIR. Hughes vas called,
90 found amrutation just below the shoal-
Dr. necessary. The patient 10 doing well To-
day.
This i another warning to railway travel
- ascsT to put their heads or arms out Of
80 window while the cars are in motion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05

fn1s~ s. rs.
DICKLEs, In VINEGAR, for sale BY
le2o ROBERTSON a BIO. p
l1sAlstii Ldds, POTATOES can always 30 iouud
Lat ssgs 6sA W. ii. AUSTIN ACO.'S.
mAyA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05

fOM N ENT.
4 GOUD COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING
"A in = central part Of the city, convenient Il
business, With ght rooms and cellar for rent,
application 10 made loon, Ut keoknk Tannery, Of
to ". r. Thoml sen, NJ tho Postot6cs.
je12 DIV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05


EKGsAvINc.-J. h. Buokingham will here.
] nsss receive and execute I'll ord@ss,kor en-.
craving 1t the je~elry store Of 8. q. Bridges
aosaer OF Main and Fifth streets, Ksokuk,
Iowa. as...
Mr.. Backipehsm comes from Eddyyil!. e
Keokuk, 10 the mail car, on Tuesdsy, Thurs.
day and Saturday uorniDgs, aud will be
plsassd 10 receive sny articles Of jswelry o.
silver ware. and return them the following
day, handsomely engraved.
PkasoxAL.-J. ]. Langdon, Of the Quiuc,
Wing, and A. X. Miller, Of tho HANNIBAL
Messenger, called It our ssnetun on th.
Fourth. We did not see them, but hope the,
had good time.
'sTHE ANTI. SxcEsslox,sf' 10 the title or !
halt sheet issued in Chillicothe By Il. Il
Haston 4 Co.; r. N. Littlsr and T. /. Mo.
ks0ny editors, s. P. Curtis local editor, T,
=. Stephenson travelling correspondents, r
Higbsm fOVsmSb, T. }. Wallace rFsasnan
Hanphrsvills, Turton, Barsell, Meredith
and Underhill compositors, and W. II. vii
con devil. Il i spirissd paper end full o,
Items, some Of which Ne would Ike 10 copy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05
NOTICE.

The undersi gned, Merchants in the City Of Keo-
kuk, agree hereafter to receive the notes u ail
specie paying Banks 81 Par, for goods sold and
debts due ", and the notes Of Missouri and other
suspended Banks At their current value only.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05

WAxSxsixo.-Yesterday DR.. M'Gugia nes
lady on the levee, whom be found, 10 .
brief conversation, to DO dem ented. She
Was neatly dressed and evidently . II dy OF
Ts6nensns. She said che had just come up
from St. Louis, where she had been under
the care Of Dr. White, and that che vas
going 10 Cleveland, where, she says, her Ia
tAss, whoss name she gives a. Kellogg, re-.
stdss. She says Der name 10 Evans, and that
hsr husband 10 or Was physician, formerly
= Lorsin Co., Ohio. Dr.. MeGugin took her
- tho Hospital, where she 10 and will be
kindly treated until her friends can be heard
from. The DR.. has written to DR.. White of
81. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05

r IN and after MONDAY, NAY 20th. 1891.
~ and Until furIher notice, dasby ar&int
will run each wsy Sundays excepted ~ follows
NAIL TRAIN.
Wlnlcsve KEOKI X al 2:3O y. M. arrivin
Mt EDDl WILLIE, AZ 1870 p. IA.
MIXED TRAIN.
Will leave KEukuK at TOO a. nm, arriving
~ EDDYvlLLE ut 2:3O p. IA.
NAIL TRAIN.
Will leave EDDYVILLE at 700 = sn., and
arrive at kEoklk al 1880 M.
MIXED TRAIN.
win leave EDDYvTLLE At 1900 M. and
arrive AT KEOKUK at 500 p. M.
Na- Passengers taking either train from X go.
-&s&-tBs&e---e r-e-ccrrrrrruu WIZ SragCg T0i
uskAloosA, Des Aoines, do.
THROUGH TICK ETS. n low IN e
low 81 may be had ut the Ofice for all point,
in Middle, Western aud Southern Iowa, kansAs
Nebraska, &c, As.
sTgCkET OFFBCE-Atthe Depot, foot oil
Johnson street. GEO. WILLIAMS, in.
June 80, '6ldAw Superintendent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05

The soldiers all having left Us, our cee-
bratioD was not 90 grand ~ it might have
been. The Alb was q beautiful day, and vas
ushered 10 by blythe rising Of the sun or
tbe setting of the comet. About 7 O'Clock
the Fansastiss made angels and patriots weep
By shsir sbsurd appearance. After this peo-
pie began 70 come il from the country in
large numbers. Abost 2 p. \. procession
Vas formed on Main street, headed by the
Aeokok Cavalry, followed by the City Rifles,
the Juveniles 10 uniform, orators Of the day,
the brass band, and eisissns generally on foo,
and 10 carriages. Guided by Chief Marshal
q. I. Davis, they marched 10 Leighton.
Grovs. Here the Asssmhl3 sac very large,
and Ne noticed tha. the iadiss largely out
nunbsrsd tho men.
Mr.iEixtsnn anted- Psss.dsa. -~.sa -.
ssasl ability. TIE Declaration Was vel
fssd BY Or. Sanford. Tho poem by Mr.
ReDsgep Was read by Mr.. Leighton and clio
tied applause. What Ne heard OF i. va,
good. The Prssidens then read the usua
number Of toasts, which were responded &c
with great spirit BY Msssrs. 8. r. Miller, ii
Strong, q. W. MeCrary, Mr.. Jeff,rds, Col
worthipgton, DR.. kno wles, and J. II. Sulli
van. The toasss and speeches went of re-.
markedly we'll, considering that there was
nothing TO oct them with.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-12

| TWVIE PROPRIETORS or THE CITY FOUR
Il dry beg leave 20 inform their friends and the
public in general, that they prepared TO 30 al.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-12

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