davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-11-29
LAND wAKHAHrS-BuELNG

NEW PktersA4,s DstAkor [Phf1ar
delphfa, Nov. ~ farnirhes descriptions Of the
following counterfelss whicA hare been shcged In
that city: Rhcde Island Qnioa Bank. Newport.
, 1862-11-29
N9E York stock and masev Market.
b Te'eg1aph.1 NEW To.H, Noy. "a, 1869
I&af1atet Ga1rH-Ent dnla

CPTBKNAHE BTOCkEs
9. S. as 81 .1o3S5g1a4 7-aaT. Notes.. .1e3za91M
Demand Notes .191xl
MohEE---Rules easy ut per cent for loans On
sali Sterling Exehausre rules heavy at 14gSAts2
fur msrc6anrfs snd 11a7< o1s3 Eor bsnkers' bills
american gold lower. opening 1955ss 4a94; CLOG
, 1862-11-29

FIRST Board OF TRADE REGIMENT. The
72d regiment Illinois infantry left Columbus
on Thursday Of last week, as we learn from q
private letter from ono Of its officers, and is
now, or Was on Sunday, at Moscow Eennes-
see, in the extreme front of the army Of the
Mississippi.
, 1862-11-29

IMPRoyENEST.-Adopting the fashion in
vogue ut the East, the City Railway Company
have resolved to attach IN extra horse to their
cars, when ascending the approach 10 the sew
eral bridges.
, 1862-11-29

t-altorons threats and violence In this base as
sau1t
Consider what has already been gained, In the
pro g1ees of the Tar+ There has been developed
5 mere general and intelligent ats achment to the
Federal Union, based On conviction OF its ahso-
lute necessity and Of the priceless benefits aready
conferred. There has been awakened cores
Peea5ng nasna spirit Kslng above e loeal g!
love ior the name ''United States Of America =
Of Tie stars and stripes never before did We sfep
50 firmly and proudly to the national airs nor did
the tssss start 60 suddenly to ths as the notes
ner ien On 1be ear E7ezy battle were L victory
| OK defeat, has welded us together with a more
glowing heat, and in eysry soldie5s gtase We see e
The war has also aroused the public mind to
is posyys a.
| into determined enemies. :, Il has brought the
question at issue between It and freedom to an
this simple form: s1aN slare1y o. ze nation die :
1thas secured the abolition Of slavery In the Dis
tEct ard the Territories; that is in the whols e.
fugitive siaTe law in ths amy. and suspended it
elsewhere It hss set on foot an agitation In the
h tsea9 aT
Fl aia1ss vs. Who hsse led within Tie lines Of oal army
al ia sayes Of 1cbei % MASTER snd rom r. nj The P4esdeni
an announcement OF his intention to p!oclaim
emancipation in all rebel States and prta Of ssnte.
progress that ig ye who for years have toiled anf
prayed for the dswn Of the day Of 5ubilee1
And then, leok forward 70 the lsanlts II case on
completely restored. We ehA1l have escaped th.
gulf Of disunlon that yxwned at o1r feet, and init
the
menta Of o1r great republic would havc been scat
tered gbastly and bleeding at the foot, and Nort
"a 7g oa no 4ss 9Sae s ~ n S pace n
, 1862-11-29

In the offerings Today we note1o 1mpfosemeusr
and under Light demand by packers dull feeling
pet7aded al day. the market closfag heavy. About
500 'head changed hands at 8 range OF $fSo@aso
| for scaI1awsga and medium packing grader.
Wa cuofA tho fntnYfue sales:
, 1862-11-29

A BIRTH IN JA11,-Mary Nelson, an inmate
Of the county Jail, Committed fer larceny
some weeks ago,) WAS delivered of female
child CT Thursday night. Through Alr. Mer-
rill's attention, both mother and child we're
properly cared for. The child IS appropriately
named Flora MISUNDERSTANDING nothing to
He2rn
, 1862-11-29

FOUND DRowSED.-A policeman found the
body Of man floating in the river near Wells
street bridge, at II O'Clock yesterday morning.
From papers found on the body it is supposed
tkaS be was discharged soldier named John
Schneider, formerly private in the Sd regi-
ment Missouri volunteers. Coroner James
held an inquest.
, 1862-11-29

BEEF cATTLE-The recipts to-day amount to
7ss head, according to the returns from the sey-
, 1862-11-29


Il is esninently proper that we ahould obey the
Civil authority that euInmons US to the p1aCe Of
our accustomed worship for an hour OF deiiberate
and grateful communion.
And it is well for us to recall the origin OF
this service which has been 90 long national OBJ
ceeses By which 4 handial Of men hnve become,
perhaps the moat powerful people on the globe.
Of gloom---in times or p=zil-dass when .
sterile soil had been forced BY stern labor
sa h1 s VIXEN the s9ng Of praise
almoet unparalleled trial, il was the beautiial e.
E the seSerenee Of home lies nor tie Storms Of
ocean, nor the threats Of barbarian foes, nor the
fierce pangs Of hunger could dsuhdue orweaken for
It gave voice. At first to deep and holy trust in
Goas go2d providence; trust which American
history all tn1oug has conf lEmed and strengthened.
And, brethren: it Is eusely good for us, in days
Of trouble, in this hour OF n5certaln and solemn
| destiny. TO eoE1e up to these alters Of lively
christian faith. and renember that they stand as
| the holy symbols ct absolute truth. The sacred
of lis ceaseleas visilsnce and kindly presence. s.
Nay, 1t Is beneficial to come up here, merely be-
| canse that act is quick reminder of days and
things in the past, whose memory is always elc-
ya1tng and soothlng-whose heatt isn't touched
here and now by Tie memory Of other Thanksgir-
| ings long ASos Who Of us. from New England st
least, can't recall the reading from the otd pulpit,
Ps4Psp 9se BY tie and %
eonorous an1nuneia1ion Of the ancient Pilgrim
prayer, "God save the commonwealth Of Msasa-
hey Ard then the busy wes5. when the
main STAPLE Of thcueht was the good things ol
1del And then Ehen Thursday came, the unfver,
eal gathering in The sanctuary the long sermon or
national ztfalts gbeeause then It Was not, a. now
politics all the time n the pulpit. bat the Gosps
on Snndayx, and politics on Thanksgiving Day,
when the minister took sides and fought lika
hero. and nobody got angry because he was mRr
enough to have an opinion OF his oWn)- Then ttt
long waiting till fanished nature naxed terribly
I impatient. to find magnificent rteompense 1ouni
a board Of bouud1ess plenty, where were Assem-
bled two Or perhaps three gene1ationsi Then th'
evening gathering At She old hear1hssons blesset
iiy made this their yeaI1y pilgr1mages,
Ahl friends isu't the he1y scene before yo
; now: One of those beantif11 and fadeless pie
. lures Of existease. set abont with glorious, an
{ Tbs grouping Of thAt picture is broksn up Do1
! | peshsps- The figures shereot Hse on earth onl
dropped away. Tic aged head, with fts sllyer CO
( onst, IL laia Ion. The g7audnosaek'S ok n03hs2
, 1862-11-29

TuASEs.-The sick soldiers in the United
States Hospital desire to return their grateful
thanks to the ladies' and gentlemen WHO sup
piled them with Thanksgiving dinner, such
as they used to get at home.
, 1862-11-29

a "FuLL. ."-The North Side Police, assist
cd by delegation from tue South Side, last
hight made descent On Thursday night upon
tour Of the principal houses of i'll repute, cap
turing forty-s1x inmates, male and female.
The kes pers we're tined $40 each aud the in
mates $50 each, in the Police Court, this
morning.
, 1862-11-29

DISTINGUISHED ARRrvA1.-Major General
Pope and several Of his staff arrived In this
city on Thursday night, and yesterday morn
ing left fer CincinEati, Via the chicago aud
Circlnnati Air Line railroad.
, 1862-11-29

Nor ExCHANGED.-The G5th Illinois
(scotch) regiment was not among those Har-
per's Ferry paroled troops that were exchang-
ed. They are still at Camp Douglas hoping
and waiting.
, 1862-11-29

UNDERSTANDINGS cheapest aud the
best place to buy your boots and shoes is
Kingsbury Hall shoe store, lis Randolph
street,
, 1862-11-29
Chicago % CATTLE mARKET.

POTATOEs-In better supply and qnict at ioc.
POULTRY-Ch1eksns g doz 81 Is; Turkeys .
, 1862-11-29

McFIcKER's THEArRE,-TEe present week
has been the most succees{ul Of the season.
Miss Hosmer, Mrs. Myers, sad Mrs. Marble,
have each had monster benefits, and the man
ager has lad no cause to grumble at the off.
nights. Three fine pieces are presented to-
night, with comic songs by Mr. Dillon, and
dancing by Miss Jennie Tight. We invite ST
tention to the special advertisement In refer.
euce to the gifted young actor, J. Wilkes
| Booth. He commences his engagement on
Monday. The order Of performances are noN
given, and it will be perceived, That no repeti
ton will take place during the week. Secure
yGur seats at once.
, 1862-11-29

BrRG1AR1Es.-The houee of Mrs. Foot, 2l5
Third avenue, WAS entered Sunday night and
valuable lamp.
On Thuraday morning, about 2 o'clock,
seme burglars attempted to break into the
house Of ex-AaEor Rumsey, corner of Cass
ori nuron streets. They were discovered,
and inton{inen1ly sloped.
, 1862-11-29

TIE New CoRosER,-Dr. Ernst Schmitt,
Coroner elect of Cook county, will enter
upon the dnties Of his Office On Monday next.
, 1862-11-29

PAT YouE WATER TAxEs.-The time for
paying water rents expires to-day. II you
desire to save ten PEI cent, pay your water
bill before o'clock, p. m.
, 1862-11-29

escape il even tte1e suffer In certain respects.
1hcT receive care and protection in particulars of
| fundamental Importance. This results from tho
fact that tytant lis neither perfectly harmless,
ee aanzs @ iSs
! He must afford dsgree Of protection to his sub
jecss. He must keep in check pirate criminals.
| even if public fuucIipCaries are corrupt and op.
preesive. r be commits aagrant ontrages in Ger
tain directions. Oh certain persons, be must In
general make and execute laws necessary to the
be regarded 40 the 1niyersal enemy to be got nd
| Of any cost. Hence the ylsest despots haTe not
been able to maintain the doIn ct goTs11ent t.
the blessings Of lawful authority. ,-..
.Bnt where law is p,ostrased and eovcznnens
comes from IL Individual strength Each man is
thrown upon his oWn righI arm "a and chance Weap-
ons- There ia no rule but that OF the stronger.
i1y. Property has no security, and none exists
hut In naiue. Labor ceases becausa certain Of no
aSse u 6f't t,tp e v9q
bor IS weaker or icss crafty than yonrael. T6iz
result is such universal ruin that men rush madly
fen e 6 e. {
restored. Better ono t5ra1t than multitude.
knge, the Israel1tes never had euch an experience
Of crime snd suffering as dnriqg the LATTER portion
the period dsse9ed In the 1ook o. JnSges
By way of explanation: ''1n those days there VA
no king n Israel, but every man a did & that Wnicl
| Was IGlE In MS OWL s3E6 A4uhs A4ous al VI
read TIC history Of tbei past, In connection witl
different nations. we ind s1 sRsh tsaasisleas
and leading finally to . revolution; then pssio
Of liberty. without proper checks, degeneEatln III,
era1 prostration Of authority and tmpnniy TO oui
ssge 1esalAaE It last, ia nsw rsEolnt1o9 M 19
ltaiy dictator seizIng the eceptre and ptoesimirl
himEelf supreme. and the nation gtady snoH'tstln
!, for the sake of pesce, quiet and protection.
: Thus any government proves 70 be unspeakahl
: | better than no govoInment. What re3so9sb
| man would rot prefer to live under Louis Nap
leon, the Czar Of Russia, or the Sultan OF TaIke.
than az11d the perpetual revolutions and anarchic
scenes Of Mexico and the South American State
: But, in orasr to exist, 3 government must have
income Is truly IS IN individual. Honey IL
u bread, its strength, its !ie: Hence thare must
: ta1atlon, directly Or indirectly. Consequentl
when the tazgatae1ef appears, It Il In reality d
gover1 ment knocking al the door and putting tt
I, plain question: " Do jon with goyerDmant,. 81
: Do ron wish Law and protactianY Do 5ou Wist
q peaceful home, safs business. an opportunity
T. acquire. and the probability OF retaining prop
q ! u, aud eomo degrees Of personal hWIf II
, 1862-11-29

~ Cook b NcLaIn. EEeA@ Dy=ra and sso~erE g
DtatbaE1 end 10 .. Cssrk streetz, clean and t7u
ladies' md EeaAemeus' clothes IN the best md cheap
ess na4nef Ias eldest sdtahlished hossa IL tie city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27

Of mind, but as / look around this Court
room and see not one face of the many
members Of he Bar who were my asso-
ciates in the practice of the law here in
the early history of this country, am
painfully reminded of the loss of my
ancient comrades and the certainty of
ceath. and pray Heaven that when my
own time for departure comes as soon
II must, may have the fortune 10 dos-
eend Ia the grave with tho fame and
honor which now cluster around him
whose memory we commemorate.
Judge Springer in response said: 1t
would afford him melancholy pleasure
to comply with the request to spread the
resolution upon the Records of the
Court AID lIe would now order the same
done, and further he hoped to see the
eloquent remarks Of the honorable gentle
men printed with the resolutions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27
Boston, May Is.
The following is published by the Gov
ervor and COMMANDMENTS Chief.

BOSTON, May -!
The following il published by the Gov
ervor and COMMANDMENTS. Chief.
A proclamation Of The State eof .Nassa-
chusetks.
The wild and barbarous hord of traitors
10 the Government, TO our country and
to liberty, menace again the National
Capitol; they have attacked and routed
Maj. Gen. Banks and are advancing on
Harpor's Ferry and are marching on
Washington. The President calls on
Massachusetts, to raise once more for its
rescue and defense; the whole active mill
tia will be summoned by general order
issued from the office of the Adiutant
General TO report in Boston Common To-
morrow They will march to relieve and
ayenge their brethren and friends, to OPP
pose with fiery zeal and courageous patri,-
tism the progress of the foe May God
encourage their hearts and strengthen
their hands and inspire the good people.
Given at headquarters 10 Boston at III
O'Clock this Sunday evening, May 25th,
[Signed] JNo. A. ANDREW.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27
ATIGHEI IN ARKANsAs.
In Canip on Lafry Greek,
Near Batesville. Ark, Nav 81, 81.

- va ASEAAy SASVnf
Near Batesville. Ark, May 81, 81.
Quite spirited skirmish took place on
the 10Th near Searcy, on the Little Red
river. between about $50 men Of General
Osterhaus' division and some rebels un-
der Col. Coleman and Hicus, in which
the latter were routed with loss Of Is
left on the Geld and greater number
wounded. Our loss was Is killed and
] 4 wounded. The rebels have burned all
the bridges across the Bayou, Des Arc
and Cypress, and 10000 bales OF cotton
have been consumed ON the Arkansas riy-
or, by order of Beauregard.
Brig. Gen. Reno, who is in command of
the forces Of this State has regiments Of
Texans, which, with the Arkansas mill
tary. are said TO be gathering in consid-
cradle numbers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Joseph Duncan and Franklin Hartman n.ssn..
ants De'Sni'
gu are hereby notified thai there 10 now on al. IN
he ttefks odtc OF the District Gon,t Of Lee
i@wa. II Fovt Madison q pAliiioi of Hlram H..ss
claiming Judgment in iogeei surs Of . u,orsaeaxs
.khs. ssid~ossph duncan, tor the sum OF Five Hun
ureu Dousrs With len Fer celt. interest from the FIRST
OF .AnusIy Ie0l, and special and general io
ssaina you Joseph Duncan, and for foreclosure a
upon tie northwest OF the southeast q ~ 1870,
~ township III Horh range 10y vest n Lee couu-
" Iowa the sale Of said pre- TO psy Oh ssd drb,
geuerai relief. -. =, $40 -
so~, you each must appear and answer raid psdi-
- mon OF me secoad day Of the term IL raid
t.sri ~ be hrid on tbs fss Mondsr nj nessn,,s
49, H. SCOTT HOWELL,
ma{z" INV ATTY Tor pfain
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27
COMMERCIAL.


DAILY GATE LrrY OTYlcs.tl
KEoK-K May %, T2.
FLouK-supernpe ~ 5o;sprins " hea.rx tra 81 go
! FalWhest Extra ~ 50.
BRAN ANDsHoRTs-s SOTO 4oc y 100 ~.
C0RN-1s to 90c y bush.
| BAKLEY-Qse. 49,
wHEAT-la good demand. Fall 1880; SPRING So
o60c. 50 sas
RYk-eSc TO 7c.
q OATs--2 70 10 9oe.
PoTAToEs-laassoby The load re,aiiset 10 Nc.
suGAR-Asw Orleans fair ste 10, prime leo
Il1;casrihsd li0r. crushed and toaf Esala.
AoLAssEs-faa ation 45sss8; Suga rhaase $50 50,
| Golden syrup7ugssse.
coFFEE-kiosiQD2ss; Java as0aao; Laxns raaiaes.
RiCE-ea Iec.
soAP-palm DC, Family 5.1e. Gsrnaa fCin.l TX
17ae.
cANDLEs-ssar i51fs stearine IS, Moafd 10.
LARD--Stoec; retaiL6 to &c. Gsg4 SOS
BuTTER--Commoa6 s97c; Choke II, ret af1lsh4e IS;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = to 2k; Hams TO-
| Clear sides 10 At; Rib Sides 3to ..
| LEATHER-soie e492s Harnesse7@aO.
HIDks-DrJ II nisc, green 4to n; green sheep
peiss 2Ss0i Is; green hog skiss l5e. sfssss
HAf-Finothy % oo97 o., baied ss0o0en
Prairie ~ 0oes5 o..
skEDS-Tinothy u 90; Flax Seed si %.
ONloNs-3SO4Oc.
EGGS-lc.
WHITE REASS-ln goo demand, sec2slM
FEATHEKs-209os.
FRUIT Dried Apples sI cs1sl SOL bu.hel,-
Dried Peaches - ~ 50. Rasins ~ o0G es co.
Western Reserve &c; Denmak 7as
BEEF--s@ DC gros..
sHEgP-sI 509l o. y head.
sALT-G A. ~ SO v sack; Kanswha 60 o. y bar.
rel; LiverpooiS1 oeG ~ GO g sack; Lake $3.50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27
Kvacn.sing RIcI,m ON d i.
Especial to Post. I

Especial to Post.
Washington, May 26.
left Gen. McClellan's headquarters on
Saturday. A balloon reconnaissance was
made from the headquarters that day
which disclosed the fact that the rebel
army was then evacuating Richmond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27
Especial to the N. Y, Post, I

Special to the n. 7. Post.
Washington, May 26.
1tis rumored this morning that Jackson
has Withdrawn his forces from the Shenan-
doah valley more rapidly than they made
their appearance.
III II v supposed that the new troops CON-
hing IN will be put into the forts above
the city, while the more disciplined troops
will &c distributed as the cxigencies may
require.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27
a RnaSrsA Battle ~ Gsrfmth.
New York, Nav 26.

A report has been received in this city,
but of which the telegraph has brought us
no confirmation, to the effect that de
cisive battle has been fought at CoriBth, in
which the Federal troops gained bril-
liant victory. Tie report adds that Gen
Ha'!eck held that place and that q 900
prisoners we're taken. Ii such u battle
had been fought weshoula have had some
telegraphic account of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27
Before Corinth. May Is.

A accommodating party from Pope .
command had skirmish Yesterday re-
sulting in camplete route of three rebel
regiments with loss Of their knapsacks,
blankets, and haversacks. and several
killed and wounded, and six prisoners
taken. The regiments fed in confusion
across the creek. Our loss is four wound
ed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27
lsr rELEoHArn.l
New York Market,

New York, May rs.
Flour-Recsipss 3el bris; market Sc better; sales
Of 800 brs st u IS for superne Stale; ~ IS for Ex-
sra ssAsss ~ - for superane wsatsrn; u 90 tor
Comaon 10 Hstuum Extra westerns e5 on for ship
ping brands kx n q. ig4rs&t t#[s
Wheat-Receipts 22s,7a3 bush, market Ia better
good export demand safes Of rU,oo0 brss Al4l o.,
for Chicago Spring. ~ osdl o. Tor Aiwlulee Club;
81 flor fair White WESTERN 81 lag 10 for Winter
Red M rs tt
Cfrn--R"reirts CO. SOC haah; Market shade aruer
sales 4 et1 bash nj a8s.50c for Mixed Was,ern.
Oats steady ut A0z8 s3c
whisky without material change; sales OF 70 eve
bris at ea4n6c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27
stock Market.

Eh New York May 81
stocks-Market dull and lower bn closed armer
for mon ~ aud exchange; c 4 6oss; N d W 10. do
pfd aa ! 49,. @ d c GIN, III c scrip soy; NJ @
o.; Erie s5h; Y 81; Pae Mail 1884; msrlcan rola
ie4 D RI bonds los; Ill G bonds soa; Mo o. so4;
Tenn57; Mich sos $ &c. j year certified, ss,.; s
b siih coupons % i = Of vi with coupons i0sa
Grpcerses quiet; lothhds Cuba sussr ssid 81 ss1sc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27
THE GATE CITY
TUESDAY, MAJ 81.

SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an x on papers to Indicate that the
time ofsubscripdon is nearly or quite cx-
PRED; and when subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27
xxxvn coeaREss-F1RsT SESSION
w ashington, May "a.

Washington, May "a.
SENATE. The tar on carriages, yachts,
watches, organs, pianos, billiard tables,
gold and silver plate and cur dogs was
struck out. The tax on railroads, steam
busts5 3 par cent. Of the gross receipts Tor
passengers on horse railroads, and fsrry
boats one to half per cent. Of the gross
receipts, and on toll bridges per cent. Of
the gross earnings. The tax on insurance
companies was amended 20 40 to tax FIRE
and marine insurance companies 3 Der
cent. on tho gross receipts for premiums
assessments. Having reached the I08th
section, the Senate adjourned till Monday.
y " Washington, May 96
HOusE.-The canfscatipn bills we're
taken up. -gs.=e--, +.
Mr.. Elliott, in closing the debate, re-
marked that it WAS ell . fiction to say
these bills are designed to punish treason;
ihvy ass leslgned Tor no such purpose,
but to weaken the power Of the enemy
and tosbring about speedy and perma-
nent peace. They propose TO take from
the enemy the instruments Of war, with.
cut which they could not carry on the re-
bellion six months longer. s.s5 III. ~. .s
Mr.. Killinger objected TO further de.
bate, inasmuch . he was compelled TO
print bis remarks. md had no opportunity
10 daliHar them Debate here was usc=
less, but our people q hone have Alright
TO understand our position on these great
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27
MIDNIGHT HEPOHT.

$ Our readers will see that we give them
to-day, the midnight report, which we in.
tend to do all the time hereafter.
We are obliged to omit several editor.
ials, local items, DC, our force having
been unexpectedly reduced last night.
We shall be all right to-day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27

DaowNED.--A deck hand, whose name
We did not learn. fell overheard from the
Jennie Whipple, on Saturday evening,
two miles this side Of Burlington, was
drowned. He leaves wife and four
children in Burlington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27
Providence, Nav a6.

frovidence, May 10.
Enlistments progress rapidly. A reg
iment leaves Tomorrow night and anoth-
or the t'morning. Artillery is re-
crulting. GOV. sprague accompanies
the soldiers to the war. sib
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-27
DAILROAD NOTICE.

The anausi meeting Of the sioek holdeYs OF the Keo
kuk, ny. PteaAsnt 4 Mnseatine Railroad Conpauy
WIN De held q the Brsxeiibn Hcuse In III, Pieassn.
i.gs On edtssday The 18th day of Juns je8a Il 10
sioek o M 70 elect Bsssd Of Directors for the en-
sailing and 10 transact such other bu siaess mn
ktoi,etiy e.me be- fors ihr meeting
}. W. EDEN, Secretary.