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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-11
From the Rural New Yorker.
Farms rs Wives aud Oat Door Exerelss.


No class of women on this continent are 90
shut up within d"ofs are the farmers wives
Country people usually talk much Of the benefits
Of 'tnkirg the air, particularly il they speak Of
villac. oT city Invalid One wonders profound
ly ii II ever occurs To the good danes, especially
those who say 30 much Of ''wslking mile before
breakfast" that the attestor OF their own neigh
gence in the matter Of ''ir-sh ri" CLEANS from
their faces. visible and papable sallow, saifrouy,
golden yellow. Shutting III the intelligent, re
lined class ot country people. who receive their
full share OF execration, there remains q great
clan self instituted mentors Of the public yea
who harbOr curt o-lief that village and cit,
women are never out Of doors.
Now there is AL undeniaoIe probability in the
theory that, il ladies in large towns obtslned no
move exercise in the "open air" than do this
class oil iauit finding women in the country. they
would have the honor OF being squally-safrony
Ard il is uudeLia liable fact that they are lot 20
saffrony.
$50 much the worse for them" growls some
rheumatic house~iie.
yellow is besutiial then f-yellow is healthy
Ask the Fl 81 physician from whom the most OF
his practice comes. From my country patient.
they are sl~ays taking cold. Don'I 20 Out
doo's enough to get used to it. Strange, when
they live III the midst Of oil out doors"
IL may be- safely asserted that women living 10
large subui ban villages aud cities, exercise Eve
Hold mote out OF doors than do the mass of NO
men in the c untry
~. but tie, have 80 much leisure"
indeed? - thai thou couhist change places
Never Till then wilt thou be convinced. People
can usual, tuot ai~sys) aud time in which to do
what they greatly like"
However the case may stand in reference to
she question Of leisure, we protest humbly, and
With becoming sense Of The peril, against the
aboard abuse ~hich ia poured out like . food
upon she lazy" tOsn ''iades" who ".uever take
the air large proportion Of these "lszy" ID
dies yak daily. They are out in the cloud aud
shine. inhsiIug Natures great medicine. while the
nentors are roasting in i'll veutrtsd aud unaired
houses their ont life Consisting Of three for muls
Of spssm-"goi TO meeting" ''going to the
village AID going to see Johns folks"
ELIZA WOODWORK.
Le Roy, n, 1862.
IL may no, be generally known BY ladies' in |
the country, but Is nevertheless true, that . una
jor,ty Ut the industrial clsss Of women in large
cisie- are accustomed 10 waking two or three |
miles each day, aud regard u walk Of two miles |
- mere pa>t,ne. Walking from two 70 four |
nirs before s;.d after business hours, from and |
% III W tOwn or suouI ban residence, 10 NO IN.
usunl thing with both men and women in New |
Yvpk
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-11
!NUARDIAN,S SALE-Nxice is here.

~ BY given tia, n pursuance d a iicsnce 70 ne
granted the Judge Of Probate he County Ing
a ham shall sale a. paokc auction, the
q premises n the v;ASe q pasvie, u SAID county q
laghAn. Saturday the 18th Gay q June az
ocock the Afternoon sail day The following pisces
!, parcels Of land (ss G1ardAa sael VIZ Lots
four ana SIX, e.ocx number aSoe n tie Wage Of
Dansvle according 70 recorded pat q sAid village
= Terms q sale mAc known day q Sale
JUN dIHNTS
! aoev6 cusrriao n Csrsoee D. CsWeass. q NiaoP.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
Washington, April Ia.
A dispatch from Gen. Mcdowell learns
from contrabands tha. the enemy had left
Fredericksburg for Richmond and York
town.
NXVII Congress--Fizst Session
Washington, Anil ~.

tASSV1t ApI1i n.
HousE.-The following. is ~ Select
Committee, appointed by the SPEAKER, On
gradual emancipation in the alsssholdina
States BY the people or local authorities
thereof, authorised BY the resolution Of
White. Of Indiana, and sdoptsd last Mon
day: Albert s. White. Ind; +. p.
Blair, Mo-; Geo. P Fisher, Del. VIM.
Sinner, Pa. !; G. s. Leary, Nd. Ksllian
Y. Whalley, Va; Jas, F. Wilson, Io1A !;
Saml. 8. Sassy, Ky, and Andrew ].
Gl.s Davis, from Inc Commis.se on
Elections, reported resolution that -
Lowe il not entitled to seat Is Repre-
sentative from the State of California. =
This rssolation Is predicated on psper
claiming that California Is entitled to three
Representatives instead of,only two.
Nr. Davis also reported q resolution
that Samuel 3. Daley. Of Nebraska, the
sitting dslegass, il, md that j. 6ssrliss
Merton = not, entitled 70 represent thsi
4Skritsey.
III 80 preaented = rssalnt;oa asai.s
taas - oclnnittse on Elections b dis'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
st. Louis Live stock Market.

sL Lonis, April ~.
BEEF Cattie--The supply has been rather small dur
ss ne week apd there are very few In the yards at
the close. There haA hecn very god dsnsnd for
good Beeves, and sales have bceu 81 RI 10 a Ste per
lss gross, Ia lots, some choice oneshrngng OUT
side figure
hogs-suppy fair, and not much called FIR Selling
nj 3454c per Id. net.
Sheep demand fair, and few In market. We quote
at ~ so TO - per head.
Cows and Calves-Demand moderate, and interior
10 good selling at $40 TO SIS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
RrrunN FRoM I,ANrsHnrNr .mn !.

RETURN FROM DANIsHAENr-SAmuel
Epgler, who was banished from 81 Louis
some time ago By Gen. Halleck, for 81
tempted resistance 70 military authority,
has returned and permitted again to i've
undisturbed IN the community in which
he had - long prepared. Mr.. Eaglsr i
nd toIhase taken ~ cath 81 allorsancSo.
aad given every Assurance az ~. fnturs
leyaltJ % ~ 0osernnont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15

BY MRS. crtrsrr II. i. 0rssrow,


90, - So - 4.
But suddeaiy the world has all grown dark,
As tho beneath burden we are bending
We hear mere the blue. bird or The lark
Asweeter music has forever dad: =
And loving onss are WEEPING broker. hearted
Since dearest Sadie slumbers with the dad
Would claim bride so brilliant. for his own
Her step too aueeply and her dark ewes pes,le.. q
Her smile too witching and too sweet her tome
-. =. So,
ft when Deaths angel stretched his pinions DER her
now e''mls, ehser'ai'y' sue met HE sight
1 b., M asa s 'aas,ns soldiers
She .esmed some angel pure to all AeAolaer..
AZ oft beside tho couch OF pain she stood.
Blu. serving well our country. cause arc others.
whose heart, are qaiverius meath the heavy blow
The brave commander, and the loving brothers
o1 may We mol thelf 0i'''f sorrows Know,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15

~The ladies and gentlemen of Keo.
kuk and vicinity, are requested to meet al
the Medical College to-day, at 2 O'Clock
p; No., TOR the purpose of furnishing sup.
plies, to be forwarded to the wounded
soldiers who fell in defending the flag Of
our country, at the recent hard Tough,
battle OF Pittsburg. Every patriotic citi-
zen is appealed to on this occasion, to
open their hearts and purses for the bcne-
ut of those who are wiling to sacrifice
life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness,
TO sustain our common country. The fol-
lowing articles are suggested: all kinds Of
fruits. preserved in cans, dried apples and
peaches, jellles, butter. eggs and cranber-
ries also, old linen, sheets, pillow. cases,
&c. to be used for dressing wounds.
Let The citissfs Of Keokuk emulate the
spirit which has been SO nobly manifested
by the citizens Of Chicago. Let the good
men Of our place act with our kind heart
ed and generous ladies'. Every person
will see the necessity of bringing their
contributions with them, so that they may
be sent without delay. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
sr rEtEaxArn.l
New York Market.

New York, April ID.
ri1ar-Market dull and heavy. &c lower; sxles NJ
VI Sea 70 Tor Super State S. 95 ofor Extra stats
sioas4ss for Super western; $5a5 SO for Com.
mon to Medium Extra Wsssern; o. 4os5 SO for Ship.
pins Brands Extra r.. II O.
Wheat-Aarset quiet and nominally unchanse, sun.
ply and demand alike limited.
Corn--sales at $4,000 for Mixed Western.
Whisky--Aarket heavy nd declining; sales at aelQ
2sl closing steady
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
The Fifteenth aud seventh Iswa.

A Cairo correspondent of the Missouri
Republican gives the following amongs,
other items of the battle at Pittsburgh:
The regiments that stampcded upon the
first attack are said to have been the
25th Missouri 29th and 6lst Illinois ;
9Th, 43d, 45th, SD, list and 18th Ohio;
10th Wisconsin, and 18th Iowa.
MANY Of these were raw troops, who
had had their guns but shor, time, and
some did not know how to load them. -
There were many instances of cowardict
or panic, all of which it may not be proper
to relate. It is certain that some twenty
thousand were scattered along the foot
Of the bluff and on the road to Savannah.
Numbers took the river, some swimming
and SEINE getting on logs, &c. A portion
OF them took possession of the little
steamer Saline, and forced her to ferry
them across the river One regiment re-
fused to fight, and their guns were taken
from them by another regiment. Another
threw down their guns. in body
Another stampeded after two volleys.
Another was drawn up to defend bat
terry, and suffered it to be taken without
firing shot. / have not the names of
these regiments. Small blame, if any.
can be attached to the regiments men
toned above, who broke ranks, as thew
we're mostly new troops, were completely
surprised and overwhelmed, and it is
no wonder that they became panic
stricken.
1t is said that Gen. Buell. fired upon
some of the fugiiives with blank cartridg-
es, but was unable to stop their retreat.
Some accounts state that we had no
pickets out. and others that there we're
pickets cut about 200 rods. We had
$4,000 cavalry canped four miles from
the battle ground, towards Savannah but
they were able to take little part h the
action, the ground being thickiy wooded,
with few clear spaces.
The rebel retreat could hardly have
been an utter rout, as they took time to
burn thu bridge by which they retreated,
built by Gen. Grant, over creek 6 miles
from Pittsburgh. This checked the pur-
suit Of our cavalry.
Rebel officers state their attacking force
at from 100, 900 to lea, 900, and their re.
Inducements at from 10000 to $4,000.
but these figures are doubtless greatly ex-
Before Busll's arrival We
probably did not have 10000 men ct for
duty at and near the scene Of action.
I The FIRE Of our gunboats and heavy siege
guns must have made terrible slaughter
among tho rebels, as the gunbosts sent
broadsides into them as rapidly as pos
sible. Their shells set the woods on 1irc.
and numbers Of the wounded rebels burned
to death. 1t is estimated that 500 or 600
suffesed in this way, some being burned
to a crisp.
Wizards Chicago battery did excellent
service, and lost but six men. Especial
credit is given to the Eighteenth and
Eighth Illinois, aud Eight Missouri !;
Indiana and Seventh Iowa rcpi.
ments, all of which fought with the cour-
age and GOODNESS cf-vete,.n.. md we're
cut up. Scarcely skeleton ID
left ofithe ''bloody Eightesnth.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
Another Report aboa. the Rattle.

- NtW UrK, HpElI IT,
A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer, after being captured by the reb-
els at Pittsburgh Landing, and who after
wards escaped has arrived at Cairo. He
states our loss at 1900 killed, and IL, 900
wounded. The battle lasted ID hours and
q halfon Sunday and 8 hours on Monday.
We captured all but two or three Of their
cannon including the famous Washington
Artillery of New Orleans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
COMMERCIAL.

a-t--Eg- Daily GATH CRY DrtIrE,
4 kEoK-K, April -. da.
FLoUR--superanes ~ so;sprips Whea.e xtYs se 90
Fall Wheat kxsrs o. SO. -s5s
BRAN TO 4oc y 100 -
CORN-lG 10 fsc y bash.
BARIKY--25c.
WHEAT-ln good demand. Fall e7g79; ST. finfso
to coo.
RYE-25c to %.
oATS-l3c
POTATOES -i5alaGb by The load, retail 20to asr
soGAR-Now Orleans fair Ola ios, prime io.x
III; clarified ltsG igi; crushed and loaf I2t1l3a.
hoIAssks--Piaa,asion EA5o, saxa rhonse4sGso;
Golden Syrup 7oa75c.
coFFEE-RiosiS22c; lava assso; Laguyraa4os.
R1CE--a0roc. n n
soAP-palm &c, Family skc, German tciu.) "
enc. sg =
-oAADLES-star fs4f6, sssarine 70 Mould 10.
LARD-s to atc, retail ST. sseE
ea7c; Choice 10, re.ailIa,:cais
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2Is 10 3; Hams A lob
Clear aides Al to S; Rib Sidaa 81 to L.
EEATHEK-soIe 25a9a, Haruess2sa30,
HIRxs-Dry Toto lac. green 4to II; green sheep
pets eSc4i IS, green hog skins lac.
HAT-Timothy, % O0ep7 90, baled % ooa Al
Prairie 81 00G5 90.
Enthusiastically sl 90; Flax Seed Sioo.
oNIoNsa3S44oe.
EGGS+4 to4tc.
WHITE BEANs-3Oe4ei %.
FEATHERS. 2osa5.
Fruit Dried Apples 81 aoasi 500 ba.hsi.
Dried Peaches o. 258 so. Raisins o. cog s. 20
CHEEsh-"estern Reserve DC; Denmak rae
BEEF-e8qsc gross.
sHkEP-e4 O0e5 o. y head.
HoGs-Dresssd 2t9ekc.
sALT-G. A. 81 so y sack; Kanavha 80 e5 . bar
rel; Liserpsoisl so9se % sack; Lake % co.
Dbl.
fish-Mackerel, No. slesals y Dbl. No. Q GA
oslo, No.s ssS sic White Pish, No. IL ss ooocs so
half Dbl. Cod Fish sec -
RAGS-Wooien l ; cotton2c.
OLD ihoN-hD%c v b, Brass Gasc q \. Cop.
per 1o412hc v 4.
hxcHAHsEs--oa New YORK N per cent. bankubis
funds; on st. Lous for lie fund.- little demand;
on Chicago / TO per cent Gold 10 il buying . ia
Eellins. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
THE GATE CITY,
TUESDAY, APRIL is.

See THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an x on papers to indicate that the
time Of subscription 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, 1862-04-15

N 1t Is now just one week since the
Constitution published an article nurport.
Ing to give some statements by Mr.. vii
bur and Mr.. Potter rejecting upon Mr..
Richards. Both of those individuals have
privately explained, apologetically, to Mr..
Richards, but neither of them has as vet
made proper and manly statement in the
Constitution or any other paper, correct
Ing the false statements made in that
article.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15

~ r. ?. Creel was duly inaugurated
yesterday as Mayor Of the CITY,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
Ae4uAataens 81 transportation ana
Travel.

From and after Saturday. jan asth, no r.ilrosde.r
s-ske coseh, or vehicle running west or es.x.ra,,
from the mississippi river or nto North Niuouri vf,
oepermi'fed to carry freight passengers from
Aat wi1hoat the sirest compliance with the reguia
'ons o. 'he Treasury Department a. Washington,
which require that .tsll frsghts, of wbstsveru
excerpt Euct may under military oret.. a ali ~
eoSered by Custom House permit and that ali b.r.
gage OF travellers shall be carefully and duv
sealed by . Custom House officer"
The nndersignsd will Issue permits for the tr.n.-
Portssion Of aigoods destined for proper
places with the tea possible trouble or DELAY and In
sPe0 ana seaialibsxgsge ofraysiers the ei,~
ssnsrto cause The least trouble eonsisten nj y ith
ihe end desired.
The object aimed alta 10 prevent Al, sis a, ...,.,
ance' or communication with any persons divect,v ar
Indirectly disoyslto, In arms axaiu,, The
'o'e.hmeh'. JOHN sTANNUS, Surveyor,
custom House, ksokuk. Ian. Is, ls6e .dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
Grsas Sensation.

Philadelphia, April 4.
A dispatch was received here this
morning from the See y Of the Treasury
directing the Collector of the port to clear
no vessel with anthracite coal for foreign
ports or home ports south Of Delaware
Bay until otherwise ardered. This dis
patch being misconstrued on the frs, re-
port created quite an excitement in the
stock board, it being supposed'to apply to
all vessels, and exciting fears that the
Merrimae had gosout. From certain facts
that hare transpired the order il snppossd
70 DC precautionary Measure on the part
ofthe Government to prevent the rebels
from receiving supplies Of coal via Ha-
yana, shipped from Northern ports in bar
rels, DC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15


Report 81 the Ladies' Aid Society.
Our readers will find the report Of the
operations of the Ladies' Aid Society, on
the first page Of our paper to-day. 1t
will be seen that the Ladies connected
With this society and aided by their sis
ter societies, in other portions of the
State, have done vast deal for the sick
and wounded volunteers Of Iowa. To
Mrs. Wittcnmyer, their untiring and de-
voted agent, in the field, these societies
are mainly Indebted for the thorough eff
fciency which have attended their efforts
ID relieving tue wants and sufferings of
our volunteers. And we think il is due
to her not less than TO the patriotic ladies'
OF Iowa, that portion of the fund at
the disposal Of the Governor for the re-
lief of our soldiers, should be placed un-
der charge of the ladies, who have thus
far not only contributed their time but
their means, to furnish supplies and pay
the expenses of an agent to distribute
them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15

RIVER ITEMs.-The river continues "a
iaii at the rate of"about four inches in
"a hours. The water has seeded 40
that the cars on the Des Moines road
came up to town last evening.
The JEANNE Deans came in late Satur-
day night in place of the Hannibal City.
The Die Vernon leaves this morning.
The Sucker State passed up Monday
morning and the Canada is expected to 60
up tonight. The Kate Cassel is the regu-
lar packet for Davenport this morning.
We hear that the Clara Hine has been
sold She left yesterday for the Chippe-
wa river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
EIGHToN HOUSE,
johnson and TAirA streets.
oA' IOWA

ne subscriber having leased this capacioux a nd con
Hoesf, respectfully iafnrms the public that h.
prepared 70 entertain the citizens Of low. and
ssn ethsraiiy In manner which he trusts VIA bs
satisfactory to all who may patronage him. -
ne Construction Of The House ana its ion
PECULIARLY adapted TO ths acc.mmotfs tfo, ~ nsr.s
VINO may Walt ksokek on business
neeh experience In hotel I, q sincere def ar
hsuon 70 sercmn otsse, II reasonable charges are
su@aenss Tor pasfor Ats Of this essbiis hn rnt OF
shsse, the public may be fully assured =
GEOkGE r. wfGGINs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
Washingtop, April n -

East NIGHTS Report,
/ Washingtop, April II. =
Tha Senate to-day in EXECUTIVES sses
sion confirmed the appointment Of aisrrt
numbsr Of Paymastss, Asst Commissa
ries and Quartermas.ers Or volunteers
aud also the following: Capt. Cuviel
Graver of the 10th Infanfry, aud A. w
Whipple, of the corps Of Topographical
Engineers,to be Brigadisr Generals Of
volunteers, Clark McDermot of Ohio,
Brigade Surgeon, Maj W. u. Palmer d
the corps N Typographical Engineefs, to
be Colonel, Capt. Franklin d. Calendar d
the Ordnance Department. Major BY Bre-
vet for faithful and meritorious services
in his department, Capt. Rufus Ingals,
Asst. Quartermaster, performing services
fourteen years to be Major, Samuel H
Elliott Of Nebraska, to be Secretary for
Colorado Territory; vice Weld resigned,
f-John Lore, Indian Agent for the Indians
Of the Upper Platte, Geo. T. Seward Of
New York, Consul at Shanghae.
A board appointed by the NAVY De-
partment to examine the plans and speci-
tications for boots for the western waters,
consisting of Com. Joseph Smith, Chief
of the Bureau of Docks and Yards, John
Lartei, Chief OF the Bureau Of Construc-
ton, Is. +. Sherwood. Engineer-in Chief,
Edward Hart, Naval Constructor, and
Daniel b. Martin, in the u. s. NAVY.
have recommended that contracts be made
with the following parties: Tomlinsen Il
Hartspee Of Fittsburg. for two iron YES
sells, Brown Il NlcGord, St. Louis. three
wooden vessels, Geo C. Be.tor, Cairo,
one wooden vessel, Jas. b. Eads Of ST.
Louis, two iron vessels. The aggregate
cost of the eight vessels will be Sl,2a9,-
500.
Com. Dupont reports to the department
under date of April 9th, that the schoon-
er Julia Worden Ind schooner Lydia and
Mary were captured.
Baltimore, April a..
The United States steamer Hercules.
Thomas. 8. DUNCAN, 1t. Com &. reach.
ed this port this morning, having the
schooner Isride, previously noticed as
captured, and the sloops Wren and Vel
ma, both of Great Wiconico, Western
shore Of Va, also prizes On board the
Veins were FIVE passengers from Rich
mond, one of them captain in the rebel
army. On searching the vessel there was
found large mail, containing about two
hundred letters, number of which we're
addressed to persons in Baltimore, and
large number to persons in various parts
OF the State OF Maryland. On searching
the crew there was also found $4,000 in
old Virginia notes. The Velmat had
sometime previously been cleared from
this port for Pocomaco sound, with a car
60 consisting of provisions of various
kinds. This cargo, instead of being dis
charged in Maryland port, was taken
over to Great Wiconiico River, and there
discharged on the boundaries of Virginia.
The sloop in. ballast was coming bae 10 get
new cargo. The rebel captain, previous
to being captured, burnt his commission,
remnants ofwhich being found in the ash
es, he acknowledged the fact, and also
that he had been engaged in the battle of
Manassas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
RARE CHANCE! FOR RENT

-Four acres Of Land IN the town Of Oakvooa u.ueock
county, Illinois, with good House. ssabling and Our
Houses. For sEHs Tow
GEO. G. ANDERSON Il CO.
keokak April II. 62.d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
MY ASSESSMENT,

special meeting OF the City Council OF the City Of
Aeohu., VII DC asid ON Wednesday, tbs 10th day Of
april ieS1 alb oeioek for The purpose Of xau
!zisa The Assessment List OF lSde.
Clerk Of the Council or The CITY Of Keotuk.
apY1.aIW ~'SS " AAN~Aess
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
NOTICE To
Tax Pavera-

peiaQuebt Tax Payers notred thai the r a, liz,
s she years 1897 lass. 1858 and lsg, are nov In nv
nshaa for celerian Those oving Tsxeu on INV Of H.
Apsxs years Will md II 10 their intercst 10 cal Ana
delay f ~oS. ''tnes
osrics-At The court House
W. r. B. LYNCH
sP%sosm uep,ty Col
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15
X EOKUK CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

ne fourth and last session Of The current wear nj
the Aeoxat Cinssicai School will commeuca on M.n-
tapfi ftth1 In The Third story 81 the Eour,
Hoass, w. w. JAMESON
SFi,t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-15

Pittsburg, April 8, 1862.
To hrs. Il. Reid:
A great fight. 1t lasted two days
keokuk all right III. T. REID.