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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08
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 V HEREBY give my son, Ebert B. Evitts his U time from this date till he arrives at the age of 2l years, and shall claim none of his wages. and pay no debts of his contracting.
 STEPHEN EVTrrS. Kent, April 14th, 1862. It's
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08

New Dress Goods. vALENCIAS, Poplins, All Wool Delains, Be rage Delaines, French, English and American Prints, &c.,, at
 BISHOP < sEDGICK'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08

SUPERFTNE INGRAM CARPETS. ALSO-Cstton, Cotton. Chain, All Wool and Three Ply CARPETS-A@ MI Stock at reasonable prices. -ta isH
 tfl A,-G. FERRIES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08

DOmeStics. TICKS, Stripes and Denims, Bleached & Brown Cottons, Linen TowelIings. Crash. &c., at
 BISHOP 6 SEDG GWICK'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08

Hardware, A GOOD STOCK-Nails by the keg, very cheap -CRocKERY and GLASS WARE-new Pat. terns-Boors & SHOES for the Million, at
 BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08

New Dress Goods. VALENCIAS, Poplins, All Wool Delains, Be rage Delaines, French, English, and American Prints, &c.,, st
 BISHOP < sEDGIcK's.
 D0mestics. TICKS, Stripes and Denims, Bleached Brown Cottons, Linen TowelIings, Crash. &c., at
 BISHOP S SEDG GWICK'S.
 Balmoral Skirts, FIGURED MUSLIN. tSkirtings. Brilliauts, Swiss Muslin, Lawns. Drapery Musiins' Sarsa- nets, &c., at -sr sE. a7s.
 BISHOP k:sEDGwICKs. <
 TABLE STAND COVERS, GLOVES. Hosiery, Parasols and Sun Umbrel- las, Cravats, Ladies' Collars-the prettiest as- sortment in town-at
 BISHOP & sEDGwICK'S Ready Made Clothing. WE NOW HAVE the largest and best Stock ever kept in this place.-Coats, Vests & Pants, all qualities and prces-new and stylish Gen ''''''' ''N '' '''1 BISHOP s sEpew1ck,s. Trunks, Valises & Carpet Bags, CARPETS, Window Shades and Paper-Hang- lnSS-Curtain IaSSeiS ana F1Xtures, at
 BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S,
 Hardware, A GOOD STOCK-Nails by the keg, very cheap p-CRocKERY and GLASS WARE-new Pat. terns-Boors & SHOES for the Million, at "
 BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S.
 Painted Fails, CEDAR FAILS, Oak Fails, Varnish Fails, Childrens Fails, and Lots of Wooden Ware at BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S.
 Picked Cucumbers. IN VINEGAR; New P. R. Molasses-Do. do. Sugar-Prime Flour, Meal and Feed-Hams and Shoulders-No. Mackerel, Goldfish, &c. at BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S. Champion of, England, LANDRETH, Early Marrow, and White Mar. 1 rowfat Peas-Clover, Timothy and Red Top Seeds-All kinds of Garden Seeds. at BISHOP & SEDGWICKS. LitchGeld, April 23d. 1862. tf1
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08

Painted Fails, CEDAR FAILS, Oak Fails, Varnish Fails, Chihlren's Fails, and Lots of Wooden Ware at
 BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08

BalmOfal Skirts. FIGURED MUSLIN. eGSkirtings, Brilliants Swiss Muslin, Lawns. DTapery Muslins' Sarsa- nets, &c., at .s, sE. isse
 nvcunD h
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08

Picked Cucumbers, IN VINEGAR New P. R. Molasses-Do. do. Sugar-Prime Flour, Meal and Feed-Hams and Shoulders-No. Mackerel, Goldfish, Sc.. at
 BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08

]" OODING & LEWIS sell SKIRTS very w cheap. s4 tf.45
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08

Trunks, Valises & Carpet Bags, CARPETS, Window-Shades and Paper Ham F. ings-Curtain Tassels and Fixtures, at
 BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08

e. The bulls and machinery are nearly new. They are to be overhauled and strengthened the hulis by additional bulkheads and solid beams of iaamsnss strength. The bows will be rem dered almost solid mass of timber and iron, and provided with projecting ram which will dem0lish anything with which it may come in contact TEo or three of these formidible war sessels are already lannched, and nearly ready for sesrice. What armament they are to carry is not stated. but their great speed and immense strength will render them more than q match for auy of the fabulous rams we hear of from Memphis and New Orleans. In addition to these the new ganboat Easfport. captured from the, rebels on Tennessee River, will be out in the course of few weeks. She is at Mound City but owing to the food. work has been suspend cd for the present. She can be completed in two weeks.
 The Naval Appropriation bill for the year end. ing 3oth June, 1863, as reported from the Com- nitsee on Ways and means, appropriatss for the navy $43,6l5, HI 62. To the item "For the ea.rter. steses, extra laborers, and purchase oe additional steam vessels, s4, ,0oo, 900" is annexed proviso, that, when consistent with the public service. no person, other than an officer of the. navy shall be employed to make contracts, and that in case any other person be so employed, his eompensation shall not exceed $5,000 year. -$i, ,lV5s sl5I tI IS appropriated for the Marine Corps; $l, ,340 .45l for the different Navy Yards $57, 900 for the National Observatory $4a. .047 for the Naval Academy. This bill does moi GOV. CT the building of new vessels.
 Cal Schurz has written a letter, in which be states that the reason he applied for the position of brigadier-general was that most of our com manders are the defenders of slavery. sss.
 In the First Conn. Artillery, lst Lieut.: Oliver Barkc, of Co. N, has been promoted to be Cap e.in sf Co B. vice E. s. Kellogg promoted to ts Major.
 The new irou-elad steamer Ironsdes is to be launched this week at Philadelphia, and she is now receiving her srmor, which is being made at Bristol and Pittsbdrg, Pa, and will weigh nearly eight huadred tons. Other iron clad yes seis ere sapidly advancing, and several steamers ncw in commission have been rendered more s1sehve and secure within the past few weeks.
 A Letter written from the l,tA Regiment c. V. says:
 sThs condition of the regiment 1. .xcsl,ent veg fes being sick, and not having loss ' r,ar since our departure, save Dr. Welch. Tha ron is in better health and spirits, I think that <, any tune since we left home. Dr. Rrownss, ;' m excellent health and conditions :
 Our horses have just arrived from Boston with nota scratch on them, with one exception By curious coincidence, Dr. Welch's horse d;ef tour days after leaving Boston, which was tb,
 ls1 of assch-shs very day, ! believe. that th,
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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-05-08

TABLE STAND COVERs. GLOVES. Hosiery, Parasols and Sun Umbrel las, Cravats. Ladies' Collars-the prettiest as sortment in town-at
 BISHOP E SEDGWTcK,H
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
Naval Intelligence.

Tero unusual activity at thesBrooklyn Navy Yard in
all The departments. Tho two propellers
the stocks rapidly progressing TO completion and
those whose lines have for laid
out in state OF ferwardness.
The Ottawa is being thoroughly reittcd She will carry
heavy battery including rined two hundred pounder.
Her destination is not known yet. She viii sail under
command OF Lieutenant Commander W. ID. Whiting.
The United States steamer Connecticut, Lieutenant
Commander Milton Haxtun, expected to leave at
yesterday, bu. unavodably delayed until this
morning She takes number OF passengers ameng them
lieutenant Commander John j.. Hart inapd the
United States steamer Aibatross and Lieutenant &. NJ
Schoonmaser on the United states schooner Octorara,
executive officer
The United States steamer Unadia will be ready AN
early day. The Pem1ina goes out th Jieutsnont Com
snder W. 6. Temple recently attached to the Ordnance
Department, az commander.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.
SATURDAY. Oct. lI-6P. NJ

SATURDAY, Oct. lI-6PM
Wall street was good deal ealmer to-day.
Money freely supplied 10y depositors in the
banks, and the leading brokers borrowed all they
needed at an early hour, at per cent. The
scheme of the money lenders has failed, 40 far as
raising the rate OF interest is concerned. Gold ad-
vanced to-day to 1881 in the morning and l29 at
the close Of business. There were some sales OF
bankers sterling early in the day at l4lh in the
afternoon very few houses were willing TO name
rate. The City Of Baltimore to-day took out
1897 ,ass, chiefly IL gold coin.
A large business was done in stocks to-day, and
on the whole the market closes with better tone
than yesterday. An impression appeared TO pre-.
vail towards the afternoon that the bulk OF the
weak balls had been slaughtered, and that nothing
more was to be made by hammGing the market.
Acting on this belief. and arguing that the market
had ''reachea bottom" some leading operators
were free buyers after the second board to-day.
The most active shares were, as usual the Eries,
Illinois Ceutral the Michigan shares Rock Island
and Toledo, some OF which close this evening
shade better than yesterday The following were
,ba closing quota tions:--
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

ErrR--WArEggugY.--AtS St. Marks church Saturday.
October II, by the Rev. DR.. fnton, JOINS SrcNEAcIx
ELIs toJu1rA LIVINGSTON, daughter of Lawrence Water
bury.
HELioS-O'KAsE Or Sunday evening, September 28,
by the Rev William Quinn pastor of st. Pet1r church,
JAMS Hg-oS, OF this city, 10 Miss CATHERINE okASE Vi
Harlem.
kAyAyAGH--hoGIoY sunday, October g. by the
Pew bert Mcclure, PLrER j. kAyASaGs to ANNE,
youngest daughter Of Thcmss Meeoy late OF Ioagiord
Ion.,ord Ireland, and - Louis, No. papers please
copy.
MoETFS-G GoSdlS.-pn Friday, October 10, by the Rev.
Cornelius i. Dunie Ol the Church uf 81 John The
bap,st GEoKGg Nok7Ts Of Jersey City, 70 CoSg-
I'm. Of Boston.
Boston papers please COPY.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
ME MBgRNAN OFT CAPE RACE.
yyyE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The British Press Compliment
General Mcclellan.
Hls'MooRn AND "ExRRcY' ACKEoWLEDCgD
PURSUIT OF THE rRIvATEER "R0. 2s0,,,
&C., Ae., 10.

Oars RACE oct. 10, Via sAnvnas, Oct. IL. fso3.
me steamship H'bern'an, from Liverpool I'd, yis Lon
sssdry Sd inst passsd this point this evening" and her
Ssspateh obtained FOR the Associated Press.
Mo English journals, in commenting the late Onion
victories, pay high compliments 70 Major General hcei-
Ian for his vigor and energy in routing the rebels
Ths steamship Norwegian, from Quebec, arrived ~
liverpool on the 30th ult.
Tho steamship Kangaroo, from New York, arrived AZ
liverpool on the ID INST.
mo Unod STATES steam frgats st. Louis left Lisbon in
search presumed Of the rebel pirate No. 2eo, which
n reported to destroying american whaling chips OF
lbe Azores.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

y,
FLorg.-Tbc market again lrmcr and closed at an
advance of 10c 15c. per barrel for prime family
extras which were scarce and claimed to c 2oc higher
The sales embraced about 10000 bb. extra State, At
So So 35.
WHEAT heavy aud fell of 1c. &c. per bnshe with
sales Of $50 900 bushels 81 90 81 IS for Milwaukee
club 81 30 81 81 winter red 81 43 81 4S Tor
white Michigan.
Corn in good request and 1c. higher for prime
sound Western mixed which sold at CSC. a 64c, chiefly
at the Latter figure.
PoRx-The market was broyant and active, with sales
of 5000 bbls, at sl2 30 FL rs for mess, and prime
at sil SO.
LAID was Arm with sales at 1oc I0ssc.
wnusSFY.-Ths market irmsr, with sales of 600
bbs at 35c. and 500 do. Western, buyers option in
thirty days, at SEC.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

Tsestions Of debate deoorum for the 10
show how foreign the question 10 their deb atoms
Church matters he need but Illustrate II In this way
Suppose some member 0 Congress, the floor OF the
Capitol, or some member Of Q State Legislature,
should bring up the Qaeston OF schism IN the
church, any subject within the special and
iarsdtion of the Church only and introduced resou-
Of ssch resoutioR II would be Immediately ruled out
Of order And yet the resolstons before this House
the rebellion ara just equally out Of place and i'm
proper. nwas exclusively political question, belong
ing 70 the governments Of the country. He thought .
far more pertinent question Of politics be H.
Toduced-that they should discuss the question Of UNI
versal emancipation.
othes members rose to speak, bot ON motion 10 sd-
joum tin Monday morning,
The House adjourned.
HENRY HHRcHKR AND Mr.. rnEoN
During the course Of Dr. Mehans remarks Mr.. BeechoY
and Mr. Ton, Of the xadendeat, entered the church.
Thefor time stood listening the debate outside
rail dividing the porch from the aisles, but becoming
eeemngy Interested in the subject under discussion
the relations Of the Church with the rebeon they drew
70 the speakers, and soon Mr. BeecheF attracted
The Secretary afterwards pro-
cceded up the aisle and invited the gentlemen seats
in the chnncel Mr.. Beocher had an engagement which
prevented him from accepting the courtesy; Mr. Ton,
however, did accept Vt, and accommodated with q
seat in the chancel
HoCsB BISHOPS.
ia understood that the question which agi!aes the
kwcr House-the duty Of the Church relation to the
ebeonhas also excited considerable discussion among
the upper clergy every day tho matter discussed
and con, and the debate thereon waxcth warmer ana
stronge eachday. Fivc for similar action with the
minority in The lower House. while thirteen opposed
special expression of opinion the emanation Of
lie Church.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
Commercial Intelligence.

mo saics Of cotton at Liverpool for four days were
10 Ooc bales including coo TO spectators snd export
srs. The market was hrmer, with an advance Of one
penny for Americana while surats quiet and steady
Tho Manchester market was very firm, but nactive.
the Liverpool hreadstufs market was quiet and steady
Provisions very dun.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Thursday evening, Oct. 2, 1862.
Consols close at 93s4 s3T for money.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

OK O00 TO LOAN. AT SIX PER CENT INrE-
'pOC.UOU rest, on tsnd and mortsage IN one or more
productive cal estate IN this tor term or
years Apply In the once Of the Peoples Fire lnsuranes
Company 10 JOHN r. C0NEEY, No. o. Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
The spanish Steam FrIgase Princess de
Asdurias.

This vessel, which is visit at this port is a.
new, first class vessel and reflects the highest credit
upon Spanish skin in shpbudng, for this noble rigate
built at tho Carraca Navy Yard at Cadiz and is not
"forcgn born, the majority of steam vessels in tho
Spanish navy The Prncesa de Asturias mounts
fty.one guns, thrtytwo and sixty EIGHT pounders and
has n of four hnndred and eighty two and
marines. She Is commanded by Captain Don Jose NJ de
AIyarado n descendant the luStrious Communion Of
and wide gully EnOwn TO this day "AvaradOs Leap,
which the fearless roagador eaped his horse
iars then in the capital and drove them from the city
This noble ancestry enough for any The other c
GERS, eight in number are
Seaor Don Buenaventnra Pilon.
Senor Don jaime Carasud.
Senior Don Francisco Audno.
Senior Don jose IObO.
Senior Don Tomas Sostoa
Scnor Don Crecencian0 Sarrtons
Senior Don Jose Salvat
Senior Don Enrique Giron.
In addition to these there nix midshipmen.
namely
Senior Don Pedro del Castillo
Seuor Don jose Cotera
Senior Ton Pedro Agu!rre.
Senior Don Antonio Armero.
Senior Don Alvaro Baron.
On her way from Havana to New York ,he frigate
stopped short willie at Fortress Monroe whore her
mander and officers wero kindly received by General
Dix, who subsequently accompanied by his staff paid
visit to the shin where be party received with all
the appropriate h0nors.
The Prineesa de Asturias will remain in our harbor at
least thirty days, during which time, she
be put in proper trim, citizens will have oppor
tVnity ol visiting hcr. In connection with such inter
change OF courteses take place between Cti
and their gallant visitors it all necessary to
remark that the officers of the Prnccss de stras
chvarous, courteous and polite Spanish gentlemen
always are. We have no doubt that they will be most
happy To receive all who choose TO go on board.
AZ noon yesterday The customary salute Of twenty
number by the fort on Governors Island.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

Napoleon Defines His Position Tow rh .
che Pope ana Italy-Absolnte Rejection
by the Pope OF NapoieOn's Propositions.
IFrom the Paris Monitsur, Sept. 25J
NE Roman question having recently become the prin
epal object Of discussion in the pubic press,
necessary make known the efforts which the gov
of the Emperor has recently made 10 effect
reconc between the Hoy See and Italy which has
always been the object Of its policy. We consequently
vublsh letter which the Emperor addressed 20 the
Minister Foreign Affairs the month Of May last aud
fhe correspondence which resulted thcrefrom between
H. Thouyenel and the Ambassador OF his Majesty ut
Heme:-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17

gallant soldier, calmly, like ehrisGau
gentleman, s~esly, liks saiafast ss,il-
ing o il nothsr hesgb he passed from
life 70 death, fror morality 70 immorsAli-
~. There IRE ssa1s fsri NE behaved
wife md sLihsen,g there ~ aprrows and
sigAiag anosgas bis many friesds. The
Chureh has lostA Champion very Da-
vid, Prince Of the House Of Israel.
The country has Iost ! gallant defender,
Freedom, enc Of hsr brsvsst soldiers.
The widow mud skth 81, nv teer and
needy, one Of their best friends; yet not
for him ought there y b Amsata-
ton. God has called him home. and be i
now where the weary are 1t rest.
Aaoshes sssh~v gone !"
Friend !! Brother III Farewell 4 Fare
WE'LL! We .sarn COR thee, yet, mot h
those without hope. In that better land,
where the LAnb maketh up his jewels
belore his Fathers Throne, ~ yet hope
70 lns.t lice anl greet thee, our much
beloved Pastor. w.
Keokuk, June 10th, 1862,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17
The sick ~ Csrinth.

The Ladies' Aid Society Published !
letter from Mrs. Wittenmyer pressing the
wants Of our sick soldiers upoa the at
tention Of the ladies Of Iowa.
A letter ofseveral days later data was
received from Ars. Winsnmtsr Saturday
night Of still more urgent character, and
these appeals and requests for female
nurses are endorsed By DR.. McDougs..
the Medical Director, with unmistakable
emphasis
All the hospitals At Corinth, savan-
nah, Pittsburg, and Montsrey are crowd.
ed with suffering sick; The hospital at
Monterey has fourteen hnndred patients
and only one female nurse. +
Il ssems a. If there ought TO be scores
Of women in iowa wiiiing 70 enlist 70
nsrse tho brave men who have taken up
arms for their country and been prostrat.
Cd by sickness, and now suffering and
dying for lax Il attention.. The service
ealls 5os women Of earnest energy and
strong constitutions, for il j. lAborious Il
not pssiloas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17

FhlA3@fA DAtts Oar Cry O,v,c.. :,
$3.50 EsOE-K, JaAe ~. N.
FLoUk-sspsEass ~ ssspriss wAssssxssa % q
Haai WAee4 k&tN ee5a k 4fs3 3f
BRAN AHDsHoRfs-soto les , 100 y.
coAN--le - - bssA.s t.eek
BARLEY-Nc.
aMn1AI-Iasoea demand. v.l 7se77; sprisise
votes. ~ 9E5T ~
8 HYR--ass les. ~ x3w
q 0AT6-1st to SOC. 44z- - 141z
POTAToRs-ls&eahy the load rsssiisets -.
s. "oSAN-Ns~ Orleans fair ts0ie, prise No
Hfcisvissd ssOf4; crushed ana iosf ~ n.
aotAssks-r iaAsss.oR %soses sasathoss@4s1sos
0ssdse syraP5so1se.
COPE cor k,os's !.v.ssSa& LAsa,r.s.asc.
soAf-Haln =. rAaliy sks, osrnaa soAa.) TX
O7Ss.
cASDLEs--ssar no v. ssssris. u. Hoaldle.
ss1-A kp-ktsSkc; retail " -. s5a Is
HuTTkK-Connsns 07e; cAstssls, saailishols
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Q; Hams ,Clsar aides
10 VI NIB Ft1ss 3ttosA. glsf II 1 f
LEATHKR-sois a4a2s Harnesso703o.
b f1efpkS Thy nb a2r, xtuhby haat prize; green
At44ii gs4sI sLssl psns asesi n; green hog II inc
l5c.
HAY-TinoiAy, &C Uo47 %, hailed - seG u,
Prairie 81 0o6s Co. g=.s
skEp6 ri@osAy u %; Flax sssd sioo.
sOAIoN3-asO4oe.
EGGS-4to 4hc.
WHITE BKAkS-I# gee aeHaHa sseeseiee
PARTNERSHIPS 4 tsA fs@A 8SEs8&
FRUIT Dried Apples ~ 0a0sI 25p bashel.--
Dried Pssshss es aa0ss 20. RaisissSsoea. $500.
sct4nEsK-Wsstsrn Reserve &c; Denmak7@ a.
RSxy-aoaaeu ess.
sHkxP-o soDA 10 , bead.
CA - - No
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17

TIE Iowa FlzsT. -Henry O'Connsr,
Esq, private in the regiment. has writ
ten and published = history Of tho lows
First, which is for sale in Musoatiae.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17
(GKsxRAL oRpEas-xo. 2g. !

HAD OF AaTKAs DsP AxTaxsT os rns Miss.s.trrr
CAMP - CsFsssA nasd, Aiss.. Nay H. isoR. 1
l. where commanding v@cers of divtstoss and
erixaces have no separate commasd. bst serve With
an array corps o. In military disscs, leaves Of al.
senee given sooacers sithsis eonmsnd, according
paragraph "a Il General Orders No H. current SERIES
Huss Be approved BY TIE commander OF the army corp.
or district
H. Where seidisr % sick leave are ready 70 re,srn
70 daiy tAey Will report 10 The nsdsea cosr
who will give them csrti6ca.es TO that ens ON pr.-
seasinss sch cerSesss ouarsenasers DepA r,usu,
Will furnish them tnnsporstiss 70 .Aelr regiments.
BY ommand Of Major General Haiisek
orriciAa. J. G. kELTON,
Assistant AdiuaAnt General
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17

~ Shortly after the arrival of the
Hannibal City on Sunday afternoon she
was disco, to be ON fire ever the
boiler. The alarm was given, the pumps
were quickly manned, and the FIRE was
extinguished before doing any serious
damage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17

SOLDIERS BLAnKErs.--Some time in
April last Messrs. Connable 4 Smyth re-
csived Eve bales and two boxes of SOL
dlers' blankets belonging to and sent home
by soldiers of the 9th Iowa regiment
The blankets are getting moldy and should
be taken away at once by the rightful
claimants. At the same time barrel
directed to P. Kohl was received. await.
ing delivery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17

1Oid Sol and the weather seem
be deserving Of special notice. Yerler-
day and the day before everybody seemed
OF one mind upon at least one subject
- was sometimes confusedly betrayed
by the Simultaneous exclamation OF per-
sons meeting, "Isn't it hot Not that
any doubt was understood TO be convey
cd by the interrogative,; it was only .
forcible way of expressing decided con-
viciion. There we're no metaphysics in
the case, and amid all the diversity of
politcaland religious, creeds around Us this
was conceded point BY oil. To make
It unanimous We vote ''aye."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17

18-A little over two weeks intervenes
between this and the 4th Of July. and
yet there has been no arrangement inside
BY our citizens to celebrate the National
Anniversary. We again appeal to the
citizens Of Keokuk TO make an effort, at
least, TO get up an old fashioned Fourth
Of july celebration. Lat it not b. said to
our shame that all the patriots Of this vi
cinity have gone to tho wars, and that
not enough remain behind to celebrate
the National Sabbath 10 becoming man.
ner. We hope meeting Of the citizens
will be called immediatsly for the par-
pose Of acting on this subject. There
is tune yet'to sccomplish everything me-
csssary if the people 20 70 work in good
earnest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17

MYSTERY AND MUsIc.--Robert Hell
Ter drew large and appreciative .u-
dience at the Athcnsum last night.
There u another performance tonieh.
Go early e yon want good scat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17

DRowsED.-On Sunday last Patrick
Leonard, deck hand on the JEANNE
Deans, was drowned while bathing ia the
wheel-honse. His body was recovered
We hear that he leaves wife and three
children in Quincy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17

T Theirs was q thunder storm last
night, and as usual the lightning played
thunder with the telegraph wires.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-17

WAR NorIcE.-All persons having
srs OF Ne State In their Possession required TO
tnfn the ssme swme3iatsiY, Ut my once.
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Tickess FER the FAIR.

Remember That the Fair and Festival
in McCune's Hall begins this evening.
Rare attractions are offered. Tickets can
be had At O'Connor's Drug Store, Oh
nsr's Saloon, and Gregg's Store No @
Estes House.