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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
A Rad Specutatisn.

The New York correspondent Of .
Washington paper tells the following
story:
| heard Of great reverse 10 trade the
other day. Stewart, the large dry goods
MERCHANT, not long since--under the
Chancelorsvilie cloud I think-bought
up all the caiicoes and other cotton goods
that he could 6ud 10 tho American mar
ket The subsequent magnificent militia
~ and naval operations of Grant and
Banks. and Porter and Farragut on the
Mississippi, dispelled the commercis
cloud of Chance llorsville, and gold and
coslon tumbled together. II Is nov said
that Stewart will lose al fssst TACO million,
of dolIars by the operation. Co,sons
shir,ings and shactines wore marked dowr
upon his counter in one day from forty
cents per yard TO twenty eight ! tool
advantage of this decline, and purchased
one piece Of shirting Stewart ran affort
\ the loss Of two millions and not suffer --
Ii 10 laid that he has made millions upnl
millions out of the war. cav fine cali
co prints selling on Saturday for Ia cent
per yard. IL seemed like old times il
Yankeedom, when raw cotton was 3leut
and ealicoes went begging.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

RtcoapEa CouRr.--R Recorder Martin
attended TO q few cases Friday Anj Sal
urdsy. Thos Collins was up for fight
inr; fined three dollars AID costs. PA
Finn, for the same offence, was fined
three dollars srd costs, and not having
the "cLinck," was s.at TO the Caisboose
Charles Reps for violating marke, ord'
nance was fined two dollars and costs. =
Tn, mas Phcan was hauled up for drunk
snnsss and suikiog women; fGed tsl
dollars and coats, and sent to Caisboot
70 board it out. Frank Fiquine Tor stree
fighting and drunkenness was lined hy
dollars and costs and sent to the Gala
booze.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
KEOKUK IOWA: MONDAY, JUNE %, 1864


Alta int Convention Of the Councils
Of the Union League of America, for the
State Of Iowa, held at Des Moines, ON
Tuesday, the 10Th day Of june. A. D.
tiSe3. for the purpose Of consolidating
and organizing the Councils of the State
into Grand Cornell. for The State Of
Iowa, Hon. r. Needhsm, of Mahasks
county, was elected Chairman. and Viii
lie Dtummond, Of Clayton county, Sec
retary. 3regrg -
On motion, the Convention proceeded
10 the organization Of sueh Grsnd Coun-
Gil. BY electng Hon J.. r, Needham, Of
Oskalooss, Grand President. z c. Luse.
Of Iowa City, Vice President; w. r.
Conn, Of Clinton, Assistant Vice Presi
dent; Jno. Van VaIteuberg, Of Fort
Madison, Secretary; z r Shanklsnd, oi
Dubuque, Treasurer, and Wills Drum
mond, Of MaGrsgor, Marshal. The
Grand Presid mt sIen sppoihled the fol
lowing subordinate others: Rev. c. q
Truesde!l Of Davenport, ChspAaia; J
H.lsiuyer, OF Jackson county, Herald
Peter Myers, OF Polk county, Sentinel
| On motion the following delegates wer,
elected to represent the Grand Council o
the State OF Iowa, 10 the Grand Nalions
Council At Washington CITY:
1 FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
DIR. L. A. Gnilhert, OF Dubuque.
1 Hon. w II r Gurlpv. of Davenport.
Let Dist--D- J c. Walker, Lee Co.
h "a D,s,--W, S Eddy, Jsckson Co.
81 rist-E. X. Shsnkland. Dubuque.
+ Al Dist w. Norris. Wupello 20.
9th Dst-nr J c B,.unett, polk G.
> 9th Dist--L.eut G. w. Basseti, Wyl
ster Co.
II The uinost harmony, good feeling an
enthusiasm characterized the action
ithe Convention. The Grand Council at
/ iourned to meet a. Marsha .ltown, on Il
!. 2ud "Wednesday Of June, A. d 1864.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.


There having been considerable excite
mont in our village in consequence OF the
drowning of a little son Of Mr. Heard,
within day or two. and there beieg more
or less blame 4tlaehed TO the little boys
who were with the party while drowning,
VIC, the undersigne felt it our duty TO
investigate The circumstances attending
il, and having done so We feel justified in
making the following statement.
There is no crimitiality attaching to the
title boys present while the accident hap
pened They did all they could to 'seue
from wsters grave one whom they low
ed as brother aud dear plsy M ate. -
The on'y blame attaching to them is their
going III swimming when their parents
AMI teachers supposed them to be at school,
ard ior afterwards refnsing to tell the
ruth aso ouee F,r their disobedieace and
AMI want OF truth u!ness they have expe-
risnced lessop which will, most likely
|
last through life for by the one they lost
dea. friend aud PLAYMATE. and by ths
other they drew upon themselves, fo'
awhile, the sus, icion Of foul play. Th'
. suspicion is, however. happily removes
by their statement of facts.
Nob,dy can possibly attach any blam
I to the parents of The little boys. aad no
: b.dy will, knowing the fact. Oh! tina
this sad accident maj make lss'iag In
preston on the mind OF our youth! Ma
+ they learn by this sad bereavement that !
i is b.s.er 10 be at the post OF duty than t,
j b. running afS.r p!egsafe. May they hsv
deeply engraved n their 1 ears this les
s,a, That il is always right and safe I
tel the truth, and that it is never riga
and sYfe ia tell q fnlsehoed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

CLASS IN PENAAxsHip Prof. Drew
will open class in penmanssip to-day
at the Public School Room We wera
permitted to cx ximins SOME of his samplea
and as far as va are sble 10 judge, pre-
nounce them goal. lie gives three les
sons day, to accommodate diffpreu
classes of citizens. The terms tre yer.
liberal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

fe5' Msrshal Frederick arrested o
young man, named Moore, Gu SATURDAY
afternoon, for stealing horse 10 Henry
county. lie will be returned 10 said
county to-day for trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

~ TIE Kite CAs%ei /. the morning
boat ior DAyenport and Rock Island snl
intermediate points. Leaves Ft. Madison
on arrival Of the cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

cT Get your clothes cleaned By Wm
Manners and you will have no occasion te
complain VI bad jobs He can celpr in .
superior manner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

FiRE.- Eahy yesterday morning a
FIRE VS. discovered 10 the cellar Of The
wholesale liquor establishment Of Dir. r.
Gibbons, on Main near 7th street. II was
noticed 10 good time and forsurately ex
tipguished through the exertionI pf tho
Gteaiso, besore serious damage WAS done
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
mEHFIleo ro-NyoHT.

The meeting called for Saturday night
adjourned over tillsonigh., when aIl who
fet an interest 10 The celebration of the
Fourth of July are requested 70 uasst at
the Court Hoasc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

Ts~Ntghs. "
Col. Wood snnounc. 10 the public ths,
thi, ce.ebraicd singer viii apl ear nj the
Athensvm to-nisht. The entertainments
are highly re- :onmencsi by those who
have amended them, and in eve'y H.
stance The honsrs sre crowded to oy er.
flowing. As Kepkuk audie encss general
" appretillc ne,it. We expect they wi
attend the entertainment this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

Ep Tobacco dealers will NOTICE the
card Of Nessrs- Mann h Co, Hannibal.
Mo-, in our advertising c.lumns Today
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

~ Rsiiosd tias wapted by the Pitts
burgh r. X. and Coal Co., 1t 81. Louis,
No. See advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
OFFICE OF II. 8. ASSESSOR, 1ST
" coLt.EorIoy pIsTRiCT.
-. plsasnsf Asurr Co.. faua Nef ~. 1fG3.

Nosics IL hereby ~tsen as provided In seetien Is.
.Exriss Lsw ~ stt o, Congress 'ssfsfifa sef to
prscids atv~Si sax 10 support lf tesvs eas
saa pss tAs p~kisr d<bf APPROVED juis let
seaS q 4 whom Is msy eouss n, that the @AsstS'-.t
tss~ssoso OF th~ ur,t and second Dtsisien In ,
Canhty OF t~s tirtt Collection btsritt os lows, has
the ist 81 ss hivis0rs tor hc
north Nsy Iss11. and ttst ssh Lssfs PstsAssss
sHd Esuwsvsf,sss ssas tsAex VIII be Guns IN he
ra.s~sstoa u W "a srs his asce In The tiy OF
eol nh tee rnun,y ct ~e suh~rt 10 eystntn
~ Gifses DAYS fs ~nd alter the Soh do
4 OF Nss. 1871. And notice is hervhS fnrshr gwen
that apyssLs Will be- eSeed shd dsts fBa-d BY the
District Assessor reat se 10 any err re
vAiuHt rsllon ty The Asst trnt As
.esaors - stths oerce ofW STRIPE IN the City Of
60 kuk in sh% Coust- af Ire. betwees the bsar- of
| 10 o el OK A. N sAd O'Clock r. the Qaa day
OF June 4 . 1863. H. n. PtEkhL
je1-d3w Hssssssr First Dtssrsef ef Jsss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
PsEr,r FAs Goss TIE prosramu

PARRY FAs Gosx Tie programme
of the Fourth Of july celebration ut Bur
hng,on contains this sentence
10 secure that harmony. wLiehi il Is de
sirous should exist, and tisst no seut
meats my be uttered cbaoxipus to the
ounions of any who may attend, there
will be no orat.on Nor speeches.
What would John Adams. Thomas JET
ferson, aud the illustrious galaxy who
s,pned the Declaration. have thought o.
Thea, great sons. had they been cursed with
a urophetic vision of tho future, exhibit
iny this sentiment in the published PRO
crAmme OF Fourth Of July celebration
A&What u degradauon. that American
ps may not BE- permitted 70 utter pa
A Msplimeuts, euiogistic OF The priaci
thet.esdvm and the heroes VIII
ana p Independence, lest tho feel
Vii s1perhead symp.1hizer' will
and WI d be burt. That surrey
al.rastivtss' I" not TT 10 be made p
r., Revolutionary s'res' or sFaad1
do g.. }olr descendants tt the lates
at4 thu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

TA man lately, in Frsnce. tried
twice to commit suicide, in order to ex-
empt his son. Who would have then been
ielt III the sole surp,ri of widow, from
the army conscrip,ion. A happy sugges-
tioa. Pity sosoe of the cyppcrf,esd pa
RMS ia this country don't follow the az
SIMPLE. s1kf H9 esAiR aAA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
$40
6 PER CENT. GOVERNMENT LOAN.

THk8k BONDS ARE cALLen sFrvE-TwEN-
- aes because white ih~s are tUrstr year Bends,
hoy nsS no reosr msd BY the Cov.,nu est III GOLD
u ans time aft~y Gps yeas
Isksi Tender i.sss cheeks upr n Phsisdetrhi or
New xrk that uiii bring Lspa T~Lders are What he
Secr~tasy allows Das TO r~~eive.
The bends sold st Pas the Interest TO eo mssce
the dss soa pay tbs maney.
The Bnnds pa per e~nt Interest in Gota 1k-ss per
cent every sir manths the 6rss y OF May No-
yembcr. Al the Mint In phiiadriph OF aBs fub-
treasury In View Yntk af elsss herr. " 700 he
Coup henAs, all you hsve 10 d. 10 the proper
osnprn o. ofeach rix moaths and eoIert II
The duties irnroY fron al Art icies from abroad
must bs paid In GoLs aad this 10 the vAy Secretary
cRAsE sets his gold
ceusrs has provided that the Bonds shall b. rXzs
n ooLp when due
Yea have thor Coupon Rords paysble 10 the
Bessor. Rrgtssrvd Roads. PAYABLE to your Order.
The former In so T. iO0's so0's, and iW0s- The
latter in lame smounts, also % OGrs and 60 ece's.
Y"u viii not hsve 10 psy any tsxes these heaes IL
yous Income from them do~s rot exceed osfN-and on
ell shove e6Oo you wi owls have pss one half
much Income Tax IL your money ~as inverted In
Noytsase~ nthsr Securities The Ssrr~m~ Cauyt ss
The United State decided that stale, Ctr
or ronnty tag esoverI n4sst nopd-
Ali wish In the FivsT eoty Loan he
apply before the ist OF July peSt.
j. COOKE,
ssbsc vption Agent, Phiisdsiphia
| fhe Keskuk Bpaneh Rank anl Wn. fhsapssn 4
o.. are sushsYiEe1 u receive BabseStpeteas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

List of ucwn Soldiers wh TAO hnve dtrd
tn Hospitals rt NJ. Louis. NO.. frosra
Juae IAN 10 June 1sth, 1864.
Furnished bv THIS W. Lopg. tof fowal safe Rani-
tary Agent Tor ST. Lon's aud victhily j
JaTr 4-Chas Fss.k CO g 2Hh, rhrnAtc Aiarrhea
~ III JAR Givh. cn 3ist. ~ ph I'D fever.
- 10 -Durand u Steve. 20 2. 91th, drawing.
l7-wm H-tey, 90 h. 3oth. msr.smas.
7--E w stewart, co c, 2itt chsonic aiarrhes-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

AsEcooTR OF QUEEN VrcroRIA.-Mr
s. Y. d. Morse relates in the Journal of
Commerce this Characteristic anecdote Of
Qsoen Victoria Of Englaad:
| was IN Luadon in 1898. and was
present with my exc4ilent friend, the late
uhu,Ies r Leslie, X. A., At the imposing
ceremonies OF the corona ion ofthe Qaeen
ia Nss,minrter Abbey. lie then rvssted
ii me lhe following incident, which, I
think, may truly be said To have b-cn the
tirs. act OF her reign When har prede.
ocssor. William w., died. messengrr
was Immediately dispatched by his Qtcer
(then become. by his death, Queen Dswa-
ger, 10 Victoria, apprising her Of the
event. She Immediately called tor paper,
AMI indited letter Of coincidence to the
widow r .ding il. she directed il ..Ta
tho Qleen of England" Her maid oil
Fhonor in attend nee, noiicisa thesinscrip.
tion, said Your Mujeay. you are the
Queen of England" aYrs," she fepliod,
.sput the widowed Qie is not TO be re
mia ded If shat fact fist by me-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22


Es,aRasMEsr or SnARp's RIFLE FAC
TORY Snaps Rifle Factor, is TO be en-
Iarged again. after repeated ealargemeuls
by the building Of sing, ru nning west
from The main building, els feet lung, ID
wide, and three stories high exclusive oi
attic and baseme nj --eq lal to five stories
Ia all. the building is TO be tiled with
machinery for manufacturing Sharp'- n.
ilss aud carbines. driven by . new beam
engine Of l50 horse power
Alb nut 45j men are now employed o,
Sharp's Rife tacto y, bssile lO men ani
80 yi,ls at tseir c,r,ridge sorks. The
company is exclusively eng aged IN the
manufacture OF Sharp carb. hes, and the
| woiksate run nipat und day, turning out
labov, coo w.ape,.s er week. During the
year past the company i'ass shipped about
ltOU psr Wssk. .-[ AArefoxl Press.
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SICK IOWA SULDuEWS.

List II sics lows soidisrs sfrtyed At rson Par
rasks Hospital ST Lnis Mo per Ho spttsl steamers
Jsnussya d Eenneu JIae nth ,ses Furnished b,
Tha. ". J. Long losA st.ts SaaaIasg Assn, ST. Loai
IN
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DROvoST MARSHAL GENERALS


WAsrfHaros, d. c., Nay 22i. 1863.
All who desire to ioIn any payiieal@s regiment
of Cavalry nov Ia the Geld hsrsny hor
th@ese st time during the thirty
Board OF Enrnliniett in their respecits
Dis victs Tne ftostd ara II ,rsntine them. snd de
min upon their nness fnr the service. and iftouad
be It, the Provost marsha otihe District .b- give
IN ion ffck The al hendea
at the a ovast Marsh General OF the ktste. A.
they present Themselves ut the general ksn-
dcsss.u they shSil be duly mustered by mu.tsvpg
.td discussing officer, AID paid bs han The bounty al
iow ett by :zw. JAMkS h. FRY,
jeb~a3w Provost Mar hal
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Tnc fbliawing extract rom a letter OF
a Lucas coan,y, Obie, soldi,r 20 friend,
ii n tair inuicaiion OF she fee ling ia iht
army in regard to the Peace party aud It's
legdsrs:
Vsliandighsm, 1T seems. has hnslly
been disposed OF. lie made h's trip
through our rrmy By night, fearing thar
he would be too con .piruous y object tnr
the .i,lue eoas' during tho day. He
did net mistake Il Q feeling oi the sol
d,crs with regard to his case at 81, for
cauid they have got hold OF hiH,, he GER
ta'uly would not be in the 30 called
Southern Coufederacy To day. but in
another Confcueracy, where he prope,l.
aud deservedly should be, as well as al
the sneaking, cowardly seoundreis wh'
.aympathizs rth linn, Ii il bis teaching
and inf renee, and those of his associates
that have erested sueh a strong opposi-
tion against the Administrator and al
its measures, not oily in OE.o. but ii
4 other Slates.
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REFERENCES,

--------4.-.-- kEPERRSCks. -----------
no :, kdw. Bates, Alto nes Gen, Washington ID. G.
Hon. Aoetgo Issl BAR, Postmaster tea :"
NJ N. Bro~n, senior Ray master AT 81 Louis
M Smtth. Pay master Tor bssch'd S0i.,ers,
VI 4jor I. r. 4. johnson, Pay ymsstertor Missouri
U. q. Hale Eco. Cashier stais B.Ik, KeokuA Iowa.
Hon. N. d BAKER, A jaiant GsIerHi le~a.
John otsy, I-q., haLkee, es Jos ph. sio.
Mershan~, Uaussi Co, Springfield and kolla, 10
Msssfs. ssIsgns ssnte h Co.. Bssian.
sara Clark, Daigs 20 New YORK.
ssOn. y. ftliey ,et. Luufs
Mrssrs- Psrsridxs a Co.. NJ. Leuh.
A~ssrs. eouiero, 4 Aentsa, -
Msrsvs o q. uasis = Co
L. ". Hoas. Esq., Naudattn, Ills.
GAe. w. Pace, ESQ, sIsml Ills. maygdly
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.,ae New York S xth regiment
~ W.lson's Z,usscs--tLat arrived
~ yesterday IN the tahawba, caiAe
aIFx one Vi the most ordsily REGIMENTS
laat have returned .roln The war ltwAs
4 larIel, recr4lssL from uus ulHr eie4enis
OF New iurk sucscty, aad az hrst bore q
! hard lAme.
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rF Tho London Curt journal s'ys
y .'Couteds n,e Envoy q, eAfss that
fso,n AZ the war Is ovcf over with sue
less 10 the Confederate cause--a nobility
sA.sissing of Duke, Alarqu,s. hArl. s's.
t. and Lord, With Baronet aud
.ht eonplsts, u to b fetnsd. \
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sar Mahony aud other syn pr thizers
have expressed the opirion that the C.n-
stiiuiion of the Southern c ,nfedsracy Is
preferable TO that Of the United States.
The foiiowing brief item from the Rich
moni Wing indicates the process Of car.
birary arrcsts" under the Confederate
Constitution
John A Hannah, Presly A. Howard
and L. Duiley Ne.on. arrested at Mount
Sterling, KY. tor uttrring reasonable
language. arrived here yesfc rday. ant
were placed in Castle Tnunder TO awai
t,,al
The provisions of the Consultation o
the Confederate States are identicsi wts
those Of the Constitution oi Che unit.
States so far as this matter is concerned
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LAVENDER &c ROWSE

VIII give the,r sttenten TO thr Collection OF Bach
Pa, Bount anl Ill other prmaAds sxmiust ths
SoverBmsut. Pensions obtained Govsfn-
naDt vouchers bourht. so'd VI col eteJ.
Informal Vouchers prepared for
payment