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aEs 10 eenst9u encc OF disps:ehes irn
rHssSosEh. .hewisr an at1anec ;hsfo II stssc ne.
SthnJjtase9 r. on tse J:nspest q Al sat!alo3ai tsI
nag 70 sales fcIostcd ts-daY hslaers - -rners
asisk Frsl..pE T. aaMa auots:A'ns. Ts tht-n1srn
GItnte II entirely nsruiaa1 Al 1oIlsws:
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a. Cenat!ea-s II:
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Ssusfa. Hesrshafa~ Dtszsss ~ u
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Of fh,hnrsiame1s; NJ s,ss s:ak:nx = Fnsfestsr sE,s
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FF1t ent 10 reheA Sugar. fte.h .nnniin. 0aFt
Eiy ax SbIat1ru frr n. ,n- upTisea N which /
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posted Change, 10 s54E. Itls il 1878 LOGS than
Ners fseeved Issa week. xnd l1to pso:e Tran
eoired eu'srE Tic corresponding seck Of last yesr.
The Gay receipts At The rarious yasts compare a.
follower, ~
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T3iPROVED- SHEEP.1:a1a!!6s

= twenty oas 5oans eses&aE tstE & - -
sSsts sSsss PS~s lx.<saiss saf 8 11,N.9o H : 9
Prince nf Ralsa, siIe7; IL. ny Ttst!. VI 7sSN
stu unsoA u anmsn.t esxEoe. e - ns1kT - q
|, can ssnd 6ftsfn dppsfe 6oe fA1A ssese E44S1N
tha sheep Htn Dc watl bdzt6 tafs:st9igg gSxx;:E
thaaanssss s----.s1, er4 dsl7srEa q -. 3ftsF
sitr !,trtes - In -s=tS-.1 e 2 FL,
H<ot~ asre :.-tI so s%s4-7e-..; seS.ssss4, -
tekksaEr rsd-Nw ~ {t:ysA F1E>
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collar iaot:: 1aset Esio sooa a.aa
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:, III NEIK-The T1rts are tolerant sstirS94ii
Ue5S r. ta otsa 70 iErshsz arriva or earspet ~
lA!1ts tlrcG 1f:t tG1y. 80, -,
IEe lh4toxinx arr TIE ward prices: As.A
1txsEeIss5st t1rs:. ~ IA tatuu D.
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a:Err fTIer~ TrcSaH A--- ."+~.s->s-.. xsNsa
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Eswe3 sh3Slr-, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1Is-.-.
nan 60 s.lt,Sler. No Observation-Disclosures. Ii:s':'
n.1::;,T nlns:: ,sSsia;
!; I; =, l4n<r7 q
NJ IYor A+7-ao 1anted denAnt a.ad ARA.
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~ ne i on!L tettous tsep.l,y about r,sc, 49,.
u aaag So9!a 10 learned s4s sIbe dnath ~ "ey- Ws
iHHMa Su1liSan, employed on lhe h"n.e ~ G.I ko.
sSpess ss1stp " " tecn % 60 on bosFd ina fsa
l.. III f. btea e aaasa nea 9ssn = ssfeIra1. b.
hayo N n4ped II. TIE 0s1a.xs IT, S.ia, as mnst
;knoT . eohcstnIng the unfortnnstc ss - s ~
ne Foauon WA On bos5d the baF1s. "''
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IL r.i.,. ?. ~ Ae:t., nf1s Bsei. ta5 81 LII.
s4s Aa1 TIC seudsery rathsr 3Swrwn1s ssiate
afr placing csmplr.tIvsiy nItIe IN DC
ALpEts5ae euot4ttnH. :" "elSA~s"
1sass Hass P'nKoSa ,temant: Coed t.oantry .new
hnvtt1, ~@'5 $'sse - At-@ar without !.
f,Ei4E NKsA Fuxx-DeaAad iessa rtt,, .,i
aSsse nrsti asd nsna!.al Al ~: 75Sit,oq
ESTtlsa Mitrs- tten1xnd light Sales ta-dsv,on
Rvs San+s ftA-- AAAA1-a At aLe. ia w
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ILLINOIS -CENTRAIis.lR!
i ROAD cDAPASy;0xszxAL TEksss9 n 4 4
=. -. Il. ~ ss!seae 4ai
NOTICE sTQ*SHfFPERss

= * -s'r = y . y MI ? 9*tk =
5aske; ~, !,
20 FsrJxnt xtYt be recr3ve6 at ~ TEL 4A.@s q
ns1s Central HalltoAd fpr 4hltm&EEu48 ~
ta Genera! Merchandise. ~dtch VIII -
ttfWetds*s - Il rsa.1. . :. pozr: f,its,ii1
ces.ftV,-ti :1:is.,- ~~s4 CO. fzas.:-
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'.7''.'s@s *sat a.srT .H5 I'm 7Irst
,he ~ s:ErF fe-t'E wns moist anc very lIA.crce.
hi!cs Ard Al sut-ot4lovr ha,,u... ~. I.'.,
dragging N"' A'Aa
Ihs nte!sts G: IIo,s .o.:,y rrsc II. ~, .,rr .,,
s.So c:.ssttl. The receipt. trr;n- 1ae n.cs~u,
w:rt. :. rot':l daily o. '-hs,r. w.. -. ~, -
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~ -,l, STtIlf1". III Hl I. ;
fin,s ~ TfrYnnse fsrsansesy ptsEsnt YELL0N; Yrsn

Es Ut. ~. 1hty eoItsia
ne ALCOHOL OR Rad nBa sr?<
IntJ WILL CCEE The snox-. J,..,....s 4a1A
enses oct sf i kEnifrd. @'& u ~
30 ysx vsat something ID sts.fass. Il IL; III; /
70 yea vaas i Gosd Appetizer "a +:
70 5eE "aa. u Build n2 rcas oas,,t,x...L
- {ps want 70 @eel Welt
70 yen Va7f te get nd Of Hes, ;tGs ;puG.zf
% ssu waHs RaEg7t ~ = @.Sss
~ y1 =Aat to Sleep Well I,;,.:; =: a.*<
~ eu Want q Bzlsk aad Visu1uaa =, T. Il
u 1cU d.. use KooFt AKps GFRvAVTf
rn7or- =, = -
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r.. y @.15 AMI tsaa, III. Mins b. IL a.
!, oEs ~ =: Md f3.tN dividing on 10 81,
! ~ at ]. s. = arr -. q t,lia; an m s..
nss ,ss - I'll nnI -. 4!rtdtnI pn 81 81.
,ssat - e 3 3 nAc -. Ixid.nx ou 20 rs.
3ss kt 45.N anS -. ii = Liz ,n ii
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TiK pA.fAGE TO i1yrs

e,,nn,n,s esIi,nsfs. At $4,000, The ;irc maxim.
Christopher, Charles. n,ot. al, rerry wv. ~
= lsFse amount of Ia, 1,ss lyia: a{nnr I H.
Ihers u ths t!haa, taking fire, anu rans|n- !
usnse aeat sud tuaokc lhx. i,npcJel IL. a.
DOTS OF Me ffeE1cu, aad allowed tue +, AM "a
has c5en. PROGRESS. Tls l.iers >, Ii q: :cloeS
ing sas stlll k.sp,ry the aremen i.n". n,.' ou'h'
, 1863-12-13

% board tAe auhboatA ct tbs NlAasts4t Me&
soh. Ihere 70 no marching III shis bGte9 ~
nuI QEE TEAI 10 te1ye. Apply u Q.3 4ssssfi
1e1voca5 Dhljehb Block. rofbsFt MeEta: ~
,Not:h Maaak.sts-.{ups. s.asts.} =. JOIN p.N41z
det3 sH1 est sS.sEsst assasEE
, 1863-12-13

nve- -. ts.tsH3 ~ IAH A9t TnIgt ftrrJntx .rnrW
ssssa *a Il, L. qass,
py; r5es rule steady a preeeJtss up
- s.sd NATE. as sg1s vss1 ~ as9SRy 9oe aa.as "a
asS ~ agd 1.rre5 Hkx1isos sre III Is IN, ssn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18

conceived most offensive to American
ideas. Read it:
After destroying the Legislative and ju-
dicisl brsnches OF the General Govern.
ment and going through the empty form
OF legislation to invest the President with
40 irresponsible power unknown even ip
Russia, the Administrator. have. in yio-
iation OF the Constitution, COMMENCED
the work Of disintegn,ion Of the States.
And again; q h
Whilst this action OF the President IL
monstrous, and challenges bis iupeach
ment by the next Congress, even worse.
is the atteapt to subvert our whole theory
Of government bv the fanatics and bluu
derers who held equal swsy with the
Prcsident. Elevating himself above the
Consultation, Mr.. Lincoln and tho re-
publican party hesitate sothing to usarp
the sothority with which they govern the
people Of tbs country.
Now. Whist weight 10 the denunoistions
Of such an infamous renegade from hi,
party, his country, and his God entitled
to, In oppesition to the patriotic support
OF such tried democrats as Dickinson
Dix, Todd, Wright, Joe Holt, Andy John.
son, Halleck. Hooker. Burnside, Grant
and hosts Of brave and tried democrats ir
the field and at home!
This propagandist of treason should b
suppressed Il 10 IN intoicrxtfe uutrup,
upon our soldiers 10 the field 1, sutfe,
traitorous scoundrel to justify rebellion
aud stimulate armed resistance to thu
Government, while they ara perilins
everything to put down the rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18

CRY DiRKcroRY.-Opr city reaiela Z
will be pleased 10 learn that We arc "a
have new CITY Directory. got uHby q
couple Of gentlemen who have larGe <,
perisnce in the business u publishing
directories. Nessrs. Campbell 4 Richard
son, Of Indianapolis, publishers o: city
county, and railroad directories, have sl
ready commenced canvassing the city
and will prosecute their enterprise will
oil possible expedition, having due re
garl for accuracy, until the work is rea1,
for the p,sss. As il has been nearly for
years since the last directory vas pub
l.hcd, new one is much needed. and j
l. b ped that cur citisens will affor'
s-sy pr, o'ieabls facility 70 render Ii
canvass . perfect As possible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18

VALLAKbIoHAM IN FOR TIT will be
seen that Judge Levitt, of the Distrie,
Court Of the United S,ates. has refused Il
release vallandigham BY writ Of IIabsa,
Corpus. This isaa important decision
aud one over which the loyal people O
the land will rsjoice exceedingly. I, j.
now clear that I'll three departments o
the Goverameat, Exscniisa. Legislative
aud Judicial are united 10 lesding tn
sanction of their authority and their Of
forts to putting down this reteIliSn,, AM
pa,t;ng stop 70 the aid and comtor
rcpdesad 70 ssAitoss IN arms By Nofthst'
.ynpA,his ss on the stuup and through
D. annnaa $50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18

RI The editorial in reference to the
conduct Of Dean 'ani other copperhcads
vas prepared for s S.turday's paper before
Deans arrival 10 the city but Was defer
red on account Of The excitement then
prevailing. Dsan.is pow in the hands o
tie proper authorities, who will doubles,
end ample evidence to justify them In
giving him . pass to Dixie along with
Vallandixham.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18


ExpLAxAToRY.--A friend OF Judge
Clsgett requests ~ in bis behalf 70 say
shst Dean was not putting up At his house
at the time Of his arrest by tie soldiers.
He hsd put up at the hottl. aud subse.
qusntiy called at .Ls Judges residence
where he was found In fifteen minutes
afterwards.
The Judge protests thai he doeS not en-
dorss Dean, hor approve his sentimsnts
or his course, nor does he wish the put.
lie 10 regard him in any sense spsck
friend OF his.
Ws make this statement In justice "a
the Judge and because it might bc in.
ferred from our notice Of Dean arrest .,
Ciagett's that he was harboriog him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18


CrRs CoaHfsroxpxxcy.-- The Chicago
Tribune gives the following sample OF :
spirited correspondence, carried on BY
telegraph between Hsl'eck snd Hooker.
HALLkcx TO HooGss, MAY lsr ~
Make no Iurtber movcaeni until you re
port your situation. What are ron do
iag HALLscx.'
ilooKEx TO HALIxcx, Immediate an
swsr. --'i am mindiug my own business
UooE1R"
HALLacE TO HooxEa, SrxDAr. Mar s
Had not you better return to your Ole
position HALLrcx."
HopxrR 70 HALLEcK, Immediate an
aver (-"Had uos you better let nae alone
HOOKER"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18

PERSONAL Our worthy Provost Mar,
shal. j. NJ. Hiatt, returned Saturday from
Washinyso City, whittier be wss sum
moned fortnight ago by the Secretary
Of War. His authority 10 confirmed and
his jurisdiction @x ended into Illinois,
and brings similar instructions to tho~s
In force in Missouri aud Ohio, under
which copperhests have been srres,ed
and sent u Dixie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18

BASKixo AID ExcnAxoE.--Ws oll at
tsutiou to the card Of II. X. Love d. o..
This house issdoine = satisfactory bask
ing and exchange business for large
portion Of dspositors aud customers, 10
the city. ~ well ss 10 the interior of the
sun. The business is now carried on
by Mr.. Ii. X. Love. under the above
sr le, Judge Love and Mr.. vermilKon
having retired from tie concern some
time ago
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18

n Nr E +. r. Will..mson, Who !, / i
alleged 10 hays been Secretary 10 James
n. Mason. Confederate Csmmissioner T.
england, was arrcsted u ls1itimors on
Saturday, SPIN tlss ohssgs u having n.
es&tly VINE iron lhs Ssalh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18

List 81 l0wa nOldt~ys ~ no have dseA
tn Dsssptsats ~ ~. Lsuts, mo-, 1rsns
Nay LES - Nay i2sh, ISG2.
Rarpish-d by Tb.s ". Losg, (of Iowa. State SAM
txry AGsDt ter st l.ouis and vieinil,.l
hsy !. Job R44issn. Gu %. Etb, vssis ..
thss tisg~s go l, - h. eisr. ben.
10. kspss, g, O. - n, chronie diarrhea.
70, &c ooavlns. s, A. 2s.h - "a
:" IL Ssn Gray, CO l. 10 b.
. H. Rsse G 1Slh
- Il. AK Asbstt. Gu n, 5stt. typhoId fever.
II BsnvS q tisthsrs,, eo Y, ,, at, evssamps len.
tf p&n'l sAi~orth, o. u, sAii, ch, oae dissrhss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18

Tar WxAR AND TEAR o. SERvlCE.
The I'D Penney ylvanM .oion,cers lefi
their homes nine month"; age l,Ss'v strong
and returned on Monday only 800. Ths
l24th New York, that left Goshen ias,
fail with ,OOU msn. went inlo the oaa,
palgn 56J strong. and only 3vO game out
A. hid~aa n.4meat :, Wssasire ~ ID,
only 2UO left VI the original ,OA6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18

~ The Lebanon (Ohic) Citizen says
that Gen. Robert &. Schenck will resign
ii. seat in the Thrty-eighth Congress,
and that Col. Charles Anderson will prob
ably be nominated for his snccessor.-- -
fhu, II will be semembs bssed, IL the new
Valisndigham district II is also whis.
psred that Mr.. KlltGeisch, melsber cleo,
fronahe Third drstricr, IN New York
contemplstes the Resignation af his seat
and that Mr.. Henry G. Murphy, nov
"uhion' Stale Senator, will be chosen BIZ
successor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18
FAMILY DYE COLoRS,

FAMILY DYE COI.ORS,
por dyenx silk, woolen and Mised Goods. shswis.
scari. be..es. Ribbons. Gloves, Bonneis, Hats
Frsthers. Kid flssrs, ChdrsL,s Olo hing, aad ali
ainds Of Wesrisg Apparel, win perfeet las, colon
A SAVING or 90 PEE CENT.
ihese Dyes are NJ rcd In ihA fSss sf Pess+-s-esa-
tratvd thorou gay <s Cd ssd pvt no In meat
psekhges tor twenty y-nse cents you can color "a
msny goods - sosia ufhsswtre c, & Avs times tina
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Dyes -ith perfect ssccsss. Directions inside .hs
A.uafstsured ~ aovR STEVENS. eco Broad
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For sAieyn keokuk BY
| A. J. WILKINSON.
| may is-d3m ~ Main Street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18
DiAsyai,y IN Philadelphia |.

The Philadelphia North America. one
of the must reliable journals Of tits coup.
try, says that at . public meeting of the
Coppcrhesds Of that city, Oh Saturday
evening last, which meeting vas address
ed by Mr.. Wal, not 10 Z si"ce under al
rest and in prison for Reasonable prac-
tees, cheers for JEFF. Davis. vaIiandig-
ham and Mcclellan were the order Of tho
evening Says the North Amrriran:
At the hour Of commencing Their pro-
cesd,ngs on Saturday n,shs, u crowd u
citizens gathered outside. The crowd
cheers we're heard from the inside for his
Exceliency, Jefferson Ds.is, when visipie
agitation moved the crowd NJ rt act
vas committed, but cheers went mp from
the multitude outside for Gen. Hooker,
for the Army Of the Rappahsnhock. H.,
and - nine cheers inside we're ordered
for JEFF. Davis. tbs shouts Tor Hooker
zen, ur in volume that drowned the in
side noise. Again cheers were given in
side for South Caro- ira, and outside they
made the air ring With e1o.ns for the Cop
| p :rhsads.
The hall Was well filled at eight O'Clock
when Mr.. Wall rose to del Yer his sd
dress. Hew received with loud ehsers
which were succeeded BY cheers for Val
landig hsm aud groans for President Lin.
coln. Betore Mr.. Wall had been speak
ing three minutes, the crowd outside
rs,sed . mighty cheer tor the Union
This senlimen, exasperated those inside,
aud in twinkiiug iwOlhirds VI Mr.
Walls hearers were iu the street.. A
strange psilor secmsd " con,e over th,
countenance Of those who remained, aut
after . shurt consultation, depu,aliol
uas sent to request the services u 10y
a man, Samuel G. Rugsl,s. Chief OF Po
ice, TO enshIe them u continue thei
vituperation Of loyal cit1ens. Afte
some time Mr.. Wall proceeded, and til,
speech was got through with without in
cldent, except tha, OF cheers being give'
for JEFF. Davis, vallandingham aud Nc
Clelian, these being coupled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18

Ey Yesterday was one Of those days
which eJbody sdmires. Clear. cool
aud pleasant; a genuine Asy-dAy. Dur
ing the past few days the weather has
been more like July than Nay in its TEN.
p~raturc. the sun reminding US very foro
IDLY Of these days when the Dog stal
RACES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18

Dys coLoxs. - In oar columns to-day
will b. found the advertisement Of this
economical article, BY which each family
can cclor their tsbrics at comparatively
little expense and trouble. Any color de-.
sired can be procured 1t the Drug House
of A. j. Wilkinson, No "a Maiu street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18

DosT. T.oHPICE DIRECTORY,

r. The steamer Kate cassel, Capt.
i. w. Davis. is the morning packet for
Davenpor, and Rock I,land, and interue-
date points. Leaves Fort Madison on
the arrival OF the cars from Keokuk. dtf
To PsIrrEns.-A supply Of Wade's
fac eolored and black inks jsss received
and will be furnished BY application at
this once, .. nsnuf.ot urer's prices.
Lo THE Poos IxDrAx.-The Canada
pissed down the river yesterday with two
b,rges in tow loaded with Indians. They
were q squslid and ~retchsd lcok ing set
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18

New ADVERTISEMENTS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-18
r IST OF CoLoRS.

TPspeeisl attention paid 10 coliseiians, aaA zen
tanrs pssmpiiy made. matfk Z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-28

foreigners, particularly Englishmen, were
seen in the streets. The rebels still la
mented the death Of Jackson. They in
sisted that Lee was the greatest Of living
generals, and spoke highly Of their conf
dence in Johnston.
The feud between Bragg and Breckin-
ridge is still progressing. but seemed to eI-
cite little attention. No complaints were
made against the CONSUMPTION Law, and all
spoke as if every man in the country re-
garded himself IS a soldier. Virtually,
however, the CONSUMPTION law is done
with, as it has already drawn into the
army their whole availsble strength. The
hope of foreign recognition seems aban.
doned, but ell parties were confident Of
final success. They were wonderfully ju-
bfiant over Charlottesville, and had no
fear for future movements IN the Kappa
hammock. I'D d
WThe correspondents addressed numer-
GUS notes jointly to the rebel authorities
TO secure their release; but for some rea-
son unknown to any of them, the rebels
released the Worlds correspondent. They
retained those of the Tribune. They would
give no explanation of their conduct. II
IS believed however, that they will be
speedily released"