davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-28

The TRuTH FITLr spokES-We make
the following extract from a letter re-
ceived yesterday from an old subscriber,
whose ,iue had expired few days ago,
enclosing money to renew his subscrip-
ton to the GArg CRY:
"S,mething has been the matter with
me since the l4th. AMI my folks think il
is the want of the GArK CRY, aud nj
though | have stolen the news firm my
neishbor's paper. | think j. lseks copy
of my opn, for my family TO read, to Via / |
me as completely happy as pstno'
ought to be over the glorious news frou
Chattanooga on this blessed Tnsnk-giv-
ing day. Fur the Union, B."
We wish the conscience of hundred.
and thousands Of others would trouble
them in The same way. until they made a
similsr ackuow e1gmen,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-28

GoLD.-Gold has taken another tumble
and was selling Sl45 in New York yes
terday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-28

WoNDKRruL.-Well. we'll, wonders will
never cease - twenty four hours have
elapsed-the world is supposed to have
made one revolution upon its axis, but
this is lot the only wonder that We have
knowledge of in that time. We were at
the Atheneum last evening and witnessed,
OF rather listened, to the spiritual mani
iestatioas of the Davenport Boys, aud
thought
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-28
ClNGING SCHOOL.

There will be . singing School open at burrovs
uas, On corner OF 9Th and Main rtrvets Kovkos, ou
FRIuAY N.ysD ber the 9Th All are f4yttd 10 Al
txed CHESTER HUNT,
uos93 d T-aebcr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-28

- Thirty editors snd printers we're
among the killed and wounded at Chicta.
nssga.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-28

AMUSING AsKcporE.-Daniel Webster
had sn anecdo,e of old Father Serl, the
minister Of his boyhood, which is too
good to be lost. Il was custom sry then
to wesr buckskin breeches in sold wealth
er. One Sunday morning in autumn,
Father Serl brought down his breerhes
from the garrett, but the wasps had ia
ken possession during the ssmmer, and
were having nice time Of it. By dint
of great effort he got the intruders out,
and dressed for meeting, bnt while read
ing the scriptures to the congregation. be
felt . dagger from one of the enrsged
small Wasted fellows. and began jumping
around the pulpit, sIapping his thigh>.-
The more he slapped and danced the more
they stung The people thought hr was
crazy, but he explained the matter by
saying:
"Brethren, tie word Of the Lord is 10
my mouth, but the devil is in my breech-
es"
Webster always told this with great
glee to the ministers"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-28

NoNDEscRIrr.-An nondescript looking
craft passed down the river yesterday. II
was hailed by boatmen on the levee and
ordered to ..heave to" The men COM
manding it, however, appeared to know
their "bia," and passed -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-28

~ The mortality Of New Yo,k is in-
creasing- ass deathslast week, which \
% ever the average.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-28
Ntw ADVERTISEMENTS.
IST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the Post Once at Keok III on the nth
OF Nevember, 1863.
fF Persons calling for any or the following let
fers must say, 'ApvsRrfsxp.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-28
Can such hing he,

Aud overcome as like summer cloud
Without or SPECIAL ier -
! "By the way we believe we won't
tell what ws heard, but if any person
wants to know as much about it as we do,
land more, too" let him 60 aud see for
himself, we are satisGed-'aut eed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-28

~ The following hit at Southern
contractors, 10 the Chattanooga Rebel,
will answer for more Northern latitcdes :
To rub the country t~o contractors come
oae cheats in Gin the other chea's in rum.
Which is the sre,ter, if,ou can erpsin,
A rceue In spirit, or = thtf in grain?
The KESosHA RAILRoAD.-Theh heno-
sha, Rockford & Rock Island Railroad is
advertised for sale on trust deed. Ii is
thought that the Galens comnsny will
purcl sse and discontinue it, Sycamore
frue Republican. M
THE YANKEE DkBr The papers
down in Dixie are deriving great comfort
from the complaints Of the Cnpprrhead
papers about our public debt. The traitor
sheets of the South copy the enormous
falsehoods of their Northern brethren
and encourage laei- readers to persist in
their rebellion t,ll the bankruptcy and
resistance TO the Government predicted
by the Northern press shall occur, and
thus insure tbs Independence Of ths
South.
i -rr---.+--s<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-28

The Keosauqua Republican states
that Gen. Tuttle has not resigned as was
reported.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
@afbtnaton, .. q.

/ Die Stss. 0orssasvn Nbeno wurs
be stn Dunn In beUuBtlelem 3utGnoe tn ceg
z uabs s Str. s~efanOen nnO mad Dem Stds
tipneboule per ptsrten BarO 9tbrapt, wV
man tbm OnGfe ~letllets, Nan fano aeeen
SG6 bet tbm unc cine Rarte Der SIbisr'l& en
0teItaurattOu. purunf man an bort nod tim
erfanetate. 6tsr erfubr man, CT beige Gtcs.
8eraner aus Uoptrn, OnrA Die 8smibua
aen Der 8Ciistfsn nnb Dec 81. Mos tt er
be,eitS auf Der 8sfsrun9.
t BrG9elet. - Mm SamitaS batten
Oberlt WourOe nab Nlator De @e9ltsr In
Camp 8atrp einen fletnen freunO(Aoft[tdsn
Strstt, w:IAer NIT etnelp ener9tlGsn @sbrna-
Me Der Neitpstti@e enDi9tc. Ote n6teren UNI
ftaupe ltnp 70 mpRertSler Natnr. Ooe rptt tie
lteber untsrovGden woIsa, Sur fOUteI DOllsn
Wtr lagsu, OoB Der Serr WiaiOr Uerbattef TT.
@3tGgeret.- 8sttr 0atller Bertstb
eUresQern NbenD NIT spet Ns9ern tn Ger Ars
bettsshoQe ga Marplano 9lpenue in @trett,
aDCbet ar Don BEN Gtnen NIT etnem Gtsboe.n
DOR Die 8ruf geliogen muvoe. @ttaer uuo
fetue Treuu0s feleu nun u6er tbn bel, sr rtB
it'd isDO4 los unO feuerte 5wei @itOisnI6tds
auf fe ab, Obne tsr0A gu trsRen. Der 2tdler
enlfIQt unD trarb mid! nebr geieGea,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12

Wrs GGG,bstb; Mal,m4n, Mlrp; 6tpp,
9ena (; @ttIe Mrs Dantei 5wiser, Matp
u; S'au ftlOsr. Mrs 30 q; challenger,
SIRE @a⪙ 0tIanD, 6 ,tbarine; Betsuer.
Sbrtlttne; Dclfencea, Glilabetb 3tnsltaS
0cltebta.
9ertenltEe.
NoIer, s 81; @Oler, 81; 8shtel. s SO /;
Serger, NitGael Oliger, S u; Gdt 1rt. s
y; Tenerlet@t, Str; Irettaa, o; 6raue,
Stunt. .; 0oener, G6rtttan ; @runORrOm.
@barIes; @ttnDssastmer, Sol; 6cmburssr.
U o.; 5ennerDtneer, Sobn 6; 6ere. s;
9ol'eaus. 8 6; Sabsnber9er 8; Rnapp
Sobn ; Gig. @cnrd0, Sips. 76euOor; 9aua
M.N"el ; eOentann. 8; 9uOuig, 8 s; Man'
O%elbaunt, 3; WusNaner, Sobn; Nu6toum,
s; Oosnbetmer, 6; Sifnser. @61tl,s; pfets
fer, W Vsters. s; W.tsrs, GbrtRtau o !;
Dlab, So|spb; &etnbarot. @6arles Rsidsn@
ksrser. Solspb; Sitter. Geo Us; RO1tnbera.
.; No0nSer, U; ROlenRod, 6; Rune, Sobu;
SdufnoGer. u; Sdmtot, Sears; Shmtot.
Geo; S@nnb, 5snrp; gdlu6ner, G 6
Start, Jcbr ; Waener, Charles u /; Wtnoe7,
fcrff, &; WolL 9.
e Oanler. 0eD q; GGerbtd Cast st q Sus
bfnIad, Grnf; 6abereltd .; 6apn Ittd, CAPT
{ Wt So. CAPT S Us; &ept!nser, SObn ;
ut e'n. Mbr Waua. 0etsr; &tesel, GoStb 4;
Sfahe, 2tent @hae S; 0oIbetmsr, 8.
Sta6tratb.
GrRer 3wetg - Somes &ernou unb
Gen Orten leItea aeeen BITE Grtpeiteruu9 BON
5o0toGsaraBe DrOtsff elm. usberpielen Die
patrtcttIAen Beidlhfie bee aretten :3veiaee,
oera @'eneralmuior 9@erd flu 5esne Nsrwul.
tun9 bes m~ttGIeren Departements oen Doue
Der Stoot a6iuitatteTi, tuurOeu nit etnem Ga
Iobe etnlitrmtg anqemUmmen. - W1dn faBts
zen BeAluE, caS Gomtte i.6er Oeee unb
Sgftttel 3u tnitruiren. sOrn Rrte4emim;Ferlum
Aufi0luB Gber Die 0ucta Der Stoot etnvtbo
len. - Orr Nntrag. in 6~oQtneRro6e ein
''emsS Warftbame 3n srrinten, tcurce anee.
noH1n1eu.
3wetter 5 u eie.-gtaantroA. $500
att Nnebfisrug zee Sp~ringbrunnsn8 mnr
o 'rtens tn GalvsvtEts. 3H bPfututeem, iUurbr
aaaenomuIeg1. Der 8ei&lus css erft n
3uet9s9, Dos gOu'ite i6sr Deae rnb Whttd
EoGe pcsH Rrtegsmint2ertuns bte 6upta Der
Stact sinbolen, tunroe bslaattst.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
Office ber @OmmiHire il6er Stro0om
Ceffn

BdIttM Ote, 10. Mug 1888.
Dte Gosatitfi6re itter Defining bon Strafen eeben btevnntt
@ahrtGt rae fe benz Stactreetfratc etnen 8ert@t Iber
SGGeen, 9cfen wnS Gevtbetle Der GrSfinwns BON Gunter,
Ianrhr. SpdHen @enniplra Ia Noe. uub @ItnOre +, Sul 9ra
un9n ~bersebea batea. une BAG be Ibi6asuns tetee Seiten
4oenEt mad @tln'crefr erbfnst werben- ioG. tGsI tetbe
Settcn = n Der etnte Der GunterLGneNrase bis Bal more.
frGBe.
Ste eeben btertnit ~tsetere Ro4ridt, bds lie ana GamfG >,
ben Is AueuR. Wforgens IL UT. In Der GtdbtbaQe f6 Ger.
idn1nteln S1erben. tint ale Die eerlniebenen Ercaeu, roeLGe In
~beiaetern BcrtGte teruhrt rureen, npGmIls Iur@sueebeu,
ipoGe9e iebt @ericn oOer Seriunen, rel&e it'd, eabet tRterero
trt ~eI1Iben, Gtnceutuneen ertebea s5nRen.
Arf 8efebi
9, &. DawVu,
(Tt Sal GIerf Der GnnrntGGre.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12

g(d@EtGfs

Seit& Mt ere, II. Sui 1888.
8endB eer Sroin0ns BEG 8irgermeiferS duo GtGtts
raIbs 20 SGltlu ore, ke5iSli9 Des SertaIfS ben @igens
tbum fit ~nnbe5obtte @e'ane BEL ueuerDffneten 5troBen
w'rO biermit fA9rl3t 9ese6, n ben GisentbHmcrn nadp-
bcna nter @lnnofiiGe, ME lie aaf benz CLAN Dor N3nls
nut 9nsp a~n9e9eten ftno fGHnt ben Darluf blftent en-
@ebiibren, baB tpenn oicfe ali ober orr oeua IL. Iugufs
1868 nif,t be5ablt tpDrOen fno, ib beia9te @rurDrt6e
an ieneu Gag, Wtittass ua 13 Il r, in Der Dler9onts
GrHdnSe an ben OtelitGletenben S~erftegerm we,be.
Die 9 tdl,isbeoinsnnSen ftnb oerart, Dos bee 3Gufer
rem &itp Collector inne,bnlb "a Stunoen ben 9stas bee
earGuf baitsuDei IiiellulentS uub fncoften gu ~besablen
bat -- Der Gfeft Ter 4aufiunln1e Serbleibt auf @retit Guf
smei Sabre uno eir,n Gag Dom 8erfauistase an geteGnet
NIB iiHD 10 sefoGfte @runotade allen iegf horouf bIf cts
BEN ooer i'll 3nfanit bdrauf seIe8ten 6 cuern eeS etGates
MarpIanD uub ber Siabt baltimore unterprrfen.
rot yto. 35-Dtarp U. ytc6ee. SILL
Got $40. 86 S&ruentan :. ........ 1881
Got Jio. 44-Sobn &oct.. 1851
Nu9uffuS ~. %rICs.
Q2ial10uIiuult) gtoot>@Onettcr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
u. @tipelterMna Der MrAftr

Sefnu09 u. Gttpetternuo Der NreDftr
BON Balttmpres nod ToSyttetr.
Ctr sFestAerS Office,
at ttmSre, s. Suit 1868
DG BITE GrtnrttiGre sur Oeffnune BON Strdsen 4ertGt er.
ftdttet bGben Iter bic etnGue NnSGbe Der @erluft unb 9e,
sptnue sur grreiterune unb Defining TON @r@Rr. ton Bal.
ttmOre- bic 5~oseteRr. 70 ptr6 tierrtt NaGrt6t etoebsn
Sss tsnannteS s%erteaif7nis NIT ben 0asn s~eb5rtsen 3ss&nun.
gen 20 Sase lang tn otefer Office tseeen bIetben, wdnrent
GtntoGn6 ertcsen tseeben fenw.
SSbn u. GtCmbfsn
9lt4u1ulnI Weciarntsr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
Buffer UsrI1m t.

&ufer 0srt1m t.
SO SRGnr; bic etfenaebunrene Mrbett sutoerheben tueT-
ben pellGuBt IN HrutS 8tttsr's gDtrttiGsIt in 9.asttrase
@rH q b IL Hbr te1te f@ bort 81 me!6en. (WfO J
NSpr' ntt,f Cine sefu Dc beuti&e annae wirb ioSrt
~ ""0A" SeIIaHet. MaH rntlee fs III 49, GrrBfE
bel George 8etu. (Mt Gay
0~Sprton.f. 3 ober 4 RGfer una gBbiaffs ga relS 81
>,Nt 5Wti'~ MAIDEN. gabereS 3u e~Sfraaen bet 3.
&pffuann, gO. SO Sc manar (IRsDiNt)
f&S iuH1f . Ct cr6es tIt@er Snabe, !peIber has HGrbter.
" s"ul< " Seibais eriernen MID. gu ms Ieen In s.
GUnr0b's 8arbierIaIpn, 8p. 3 { lib Trseertdur. tWic
Npv o,1nt . 5manSis fsif tee CUTE Irbetter, 1pel&e
0N& WY " NIT Der Scba lei urngehen t6Anen. ftnbea
befaueiee Sei@dltsun8 unD euttn @vbalt, rssnn ie ft f..
leFt raeIeen In GhdpegtS @beF1icnl Wctts, 6sberal Stu, as
5use Der GrCgRr.
tE2pswfI,& surb etn NIT en'eH 6 n pFebIunge n
~@St"'"S perTeEen. ri pptbeter- GehuIfe. 9as Ytlb re III
oct Office ,. 81. (0pSWlol
"a AAAusE r9s a.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
Seraan@f sartD @eSMne
&nMiIs 0efM@f

SROdtim QefM%f.
Gine ptrfefte SGebin tam In g1afbtnsson etnta suten
TlaS uno 1l0 Its Sl2 So n e h0lten. Adbere H~usfunjt
9pn-A
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
Nene Mn5eiaen.
6auptqu artier See Wrof amarTaauS

3 Dthrttt bon W6rpI0nh,
8atttm ore, IL Guest 1881
Us wtre btermtt befobIeu, oab ale parol rte
1staneens.: ots f& sur l3ettta Der Gtabt Baltimore beftnoen
1ne Srne Wde upn EN- Camp parole tn annapolis 6breienb
Enc, tnaer9Glb 4s Stunben OdbtR Sui 1T etren, wtDrtsen aus
ne ar ettrt. mad benz 5Ort @tpenrp sebraGt werben wr fe
oer en S'tessssrt&ts eReGt Wnb alS Delerteure ~bthanoeIt
.s- &eOt0[b Iumenbers
I Otosl gtofoBrra fhaG bee 8. Dtnrt Is BON @~Parplanb
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12

8~GIttuUre, ben IL. 9leuF 1853.
@'Eteaettc AnGe5 ote serrea Ia efeg Office Bic
wfnrts ben q. @IauEt, | utr VI tGe&, arg ncrnmen fur
ben 9 III etues Sri 1Rei -EuaEeis eea GdFt ra Nbe us bic
gt9 GO Ha3' f1sr 1l0o Gas sens n~s 9 8 .s IN . s6 nes
t NAG tune".
PE,n uue Mft re GpeytfyatisneH tSMuen in eteJ,r GFfce
etr9ef ben roeybeH.
SIN &gftcAe
Sob Sait6,
III aua2 HIm2D} ~GxIt Der G,I.t g ut~tT1Se
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12

MeG,te 2spssns 8Glep Roblet,,
zh3GESS ebtniU
Sudbury, Baltimore @cnlpo8nie Irio oNCsr'
err ass tuetBdine RObIen
,um g:stsaF su ben btuiaaeu SGarrretitu bet
". %. set: nvtaR
GlSSI-SWltS acknowledgements y. A~IGRItGts
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
ErreR Mn,rine

Den 6telen TreGnpcn rnb Sttanten a,etueS aeltebten
Sdwieeerfpbues e
Or. 6ran3 8ortl&er
gebe 10 btetratt BITE trGurise Sra ri6t. bs 6erieIbe lesten
Scnnat15. De 8. .. 80, Mrrsems 9k lI6r, ietner erantbett In
Gb8 Sarbor GttS ~aterte5.
t%"| 81 Ertebbofer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
9en'She In on &isliei @cisu Diff.
EeriGt fiber Ginnabn1et unc IIn'sGben ppns s6.
Mprit bis rs. Sui 1864,

g n n + TT q.
&diienCe8an6 ant lie, aprtG 1863 S1s3.II
Gtnse 8ettIdge bis Is. Suit 1922 81
| J5ufanau,er s178e.O2
eat
Sir Sriefpap'er S10.5s
s1u unb RdNdtan16 146 81
unlstttusugg Gn ~ttnsetne Srltaten $500
GsfrtfbnnseN Der 9erwdnbsten IN Canal.
trd6e 15M
Grirti4unsen aaer Hrtb Der gsrwunS ten
auf benz Sdla1tel e BET @ettuabure Ss3.47
sur ettEpnen v. |. 70. 1900
3uiammen 6O5.S9
SErarad Ger Gtnsatmem sI7s6 o.
DO. Der AIssaben . 6O6.sg
sSn 56uben tes G@asmeiRrrs S1l7e.12
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12

WGVUI VEUE.
SaserF@'N'r rMI Sra@t n 40 benz nm, brehItben PennihlOQ.
nten uN> tEnu eaIinsn Rew y It rerten o be CIV I'M AZ ID.
ten Gplt Ill # ben, b ee SfUu { All Ben seH, bd c $50 Desi.
leu Gn Ftr lnS 1nb "a StIu 81 Z 1t Ipar n rerbrn.
Die dr~@ttabegtu une. ole aut,Ts go n d c NusPanIt
SttetIt !. Sd. Orkl1y-
LlAEl2Wltel T al foAent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
StebmnN
WarraD &c 5

Murray &c SnmeS,
RO. re GecpnSRraRe. Baltimore, MRS.
UerRGsrn eegsn Die @OuI rript'Ou unp psrfUlgsn
Negterunaaon 'pruGe.
gpatratte Gbsef&lp1en, Gpnfcripttonsp1tdttse gu t~erfdern
t. gtne B~efreiuns prn Der 3tebuns ptTb tets e%aranttrt.
Bebtneu"ssn otel seriuse' os bS ~srieeIife Nbaanbsselb.
Ane, peI1e Der 3tehunS unterppTteu fnb, rSeen ib 70
fort p~er90nltG OOst bftsFt9 bsi uns uelten, na bic l3ebuuc
In bteIem Staate balp sCr I'D seben ttib.
Nnfpvl6e Don @eripnen, peI@e bon tet .3sebun8 Be-
freft fpb, werrsn e~tueereidt Wnb etne 8eIretune BeIi@ert,
ri Die)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
R,t s~,crFanfert

etne e~G~s6Gre getrtbf6ats NIT esrSurtser, Seller OH BET
@de pSu twet Saupttraben. NabereS sci 9errn @iebfete,
6 Str, Srti6en g. unp Q Waibtnetan. 'e (DtlgDl
gu O~erfdufen.
EGtw neues Grnunebaus. tn peIdem ssecnHdrtte etue gBt IT,
f9ofs betrttben ptrb, TT aesen llmtus ta perfauten. gu err
fraSen bet pm. MtebteIe Meens zee Baltimore gDe6er.
DGlbtkatcu, 9. s.. (SMDtl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
WlpEl filr Rdder.

va FNN WE AVWu III
g1tr ba6ea ~beltdnbte etnen src6en Uprrdtb nDa Stnsd,trre,
Gerespiae, @rGbp C0flano unO Jtuseen-GfebI. sUei@es I&Sn,
nett, traffic uns FIR 1d6er iebr eeet5net TT, fpyie dusee.
~seioneteS 60tnittennehI an Gdno, Norauf rpir b G Mutnerto
iaufsit eer 3dufer ~beiSabcrS tsnten, Gu biuiseM @ssten
nut !; ! ~etteauisn BET - ue $50
Seprs Sa uexpeta & 81.
i20iuIi4S, 2rntv) So. 153 II. SrudreRr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
TemtIebe SncbbanDsm1 q
90. 283 Net Orattfr., 8w,lAsn 6reDertdar
unb Wo,fet Grace.

10. Z83 Welt WtdIlltr., 5Dllpe0 NteDert1lT
mno Wa,fet Space.
Gine amswa0l bez tea,n % RTE tentfSer eit:ratur, 9otff
lieb'r 2seo~rtna tr une In srtGltnnosf@'tfua
Soul unb 1ird9s nbIttr 80 zen btnieftn SSoEe fGIs.
1retfen. . ibe: bG0er uno SGesaefbrifGa Sstftr0ensa
Snta ts. Gh sHRtGe, qi!psGr pb cen. SIttrbOseu. = tpi +,
Gnori 'rss Necera ane r.. itiSs S6restroterteIisa Ill per
tIGt9gsu 4rtNeB.
M0entur
Nes So. @erbaro'S .eeut'Gen Ban'ust'a 8ere~ters."
aler d ct nnb . utlhano ~eridseineuE II aeltI4rt'ten.
Sern.r ~ .@en mir cas- ~%'ubIicGpa nSA bsFrHocrs aSfprett'
Ea, af uaie'e let@bo'ttae
&eib6ibIfothHF. :
entbf Itsno bic aeacfter, 6 OF GENT II gtelEe 6eutI&sr &driT.
feufr, ute: Sa fIdneer. q rtG6er, S1eTfeb. WAbl at, ,Sret
"a, RM , us, GnsEo . u. { 10 Ser 8Ttss y + SdMo TT nur
/ Gtnt tsr EAe, ''nb ftbPa o0bsr eineal aSeilrl&sua Sui4sn@
snteeeeR
T. Il q. 9Pn~ntGbaufea,
Il t2&-} Esq 9S. pra.tftg.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12

@apttGtSberi9t. - Jn ucrige,
0O@e ltar ben 154 Yerlcnen, IS ndnnli6er
uno SO wsibltnsn @tl@lsGta, % mebr SO
ossfaus ole In vOytssr NOde mlD 81 me6r
ale in Ger cOrrsip ,notrsnpsn BoCDs eco port
4sn Sabsee. Sc lta1btn 40 R,mpsr utter
etnem Sabr, - apliben | UNA 2 5ab'en
~ 'plIGen 2 unb 5 A swtl@eu 5 uno 10,
3 . u.lfsu 10 n IS. IL spti@tn Is VA"
~, oulammen "a unter 20 Sabrsn.
VlSelt@er Cob. - @eltern NaG
mttta9 purbe bte 2st&f beS Ism. @bambesa
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
Deut1dbsS ArbettS = u adstpeIfmn
Bureau
Wlne pnte (S leas
Wcb' int &c uht.
NhomeeNr0kt JlD Sd.

Gtee Riue G1uiitt obne ainter iaGt eu freuntliGts 60
ata BON 2-S 3tmnsyn. TCnc9li@ I'm Wlttselpunft Der tai
Eff. rten beltrbt man In tea D flee &c. Blauss a~bsueeben.
l-(UliuS dl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21
now arc ahe Rebel. TO xe. Food

There are Two subjects which have en-.
gagged the so!icituds and the efforts of
our authorities. but which require their
untiring and unfagging attention. The
tssst Is, tbs best possible management. Of
orr railroads. The interests ofthe pub-
lie and the government are bothin yolvcd
in securing the greatest possible amount
OF transporta tion out of the means applied
to It. A master mind should systemic
and direct our railroad operations. Ca RS
should never accumulate in idleness Mt
one place. or run half laden, while freight
is accumulating for want OF them at an
other. And not only should this be the
rule so far - II affects the Government,
transportation--it should include the or.
dinary commerce Of the country. There
IL NO doubt of the fact thst nearly all the
inconvenien,o and the high prices which
We suffer arc due TO the difficulty Of NOV
Ing articles rom the place where they are
IN excess to the point Of consumption. -
II may not be possible to accomplish al
that would be desirable, considering the
enormity of.he demand upon The rail
roads; but il ought to be the constant ef
fort to effect 40 much N nossihle n,
secure this, the very best genius and en-
ergy Of the 00vernmsnt should ~ em
ploysd 10 ths transpustesaoss. osryice--
minds rapil and exact ia combining an,
tirelsas ID ssesution,T N
The enormous amount carried over th
single track rsilroad from B4l,imore l,
Wsshingtoq, shswa What NAV be done q,
road under COED manageIsnt. tn
proper repair Of tho road, aud adding I,
sad ssplaaisIg ~ rolling stock when ase
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

essary, are included in proper attention
TO our transportation. The other after
to which we refer Is the extending OF
proper attention to farmers in the vicinity
OF the camps or the lines of marcel of our
armies. 1t Is difficult to estimate the er.
tent to which production has been dis.
couraged by .he remissness Of many com
manders IN this respect. All, indeed, are
so; but these are the exceptions. If the
fences OF the fsrmers could be spared, IL
would sdd many crop to tho harvest OF
the country. Nay, The very gardens
themselves are sometimes made barren by
the depradations which they suffer. This
subject is not beneath the attention ol
company officers or Commanding Gener-
ais. Ii appeals both to justice and 20 in
terest. and we hope that all ofiic.rs will
be as considerate and as conscientious a,
some are IN reference TO it.-T RichmouS
Sentinel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

MurNy learn from the Leayep.
worth papers that twenty three of the
deck hands Of the steamer Majors, mutt.
MED about mile above Fort Lesvenw orth
op Saturday last. They bcat negro
nearly to death, aud threatened to throw
The mate overheard unless the boat was
hsded. The demand was complied with,
and ahe mutineers put off, when, after
throwing several stones and other mis-
klles. they took 10 the -hruAh.- A -sauad
OF men from the Fort was immediately
senifn pursuit, and in a short time nearly
AL the deck hands were arrested and put
'in9 confinement. The cause of the out.
break Is not s,ated.-[St. Louis Repubr-
can, l6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

"A TEsr OF CoPPERHEADIsA. We un-
dsrstand that while the irain Of rebel pris-
oners was at the depot on Wednesda !
evening. . prominent politician Of this
city, who was 10 conversation with one
Of the sscesh. made the statement that he
vas Copperhcad. when tbs rebel asked
him il he took the Chicago Times. He
replied thAt he did not Then. aaid se-
essh, you're not genuine Coppsrhsad." !"
|-ETslede Blade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

UsfoN LEAarrs There are Al lbi.
TIME over one hundred and fifty Union
Leagues in sound working condition in
TINS State. The time is coming when the
National Union League will number a
preponderance OF voters in Iowa. The
leagues are spreading with unexamp pied
rapidlty all over the West.--[ Des None.
Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-21

RrAp THIS, BusiHEss Mss.-We are
often asked to give this citya just busi-
ness representation in our columns, asd
the following from the Toledo CONNER
clal Is SO near the mark that We adopt i,
as "our sentiments" exactly.
The liberaltS with which business men
advertise IA = city or town OF sny mspni-
'ade. rs one of the best criterions for iutg
ing OF the business energies, capacities,
and successes Of the place, and il 10 ene
Of the most profitable wsys IN which q
business man in any branch Of pursuit
can invest money. TO . certain extent.
Dr. b. Brsndreth, of popular pill noto-
f'ety, said the year in which he paid $780,
900 for advertising, IVES the year In which
he made the most money. This truth
has been exenplifed Ia millions of i,-
stances.
But people in the cast. or IN sp, Other
sccAipp, sh0 take aid read cur dailies
VIII Judge vf the Inducements to come
and settle with US. with their capital and
Influence. more from the hberaii,y Of
t'r iness men in advertising than from
aoy other data. And We may here add.
ihls y one reason why an enterprisipg
business man, as a land and propesty
agent and dealer. is really Of such import
ance to the character Of n place.
Every man Of business OF whatever
character, snhsnces the amount of his
daily transactions, not only, bat doe.
much TO advance the value of real estate
aud heavier property just in proportion
as he adyer,ises and keeps il before The
people.
While, therefore, we are ready to d,
al ws can to bring out the resources O
our city, We hope our patrons and other,
will aid US, to their own advantags, b,
literally advertising. IL will pay, "ane
no mistak. Z"