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Evening star., 1863-05-07

SThe Grand Jury Of Utah Territory, late
in session at Salt Lake City, have presented
Governor Harding as san unsafe bridge over
a dangerous stream" and Camp Douglas as q
nuisance. The fact is, that Governor H. com.
peis an obedience on the part of the Mormons
to law and order, and respect for the Federal
authority, and General Connor (in command
OF Camp Douglas), IL il known, would not
hesitate 70 punish any Mormon outrage by his
artillery; and it is therefore desirable that the
'Saints" sh ould get them out of their paradise.
Evening star., 1863-05-07

O. SULLIVAN,
l.. SOLICITOR,
Office, 3s1 street, bst,rees 9Th asd oh, ne1v Post
0&ce DepaSfment,
WAsHIHofoA, DC,
VIII adjust and collect all olaf ms against the United
states. OK individuals, and procure Ofiesrs' and
ooidiefr Pay. ,Bounties and Pensions upon reason
soIe terms MANY years. experience in the various
depsrsmenN OF the 6oyernmsnt will insure dis
Raten Ana success In the collection Of ali claims
~ Concentrations BT MAIL PaoxrrLY At
7IHDlD TO.
References. BY Permission.
Hon. RlvBRDY JOHNSON, q .. Senator, MARYLAND.
JAY CooKB Co., Bankers, Philadelphia And
HoI. JOHN A. KAssos, II. O., Iowa.
Hon. OLIVER WAlN1l. Secretary OF State, Bos-
ton, Mass. my7-eolms
Evening star., 1863-05-07

EDDY ON BlE.CULTURI.
II Wheeler on Bees
Hush on Bees. London
The Honey Bee. London
The English Bee-keeper London
. Weeks on Bees.
Samuelson on the Honey Bee. London.
Payses Bee keepers' Guide London
Harbison's Bees and Bee keeping
Langstlsth oa the Honey 1ee.
my7 RRANCK FAYYnR
Evening star., 1863-05-07

y WAsHING GTON
GARDEN
The advertiser wishes
to inform his friends
and the public general
~, that he has open Cd
RESTAURANf
At Ne. 394 North Capitol street, bet 1een and G
streets north. where he will keep constantly on
hand the best
WINEs, LIQUORS AND Sugars.
His Table viii also be supplied with the best the
GEORGE DONALDSON,
my7 W. Proprietor.
Evening star., 1863-05-07

L AND MzkKKT SrORE. D
The Subscribers beg leave to annouuc. to tha
ci'l5ens OF the seyenth Ward that they have dlled
their Store with the freshest and best Articles in
me aoove named business. having purchased
wheIiy for cash, which will enable them 70 sell en-
tie most moderate terms, and they cop asptIv ssS
my 7.7wr Aooe'
Evening star., 1863-05-07

IT s ASSESSORS OFFICE,
REMOVED 70
44A EIGHTH STREET WEST,
between Pa av and It. north
Pm. PEARSON, q. 8. Assessor
my 7-lneo for District Of ColHmbia
Evening star., 1863-05-07

n NOTICE.
he Cndersgned offers his services 70 the pub.
lie for BUYING and selling of houses and lets also
Tor the reatins a1d collection Of rebts Has Tor
sale several we'll located Dwelling houses, gtores
and building Lots. Yor rficulars inquire at No
". g. DALE,
Measufer Of Buildings and
my I.ZAW4W' Real Estate gent
Evening star., 1863-05-07
CHl NOLDs HOUSE

TOR sALE-A FAMILY CARRJAGE. near,v
the corner Sd street and Pa av. mvS,sts
Evening star., 1863-05-07

LATEsT Observation-Disclosures MoH-
RY MARKKT.-Furnishedb BY Lewis johnson g
Evening star., 1863-05-07

OHArrAHoooA. May 1.-Au quiet In front
The enemy are within their eatrenchments o.
Stone River. A special to the aRebel' IRON
Huntsville, dated TO- day, says Forressrep uisss
the enemy with considerable loss, yestefoay
at Daaviue, fifteen miles from Decatur, ana i
Evening star., 1863-05-07

no LET-A very fine STORE and BACK ROOM
= on sevsnta g., one of the best locations IN
immedi sicily. Inquire at the Goslins Restaurant
No. "a Pa averu'. between 18th and 18th sts .
Wnsfe is Kept tcontsntly on hand good sssort eal
in the city nav 7-gts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
TRUsTEES' SALE.

Joh@ X. Yefs,
wiEiaN A. Ysre.
~.
Peeer J. CouGhiin.
NARY Louisa Coux uxhiin
On the 2ssh y Of uvc.mbsr. 1858 Peter Cauehiin
and Nary LouAa Coug esnves ID 4, Aam'l Miller
ard bona kassss tAs fulio~tpg dssc 'iDed real
estate sMnaaes In Lse " Iowa The sou h
quarter af Section eighteen she vth-ves< guar
TER o 3. cAt0n seventeen. the north Qusuer
Section Sxteens tho g. sctieual quarter
8sctiou niWs and norh-dAst qaAstsr of kestlsb
ihssv-six, ~ rcwsshsp sasy-ssvss sosN. Of Raasa
sesoh .uesl.
Also, The vest hais of section tssats-swo, Tow
ship stxAy~stx aosth, es kane- slx wAst
Also. the nesthA yseseR thirteen a~d the frac
taona north sst quarter " bscalon 0ur rseo In Towp
shil sikty nvs n,rth, u Rxaes Sir WsA-
Aba0 tbs shai hAn u the tsuth -uest Qaartsr and
thirty ecsss Oh sorsf Astf Of Lst Of IN,
sot Qnaster u seett.W thlrtsse 10 ToWa .hIv
SIXTY six neefh, II sAnss Ase w~st SECURE Shs q,
Of nsAeof oep 80. sxsrst III, tau.sE rrSc.
Ard jOhn .. fhOm payaoie N srs- yssrs and III
mseshe sSo0 Npu0bev S4th, ~, " Janss wsisi
~ ~ oank - ~ ntsts OF lbs.Oa,t, Sad W him sn
sossss Z ssss : : Wni'4A 4, xo'.. ~ sid sole :
lsAs. sS9sr ss notse lhs - the sssyi,ov Of 81,
tsrus ~ aonsHa u est-d T., - sStd apea sits
etvtas bss wee.s aNs zee 10 shs bail 0se City os
ks;urtay tte sxh DR. II Auyust ifs9 n 10 oolcet
II slApsScesr 70 e~li sstd 81 sasAe pA ~
30 - Aed ~ tnaEsss due thsrsou snd III thsI
asd ,bMsf <xesaas dta~d " NE pusrAAsss.
psaee ~ sis 10 froAl aftA Court naass In tAs cli
o. ksaAak, Lea aDans lova
aAMukL 2. NItLnR, Trustee.
1AxGss = 1coAAay. AsAsrssss. tsstsaSs
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
THk STATE OF IOWA,
CouRTy or i19B.

rHs o.v.Tr sr.T. a. or =. I,.o"A.|.r.
To az rAsn Il sHss
Kaow Ys. that there ts Do on a,e In the County
Coan Of Lee Coaaty, Iowa, n Fod hsdison Io~s. q
pesiuoo IL the undersigned Ell lhs Of
XII Wtckerrham. deceAs q, pray ayluR tov order and
said estAte the following dscrlv~si kstatr wi
The 6-k MI T. S~cts6 TpT 4 - ". 60 acres;
the sR Of See -, Up a. ~, " leo scsss IN sAs
C,unay of Hills. and syats Of 10 q,
Ths SM OF The B. ! of Sec - and a-E os T. "A
Sec 10 Tp ~ u, VI slse S-w of sk !. Ssc II, Tp
I'm, u, ". in u.ios Coanty, io~s;
Also lot No. Is, Drsokss ~ Addition 30 the Cit,
Of Des AS,nss fsth eeanty, less, oolla aing q iee
| Aeras;
Lo, eisht ts) SEC II TIP 81 70, w. Containing q
o. " In Boone county, Issa; ALEC lot q d T.
In Sec ~, Tp rs, 81, w, esps.inins 67k acres IN
1eape O. uuty -IoUs Us;--
The S-h sf Sc I, sec 10. Tp 81, N -. W, % acre.
In Hrighs sosnty, Iowa;
Also The foils~ins lands In Lee County Iowa part
ofshs !, Soc ~, Tp g. NJ ", being 10 the NV
c0rner OF aid qaarer extendisg and 60 rode II %
tho W tine q 60 rds 20 the line Of sstd quarter
contstning ~ scress also another PART OF aame bee
uo1, commeBcins at the Sc corner extending n
rods thence tlool rods, - rods, thsacs 100 rods
" the p&aca 0f begsun,ug containing - acres.
SAID pstitson sl 10 hoard and dtssrusinsd bef,gs
said Court TIE LEI Aeudsy IL July 1855 a O'Clock
~ ofd dsy. ~ hieh ttse and piscs all persoa.
Who are int rested win be heard aad ~ opportunity
70 shov cause iany sxsts, Why said petition Should
| DOT br erans~d *t 1&
| By order Of Tho Copasy Coars.
| THOMAS wICKERsHAN and
| - 4. WlCKEksHAM
kxscators vi Iii WicksRshau, deceased.
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D~We took occa.ion, few days ago,
TO comment upon the unjust and vindic-
tive character of many articles printed 10
Southern newspa pers. in reference TO the
North and Northern soldiers. We find Q
new evidence of the fact in the editorial
columns Of Leading Georgia paper
The Atlantis lntelligencer says Of Rose.
Grams, that his atrocities are more sppsll.
ing than the fend Buffers that he is 9
consummafe rufhan. an arrant bully, q
shrcwd dsviser of little acts, an adroii
observer, and an active but prudent op-
orator. Ii accuses him of laying waste
Tennessee, burning rebels housss. steal.
ing their horses, and preventing the cul.
t!va,ion of the soil. It is much to be re.
grstted that General Rosecrans has moi
succeeded in Winning the COOL opinions
of the rebels; but il is rather singuls,
fact that those Of our gensrals who have
been most bersted for their '1appalline
atrociiiss," have invariably becn thost
who we're in favor Of waging the Wal
earnestly, effectively, and upon warliks
principles.-[Pailadeiphia Press.
That is so, and it IL unfortunate tha
these ''bera.ings" by the rebels have bee.
taken up BY the conservatives Of th,
North, who have, somehow. clamoret
the Government into the removal of sucl
Generals from command.
In view of what has occurred in Mis-
souri, Louisiana, and elsewhere, Rose
| erapz will be . lucky man IL he 10 per
mitted to retain command three month";
longer. We predic, that Emerson Eth
eridge, and his style Of Union mso, vii
'.open out" on Rose,ranz presently, an
if they fail in their purpose Of securin
his removal it viii be owing to the fac
that Andy johnson, the loyal Governo
4 of Tennessee, will enter the lists in hi
favor.
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A Traveller. idea Of M,...nr,

A correspondent of the Boston Com
monwealth says Missourians appear to be
blind to the merits Of Mr. Lincoln's itn
ksring off" policy, and are daily growing
stronger for immediate emancipation -
He says he spent the night at hotel in
Lexington, where the shareholders and
their mob used to search and pluuder
stesmbosts going TO Kansas. The hand
lord. who had given shelter to Jackson in
his fight through the State, was bewsil.
ing the loss OF his nine slaves, who had
just emigratsd to K.nsas, whittier large
number Of slaves Of Aissouri 6nd refuge.
Consequently he had no walters to serve
his gussts.
He took his losses like . philosopher.
and declared that free servants were cheap.
Or 10 the esd. On board the steamboes
whore dr1aken rufisns used 70 brow -bea,
poor fafmers gsng to Kansas, he heard 4
soldier 't.ke down. Copperhead Mem
Der Of Congress from Wisconsin, who ".
swearing against New England. "Lsl
her starve, ,'d--n her!p quoth the Hon
Mr.. Eldridge. 81 want TO hear you sal
d--n the rebelsl let them starve,' spoke
mp wounded soldier, and with many ex
plantations and gvinacss, Coppssheat
Member Of Congress said his lesson.
He also reports a usiversai approval o
VslIandigham's arrest in Missouri, aud
general desire to have the State left il
charge Of their own militia, who are nov
very effective troops. He declares tha
they are very sore At the removal of Gen
Quits. which they ascribe to the Blairs
thsy have no objection 10 Gen. Scofield
ouiy they prefer Curtis.-lSs. 10. Herald
akth,
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For the Gate City :.
=" HloAoF 60 the Dravo.,,

For the Gate City.
- sHtsnsr 90 tho nrays..
MKssRs. EDrroks:
While thousands OF heart-stricken pa
rents ara weeping o'er their loved ones.
who have fallen in defense of the best
Government on earth, suffer us to add
to the list the following:
James johnson, of Company G, Third
Iowa Cavalry. departed this life at Hele-
m, Ark. Of typhoid fever and chronic
diarrhes, May s6lh. A. d. 1868; aged
e years, Z months and 25 days.
Also at the same place, on the l6th
day Of Msy. A. D. 1868, Lewis johnson,
brother of the above, died of the same
disease; aged 10 years, 10 months and
one day. The latter was member oil
Company g.. Fourth Iowa Cavalry.
Thus within ten days of each other two
orave and excellent young men gave up
their hvss upon their country's altar
lsaving an aged father and mother, and
numerous friends, to mourn their loss
but they mourn not as those who havt,
no hops.
These young men had unspottsd repu
tations. We're highly esteemed by al
who knew them, in consequence Of theil
goodness of hear, and suavity Of manners
and the hrge attendance during their flu
neral obaequiss, ~ we'll as the Aowin,
tears, bore unmistakabie attes,ation .
the high estssm in which they were hels
by their numerous auquaintances and a.
sociases. Their remains lie entombed
side by side. near the hank Of the Missis
sippi there to sleep till the last trum]
shall awake the sleeping dead.
Our yoang friends were firm believer
IN tho Christian religion and its blcsse'
Influences chssred them in the dyio
hour. Death for them had NO terrors
nrmiy relying upon the msriu ef thei
Savior, they dreaded not its chillin
waves.
~rhe tsnpnts may roar, and the loud thunders rstl
They hscd not -thes hear not-ihsy 'rs freed iron
I pAiA
They sisep their last seephey have fought thai Il
Il battle,
No sound si'aii awake than 70 glory asain.''
i Sleep On, brave boysl We shall "mil
yoa 1t homa." and in the social circle
ons You devoted your youthful lives TO
glorious cause amid the fiercest battle
. you s'oon hrmly to yonr posts, end cove
cd yourselves with imoerishshle r,orv. !
May Jour young associate. imi.sts 70,
glorious example; and faaIly SAv !
meet yon where wars slarma axs Nv
no moro! C
J Charleston. Iowa. June %.
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~ The soldier who shot two men at
Carthage, on Mouday, was shot and kill
Cd yesterday. The reports - 70 the par
ticulaH Of tho ARRAY are, like th@y were
on Monday. conflicting; and the only
thing ws can arrive at definitely, il thaa
the soldieS was killed. We have ssen
several men from Carthage, bat they all
tell : different story; and We prefer te
wait until We can hear something reliable
as all Of our informants have the repor,
from . second person.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

An yesterday ! lady by
the name of Mss. Houtmaker was lesdinp
little child. on 4th near Exchange street
when she stepped into hole in the side.
walk and fell, brsaking her ankle. /. il
wonder that more Of such accidents do
not OCCUR, y the plssk walks in many
places are very bad and almost impossible
We think that il Il almost time th.t ~,
City Fathers were sstsadisg to this mat.
tsr. y this i1.1hs ascond accident Of III.
Kind 49, = Annrred within : shor,
s. sAisa lhrsj jadieiously ex.
snd - = fssvsntsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

THE ALsxRarR KErYIs, for rend ering
lard, grease, dc, and boiling oils, dye
stufis, &e-, &e., ID - cheap at first cost.
can Be opsrsssd ut less expense With
greater dispatch. can be filed easier and
cheaper. and enpsied in lsas time than
any other s.sam or 6re kettle 10 existence.
and will make - good lard ss FIRE kettles
at ons-iourth the cost. A description Of
the kettle ma, be seen at the Gale City
Office. For particulars address
GRIswoLp Il TALcorr,
ldlv Drawer 6s3i, Chicsgo, Ills.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

BY HowE + TYLER.-Auction sale oil
new and Secondhand Furniture, consist.
ing Of general stock OF household goods.
among which viii be found 6ss Ma.
hogany Side-bosrd, original cost, 800
also. 6ne Brussels Carpet, and many 9TH
er 6us pieces Of furniture. Sale thi.
"wednesday morning .. 10 o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
TIP IllIaois papssr please !
NOTICE.

rp John Knisht, Hipmar. W Co vies, VIM
Wood. fsrd, W Fsrd, sohn Newell, ,
Wolf
You, and saeh ofyoi are hereby notified that there
die In tbs Once ~ the Ciers ths Dstftl
Court In sud Tor Lee ounty, Iowa. At Ksokak, pst-
tiascf Thrs Bsris eta,msnG u yuu John xntsAt snd
VIZ Cowies, B. y. HiLnss, Q. fosd, " Ford
William Wood, the sun os Three Hnndrsd and
Right and 1s1o0 Doilsss stsh u psr y. insssss,
per asuuu. payable snnsaIty. n nooey das IN 3
prontsssovy mote sscassd by Aonsass msde by you,
ihe aid J. 4. ksisht - ,. y. Hin man and v. =.
Cowlea. and sincs assaeped u said 1houss Dsvs,
July 9sh, 1855 also claiming seanst ssch Of ysx The
G'recosare Of seid MonGagsr. The sams being spse
lot sxsssn tleD 10 HtuAsa = sowisss aabdlviasen ~
Ii Soath-west QuAttsr cf section ~, Tow wnshtp e5
korA Range ts weet, Gee Coanty, Iowa. for ~ par-
chase money sod farther AsklnS for eato 81 oAid
pre.cises, and asnsrsi ftinf.
And aalsss you sppras and ansysr said pssitiea on
or ecsore noen q the svecnd day 81 the ssrm o
said Oour. 70 cenmsnce q keokuk on the ~ n0nuay
Of september, A. D., 1853. dsfnalt viii b. eussysd
ssaiusi you snd Judgment rendered thsrson prAysd
for In said petition.
NOBLE sTRONG.|
It,d4w AttsraSy sior tiaisii6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

FouRrH or JuLY.--On the 4th the Inc
steamer Eagle, J. w. Bishop. CaptaiB.
viii make~an excursion trip to Quincy,
leaving Keoknk at 8 o'clock iu the morn
ing. and leaving Quincy after the FIRE
works in the evening. Fare for the round
trip % . couple.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

AUcTfos.--A 6ne brood mare will be
sold At auction this morni ng at 10 o'clock
in front Of N. ii. Williams Auction rooms,
corner OF Main and I'd streets.
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The ofhcsrs and soldiers Of Sd Street
O. s. NJ. Hospital hereby tender theft
thanks to Mrs. Cscile Rush for tho rap,
intellectual treat given them BY her on
lsst evening. Mrs. Rush is = reader Of
no ordinary character, with voice full,
rich and we'll cultivated, . mind Of keen
sabtle percspt'on, conprehsnding with
accurate 6delity the 6nsr shades of thought
embodied in the composition of the su-
thor, with personal attractions which We
have rarely seen surpassed 10 any candi-
date for public favor. Mrs. Rush must
be fsvosi's wherever she appears before
the public. whether it be as dramatic
reader or 10 the higher walks of her pro-
fession ~ delipeator of the follies, fash.
ions, manners, and crimes of society. ever
sxal.isg virtue. while pointing the SLOW
moving finger of scorn at the vices Of ths
age, while they are stripped Of their shal
low DISCUSSES and made to appear in al
their native deformity.
81 ST. u. s. MILITARY HOSPITAL.
june s0th, 1868.
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sMAksPEARE ON CorPE.nEA ps.

The following sxtsaca from "corielanasr has q di.
rsct spplicatios:
"whss would you hare. voc surs,
That iiks sor peace vHrS The one snrshts ron.
The other mshes you proud. lie that tyu,ts to yoa
WAsv he sbou = apa ron lions, asas your hsrssl
W here foxss, Reess ron sursr, no.
Thsa 10 ths eosi Of are upon the lee,
Or hail -tons In the sun. Yoor virsae IL,
To naks him worthy whose onssss sabdues him,
And easss list justice didh. wke as.ssves x,ssssA
Deserves yssy hsts; and your affections srs
sict msas appetite, ~hs desires nest thai
which world w rsass his Evil He tAas dspends
Upon yoss tavers s~tas viii Aas Of had
And hsvs down oaks With rushess
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

FxcuRsIoSisrs.-By noticing the .d-
vertisement Of the X, Fl. d. n l. N.
r. Il. it will Be seen thar they propose
to carry passsngcrs on the Sd and All ol
July to and from keokuk At half the usu.
al fare. The train, instead Of leaving
keokuk at ) p. m, will not start unit
10 p. m.,. after III. Err works.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

ATTENTION, RoLLA FfRK CoxrAsY.--
There viii BE- special meeting At their
hall this evening to take measures in re-
gard TO the celebration of the Fourth Of
July. A full attendance il requested .---
By order OF WV. ABBorr, Pres.
G.. Schulz, See.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

The Anniversary Exercises Of this in.
sti,ution viii BE- held In the Chatham
Square Church. At 5 o'clock this altar.
soon consisting Of the Anniversary Ad.
dress by Rev. DR.. Post, Of St. Loais, and
Farewell To the graduating class, with
presentation Of diplomas BY the Principal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

WArER.-The Perseverance, Man has
started another wagon. All persons
whose cistsrns are empty, aad eanno,
wait for rain, can have them filed by him
on short notice. he having provided him
self with 80 feet of hose for that purpose
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
Rrsgrsnne ~ Celebsatssn ~ west
Psint, lswa, Jaly Ash, Is63.


Pregrasse ~ csieIrasse. at west
Psass' Hewa, July Ash, 1891.
National Salute 1t sunrise.
Meet st the Public Square. at Q O'Clock
a n; form in procession, and march
to the grove.
Music by the band.
Prayer BY the Rev. James G. Thomp-
The Star Spangled Banner by the
band.
Reading of the Declaration of Inde-
pendsnce BY Rev. Geo. D. Stewart.
Music BY the hand.
Oration BY John Van Valksnbsrg.
Music BY the band, and National 3D.
lutte.
Iutermissioa for dinner.
Meet again at o'clock P. \.
Address BY Rev. A. G. Williams.
Music-Hail Columbia--by the basd.
Volunteer toasts and responses.
. Closing pr.yer BY Rev. Geo. D. Stewart.
National Salute.
Music by the band.
Grand Display Of Fire Works at
O'Clock r. N.
BY order of the Committee Of Arrange
ments. ED. SrEwART,
Secretary.
N. b. The Ladies of the M. E. Church
viii give festival in the evening. Turn
out, everybody.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

Foa SALE AT Auction AT n. II.
Williams snction rooms this morning II
10 O'Clock, broadclo.hs, cassimeres, cali
coes. boots. shoes, hardware. queenswars.
watches aud jeweiry, Do not forget the
place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

~ The Kate Csssel is the morninp Q
boat Tor Davenport and Rock Island and
intermediate points. Leaves Fl. Madison
on arrival Of the cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

WANT on PuscruAITrY.--It 10 aston.
ishing how many people there are who
neglect punctuality. Thousands have
failed in kfe from this cause alone. /,
is not only . serious vice in itself, but it
10 tbs fruitful parent of numerous other
vices. 90 that he Who becomes the vic-
tim OF Il, gets involved in tolls from
which II IL nluoss impossibis to escape.
Il makes tha merchant wasteful of time !;
it 'sps the business and reputation of the
lawyer, and 1t ipjurss the prospects of the
mechaaic. In . word, there 10 not pro-
fession, nor . station in life, which is not
liable TO tho canker of this destructive
hsbit. Many and manya time has the
failurs of one man TO meet bis obligations
brought on the ruin Of score Of Others
Thousands remain poor all their lives,
Who ii they we're more faithful in their
word, would secure large run OF custom,
and 30 mako their fortunes. Be punctu-
n if you woald succeed,
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WHERE 70 90. - Persons wishing TO
attend the celebration Of the Fourth Of
July in Kcokak will 6nd the very best
,commodatop 1t the Billings House at
half the usual fare.
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KEOKUK IOWA: WEDNESDAY. JULY l. 1863
DxI|lD

JAhu ortxr, Infant of WIN. G. snd Eisa
s-nps, aged months sad ID days.
Fan~ra to-day st Ae'eeek H., u tbs residsses sf
the fa@iiv 7th street. between o,issas and Avspne
rhs frisnds Of the fumiy sys invited to sssend
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NorIcE TO SUBscaIcERs.-Hereattsr
no subscriptions will b received fur the
Daily for lsss than three months at the
yearly rates. All persons subscribing for
less than three mooths viii b charged
q, the rate Of 60 cents month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
| New advertisements.


Remaining in the Pos. once, Al Keetnk, en- ,As ss
OF July. 1853.
U-F Persons calling for any sf the following is.-
ter must say, "ADvKaT,sss."
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TX EON Uh, FUHT OES MUINES q
IN MiNAEsOTA RAILROAD.
sUPxRtHvn pxkrs 0retcs,l
KooKuK, iowa, JuLr isr, 1855,
EOsgrth of Jssly Excavations !!
kxcaios tickets TO asd from aii polpts on tAis nsd
will DC issu ID Tor the above Aay at
HALF THE USUAL FARES.

These T,ok-s Will be rood other Of hs afternoon
trains the ID inst. FIR the accommodation Of par
les wsshia9 ~ ,smata ~ xseAAA - vsess ths Rlrv-
Works Sc., the regular Up kain Wsst viii ~ de-
tned aud issvs for Edd, Vile st 10 r. sstsrda,
~, mig 6R0, WILLIAMS, Jr,
isl-d<t hupuyiutrpdeur
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ave ars indebted to Mr.. Z. Xii.
bourne for lsie Cincinnati papers.