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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25
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8. Men who never die. EUerett.
W. BALLoU, Montpelier.
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G. w NYE North Montpelier.
5 Ravages Of War. Norris
T. GoSs, Brandon.
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Poor brt content ia rich and rich enoupb MARY Form
The Little Boy that lived by himself. ANNEX TAYLOR
A good cause makes a stout heart. ANNA MARTIN
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25
Thursday Eve, June 25th,
On which occasion #.e#
SIX TlADTF,S
VIII inhale the Gas, afterthe ''-
T w e LIVE GEN TLEM e NJ.

person under the influence of the Nitrous Oxide ex
perences little heaven of delight" Sir Humphrey
DaVy, speaking of the effect of this Cas- says man
lives year in minute, and that minute is the seventh
heavens.'
Prot Silliman, in his work Chemistry says: In at
least one case in the Laboratory of Yale College, pro-
duced Joyous exharaton of spirits, which continued
for months, and resulted in permanent restoration to
heath''
Mr. C. having administered the Gas during the last
year to thousands of persons refer ntan-
ceS OF persons sun ring from great nervous debility, a
suggi sh circulation of the blood and headache
who have been Immediately and wonderfully re
heved by breathing the Gas In single instance has
any one complained Of any i'll effects.
Mr.. Z will try to afford pleasing and destructive en-
tertanment to all who attend.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

WASHINGTON COUNTY
&RAa2atSS44! AhSa S9#99As
4 3 MoNTPEEIER, VT.
Friday, June 20, 1868,
AT 2 L. Nj.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

New YORK, June 25. The Baltimore Amer
,can says that there is no longer any doubt that
Lee purposes the renewal of his attempt of last
year to capture Washington by the Maryland
route, and that more sanguinary battles Will be
fought on the soil of Maryland.
lis advance into Cumberland Valley is mere
~ for forage and supplies, and he is believed to
have no purpose of penetrating to Harrisburg
The American also says it is believed that
Gen. Hooker will to-day have large force in
front OF Frederick county, arrayod between the
enemy and Washington and Baltimore.
The army now at Maryland Heights forms
the right wing of Gen. Hookers army, and has
been placed under his command.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

FREDERICK, Md, June "a. Gen. Lee and
Longstreet were both at Winchester on Friday
last with 100000 men. They intended to cross
the Potomac IN two days.
Large rebel trains, provisions, tents, etc. :,
were moving through Hagerstown, Martinsbur g
and Bo0nsboro, Northward, on Saturday last.
Gen. Rhodes rebel division, 10 900 strong, left
Hagerstown on Tuesday for Chambersburg
Gen. Johnston rebel division, 10000 strong l.,
crossed to Shepherdstown on Sunday.
HARRISBURG, Jun9 24-II A. NJ. The rebels
commenced moving early this morning The
operator at Carlisle has left that place and made
a connection five miles east.
This brings the rebels within sixeeen miles of
Harrisburg
PHILADELPHIA, June Is. A special cores
pendent of the Inquirer, from Frederick. Md,
writes that Gen. Lees whole army, 100000
strong, is massed at Winchester. The number
of Lees army is very much exaggerated
Ewell's corps of $4,000 men, with % pieces
of artillery is marching in two columns into
pennsylvania with very long baggage train of
camp equipments, &C., denoting loug stay.
They have destroyed large portions of the
Baltimore add Ohio railroad, and the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal
The same paper has a special dispatch from
W ashington, stating that there was no fighting
on the part of Hooker's army yesterday or the
day previous.
This morning gold opened in New York at
Sl,44, and at 0.45 was quoted at 81 ,443-4.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

located about mile west of Cabot Lower Village con-
tanning about 100 acres of land, which is an extra
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02
NOTICE.

T. iissis Re,tinston Reddington, ing Tzrna,sy.
HsSkiar Tabor William irIght .,, susan n h,rn
ish, c Y busii. v Bo~n nuvAii. Ke'aA er 4 Co.
Jesvrh ~tlups a. charles Parsons, benlsyuin J
Atau james csrtoii Cameron q Edwards Norris b
bsss sph itHi iallr, PerIey \ Sn ith, john D Park
is tttt}g {shtes, Heron q Dano.. John o Mead,
Wr Bit ph " Gitith III ~ Hutcninson, De-
soa y Rock sod nd pe.s, A Hina 4 10, Jes~s
A.toil caJs, zones & Peck, Fisher b Piympt m J c
Wright state of "a. To- the or the School
fuuda o II sufbfidge, Fred Zugxs Gsiy. NJ 4
c., adeii N Hro McCi f.aud, S-rorgs l. Co, Mos.s
VAL Hiram Dsraey Wm KaaaieS. l. Barnts
conf Samuel Y A,tior, 9 Hughes, Tho mas Cuts.
buell. Btis GronKer Bsrtm speAts ssp1 Y
Miller, G Perry and Abner Reeves, executor Of
the e-sAtc Of Lewis Reeves, deceased, Davis Mood
4 CO.
Won no reby notified that there 10 now on ss in
The ofec ofthe Cte ofthe District ceu Of Lee
", Iowa. al keoknS, petition In equity OF 4, y. Ward
ea imin9 OF u. R-dd'urtoa DECREE Tor the sum ei
stx Thoasaad and Ninety Dclts o. col vith per
cent per inteeesi ther.on from July lst 1859
aud OF all The lie sndasa tho Ersciosurs Of Msrt.
Faxes real sstate. in Tho City OF okak. Lee com.
~. lows. and Ae correction ofone Of them, tho said
MosteARe bsnx given - secure the psymsat Of The
above indsotedness aud Tor general relief
kos therefore, uaiess you appear and msks de-
fsncs thsreto on or bsesve soaa Of the second
day oil the next term Of said District Court com
msscs on the arat Aond ~ Of Sspteuber, lsgo isdE
me6t witt us rsndwxt Hgstpst you praysd Ter In
said petition.
RosRRr n aiLLNSRR,
Jy2-d<w AtL'rney for Petiuo ner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02
Dilllnss Rsxse.

This establishment has changed hands
and Mr. Nj. C. Bradley has become ,h,
Landlord. II he don't show tho peopl.
of Keokuk and everywhere else that b.
knovs how 70 cater for the tastes Of tn.
travelling public. and "kesp hotel
then We shall be very much mistaken
Mr.. Bradley is an cid landlord, havio,
f'kept hotel for several years and b.
feels confident that with his long expe
risnce in the business. and his accomoda
tions, that he cannot fail to please tn
Travelling public.
All persons stopping at the Billing
House. will end IN Mr.. Bradley an ao
commodating and gentlemanly landlord
and in his house everything pertaining +
= first class hotel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02
AxorHER ExcuasIox.--Exiepsive

ANOTHER ExcuRsIoE.--Ex Extensive pre-.
paratious are on foot for Grand Fourth
Of Jnly Picnic Excursion Of the Sunda
School Of ST. Peters Church aud sheir
friends. The excursion train will leave
the depot at ! o'clock A. M. Of the Fourth
for . grove near Fl. Madison.
The affair promises 10 be both pleasant
and popular. and under the efficient man
agemsnt of Father DeCsilly everything
viii doubtless be provided to secure both
the safety and the morals of the children
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02
FsuFth ef July Celebration
I'm keOkuk.
pROORAnnE
pRo0RAnMx

National salute at sunrise OF 35 guns.
Ringing Of bells one half hour at sun,
rise.
Procession aud Tournament by the m.
cient order Of "Ansiques and Horribles'
from to 8 o'clock An
Procession of the Military, Fire Com.
panies. Sunday School children and citi.
gems will form al 10 O'Clock under ORDER
of Col. Hills, the Grand Marshal of the
day, and march to otisy's Grove.
Reading of the Declaration of Inds.
pendenes by W. r. b. Lynch, Esq.
Music.
On.iou. by Colonel Rankin.
Music, and patriotic speeches by Gems
Curtis. Warren, &c.
Taas.s and sen,imsn.s, interspsrsed
with music, viii then follow. After
which a Basket Dinner will be given in
grove by the Ladies of Keokuk.
Ringing Of bells and national salute
Of 50 guns at 6 o'clock p. NJ.
Grand display Of Fireworks at night.
General suspension Of business and
display Of the American Flag during the
day.
President of the day--Hon. Ralph P
Lowe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02
NOTICE.

Te fAcDas Mckinney. Rob't CsdwaiisAer. o Rsptss
Willard Snow. 6tsts ofIovA for The sf the Seho
Fand3 Thomss Paartl. r Trivia. wn fswin. 3
McAaaara, rhomas Csdwailader, Claim ne,,en b
Co. AYnold Kesdah, Collier white, Lead 4 Oil Co,
ksmaei rnEts- Alien b Co, Hsxfs. . hraedv~ii
Ezra Potter, A Caupoell aud william Miller exc
cut rs OF the estate Of jacob Miller. aeceassd
Msrshall Mckee, lesss Reeves, svitssn 3 Go, h. -
doa Co. b Thommasson Rrsoks Bleed: WIN
Thoupsoa 4 Co, ~ 2 ed. John q liz, Nat
Laton, D G Merehesd. knsselI schlSt 4 Co, retes
Laeas, Messs Wilde aod Moser wilde
foa and each Of YOU, are hereby uosn thai thcr
Is on nle In The Clerks once of the District Cou OF
t~c- -euuuryf fvwx, NJ t-Esnkuk.1=psaaainn= N -
smentsd petition Of j. Lafayette Curtis clsi Ing that
ths title OF ptitionsr to the easetv 20 fset Of tt
slosh ~, IN thr City ss'kas, Lee Ccssty Iows, b.
Quieted and confirmed sud h ths lirus Of dsfn amt
by lndsmeDt and otherwise Agznss 81 heKnnry =,
To said realty be xtinguishe, and their eis agar
the aam frevsr forecies'd and oarrsi sud for gen
erai relief.
l. Nos. .tnerefere, unless you appear and MAKE defere
10 sAd p-ti:ion before nooB of the nd
Of the next term ofsad Dstrlct Court, 70 CON menc
90 The hrst houda, Of sep,enbsr. 1855 dscrsc " ,
be rrnd-r ed AGAINST on prayed IT sssd p.ttuon
cURTis, GiLLNoHE CstTis,
~ a-dAw Soi . for Petit oner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02
The new Postal Laws.E0pUrsan sa
BveryboAy.

The New ROoeat G0Wss4DpDrtaDs a
BveKybOAy.
The new postal law took effect yestsr
day. Among the new regulations srs
the following, which everybody SHOULD
note carefully and remember:
l. Postmastsrs are absolutely prohib-
tied from delivering any letter, newspa-
per, pamphlet or package until the post
age charged thereon shall be paid, or to
permit the use of box till the rent is
paid for at least quarter in advance.
3. Drop letters, not exceeding half an
ounce in weight, must be pre- paid with
f1o one cent postage stamps, ins,e,d of
one as heretofore. For each additional
half ounce an additional rate Is charged.
3. Transient newspapers must also be
prepaid with tro one cent stamps, instead
OF one as heretofore. Ii the weight .x-
ceeds four ounces, an extra rate of t,co
cents u TO be added
=. The single rae of postage on Letters
70 Orhicsnss. Oregon ard Washington 10
to be three cents, instead Of ten as here
tofore.
b. Where postage on letters is not fully
pre-. paid, the unpsid postage will be
charged at double rates.
o. Registered letters psya registration
fee of tseen!y sents, instead Of fire. as
hitherto provided.
Ifthe public win remember these chang
es, they will savs money by it and relieve
postmasters from the trouble Of answering
innumsrabic questions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

We understand that the work OF cut.
ting wheat, rye and barley, has alrsady y
been commenced in this vicinity. The
crop j. lighter than Was expected. owing
In some measure TO the drought. which
has prevented the wheat from filing.
The demand for harvest bands Is grea
and Increasing, and the supply promises
70 b quite small. consequently wages vii
be very high, and unless the demand i
in sOns measure filed. farmers viii hav
- sxeesdissiy busy TINA. N harvessin,
thsk asops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

The commence mant exsreises OF the
keokuk Female Seminary came of yes
tsrdsy afternoon. owing to the want Of
space We are obliged 10 defer an account
Of them until tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

!, RIVER NEws.-The River is still
steadily declining. and is lower than it has
been t this seAson Of the year for twenty
years. So say the old knowing ones, and
the packets consequently make very
slow progress. aud it is with great diff
e4lty that they make. thar trips at ALL
The kne Steamer Die Vernon has laid MP
until such time as the river ills up a it,
tie. The Packet Co. have chartered the
light drsrght Missouri River Packet + N.
ma. which will take the place Of the Die.
Vernon. The Schuyler and City of Pc.
kin will enter the ins in a few days IS
regular Keokuk packets during the cxis.
enoe Of low water. The business viii b.
done By light drsught stern wheelsrs un.
I'll there is a rise of which there is littl.
prospect, there having been rains along
the river above. In fact if we do no,
have an out-pouring soon. the river and
packets will be like our river items
dried up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

SThe Chicago papers are complaining
that the street sprinklen in that City, are
by far too liberxl in the use Of water on
the streets thereby rendering them 90
muddy that it is very disagrceable getting
over the crossings. We a'ins troubled
that way here in Ksokuk to any alarming
extent. The trouble with our sprinkler,
appears to be tina, they are afraid they
will put too much water on the street,
and are therefore very sparing of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

Conn OUr.--The auction sale Of horses
is to be continued this morning in front Of
N. H. Williams auction rooms, corner
Of Second and Main. A 6ne I .ur year
old horss IL auong the lot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

THE AlBEnoER KErTLx, Tor rendering
lard, grease, Ac., and boiling oils, dye
stutss, &c, &C.. is ~ cheap at Grst cost,
can be operated At less expense with
greater dispatch. can BE- filed easier and
cheaper. and e@psied in less time than
any other steam or FIRE kettle in existence,
and will make ~ gaod lard ~ FIRE kettles
At one-fourth the cost. A description OF
the kettle may be seen ut the Gate City
Office. For particulars address
GgIswoLD 4 TALCorr.
ld1w9 Drawer 633i, Chicago, Ills.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

in all coming State elections. This ia bu.
a part Of the preparation Of these Aboii-
ton despots in Congress to secure for
themselves perpetual rocer in the nstiou-
al and State Government. This army
vote under their direction and control,
will be made 10 overthrow oil opposing
candidates for Governor. members of the
State Legislatures, and Members Of Con-
gress. The present Abolition Governors,
and other officers 10 the free States, will
issue certificates Of election to those whom
the army vote selects: and through such
certificates these b,gus members will At
tempt to organize the Congress. the State
Legislatures. and install Governors, and
will keep themselves in their place by
their oWn uotes. il submitted 70, snd BY
the use Of the army u resistancs is made
by the people. This 10 the fate OF tile peo-
pie of the free States as now con ten plated
and determined upon by the radicals, and
I've who ia now too blind to zee, vii! az AXE
soon to the realisation of these scrriblc
truths, made manifest by the lifting Of
the vail of destiny.
These are bur random specimens of the
editorials OF the Constitution hastily clip
ped from broken fIes of the paper The
people and the soldiers read them 40 they
came from the press, and public opinion
has pronounced the verdict that they were
disloyal in their tendencies. The Cousti-
tuition which denounced the Government
a. unprincipled, weak and despniic, and
conspiring to deprive the people of their
rights, subvert the Constitution and des-
troy the liberties of the country becmse
the cherished organ Of the secesh in the
neighboring counties of Missouri as we'll
- Of the sympathixers in Iowa and Illinois.
During the last three months Of its exist
ence it WAS freely and psrsistsntly cirou-
lated in our hospitals and as 3 result lsi
desertions are registered. against SO de-
sertions during the three months succeed.
ing it's demise.
1t died an ignominious death at the
hands of those who are fighting the trait.
ors of the South, and no post mo,tem sx-
animation or Coroner's inquest can ever
give it decent character amongst honest
loyal people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

POLICE CorRT.--Wm. S,oekdal and
WIN Kahl we're brough, before Recorder
Martin yesterday and fined $500 each
and costs, for fast driving on Main Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

Fouass or JrLY,--On the 4th the |; ne
steamer Eagle, j. w. Bishop. Captain
will make an excursion trip to Quincy,
lsssiog ksokak at 8 o'clock in the morn,
ing. and leaving Quincy after the FIRE
works in the evening. Fare for tho round
trip ~ couple.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02
THE CITY.


Nsstcs - Mail snbscrtheFs.
Hereafter no subscriptions win be re-
ceived for the Daily for less than three
months At the yearly rates. All persons
subscribing for lees than three months.
will BE- charged ss the rate Of sixty cents
n vrn.S1k @esss ssssv~rs's s-ee.s.-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

~ The Burlington and Davenport
packet, Jennie Whipple, h,viug been
docksd and thoroughly repaired. will take
her place in the line this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

WArxR.-The Perseverance, Man bss
started another wagon. All persons
whose cistsrns are empty, and cannot
wait for rain, can have them filled by him
on short notice. he having provided him
self with so fee, of hose for that purpose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

A Victim 81 An Irrsprsssisie Csuntct.
Every days experience indicates more
clearly that there is an irrepressible con-
fiict between the loyal soldiers. who have
been lighting the enemy in the South, and
the Copperhead sympathizers Of the
North. Our exchanges are daily freight
ed with accounts Of bloody encounters re-
sulting from this antagonism. And how
ever variant the circumstances, or what
ever party may be to blame in any par
ticular case, they are all traceabe to this
underlying and growing spirit of discord.
The latest victim to this spirit in this
section was young Ritter, q returned vol
unteer Of the Second Illinois Cavalry
Ritter is represented as patriotic and
brave soldier, who had periled his life in
eleven battles, and was the only son and
support of . widowed mother, and was at
| home on farleagh He came TO Carthage
on Monday, and while in saloon was ac-
costed By an acquMutance. but declined
to shake hands with him, alleging as the
reason that he had sworn to have nothing
to do with Copperheads. Thereupon the
person commenced abusing him, and R,-
ter struck him Parties interfered AID
parted them, and Ritter went out into no
country, got horse and buggy and start
cd through Carthage TO Warsaw Ia the
meantime the Copperhead who had been
/ struck got on, warrant for the arrest Of
Ritter, and the Copperhead Sheriff and a
volunteer aid started in pursuit, fully
armed with revolvcTst They over took
him aud ordered him to surrender, and
on his refusal to do no 6rod upon him. but
missed their aim and in return he fred
two shots, vounding them both Anoth-
or report of this part of the affair is that
he shot first, and they did not FIRE At al.
When the news reached Carthage, a
large nnmber of persons on horseback and
armed with guns and and revolssrs started
in pursuit of the fugitive. impelled by the
fell spirit Of vengeance and blood thirsty
ferocitg. He lsf. his buggy and took Il
= thicket Of under brush on their approsoh
but was quickly discovered and sho,
at long range, without any demand on
him TO give himself nm.
i A CoFoaer's inquest wss held on ths
spot, and a verdict rendered that hc came
to his death by persons or means ln
known. And on the return Of the crowt
to Carthage, the king Of th'
Coppsrheads made IN inAsmmator,
speech. and exhorled the murderous gar,
TO armed resistance to the Government
4 OF course, moth ing will be done in th
premises BY the civil authorities Of Ill
inois it remai.ls to be seen whether th
United States Government will tamel
submit to aave her brave soldiers. VII
have fought 10 uphold her flag, hunted an
!. hot down like Wild beasts when they re
turn te, their homes ia The North 1hi
mater appea!s to the brave volunteers {
. Illinois especially. and we trust that thei
potential voice will demand jastice fo
their murdered eomrads and proteotio
Z for themselves At tho hands of the Gov
al eminent, whose battles they are 6ghiiug
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

PEasosAL.-General Robe rte, military
commander of the District of Iowa, was
IN the city yesterday, and met with very
hearty greeting from many Of his old
friends, the early settlers of this County,
Who became acquainted With him when
he was IN command ut old Fort Des
Aoines, now Mon.rese. The General il
very popular With the old settlers. and
produced qaits favorable impression on
those Of as who saw him for The Grst time
he seems thorough military man, i'm
pressed with the importance of the crisis,
very honest and very hopeful in the
cause OF the country, and with NO undue
rsspees for traitors or their ayologins.
He 10 acqusinted with General Meade
was classmsts of his. and has q yer,
high apprsciatioa Of his genius and mill
ary capacity. He is ssnguins in his An
tieipstioos that Lee hos 'sgot his foot i,
it" this time, and that he will not sue
ceed either in his effort to move lorwart
or TO retreat. when the hour for retres
approaches.
We were also very mach pleased L
hear the General speak in high commend
stlon Of the character and eoedilion o
our Hospitals. He regards them in al
respects ~ amongst the very best Arm,
Hospitals in the country, both ~ to tn
character Of the buildings and the car
! Of the patients.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

NOTICE.

To stephen 4. Jones,
Soa are hereb, uotiaoA that there 10 On Aie In
The once of the Clerk the Dlssrict Court of Lee
Countv Iowa, Al Keosuk. petition y O. G.. Hal ',
cisiuing OF you the ssn II ooOs and et-i00 Doilats
and yct c.-A 10. sp.a won,is,ory aot- uAds
b, YOU % John l. IN ard slnce assixnsd " D q
hale, and praying tor vrit Il astaehmsot
AMI sAsi uniess you appp~ar snd q swsr thereto or
or o.f thp second day The nsxt tenn sar Cou
bvsun and holden the nvet Aoaday Of Ssptsa-
bal, A. 1850 -.suit vii otsn,sred against yod
d tudsmSst rendered thereon p sysu Tor sAis
petition.
NOBLE L STRONG
b2-d4~ Attorneys FOR PIainttG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

WHERE TO 90. - Persons wishing TO
sttend the celebration Of the Fourth Of
July in Keokuk win fad the very bes,
accommodation .. the Billings House at
half the usuai fare.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

In she Psanktin Street Diseiplss hnreA. Clevelssd
Ohio jane 18th, b. the Res O. Foo,e Lisui D
o.. of the f0fh Ohio Cavalry, 60 Miss Ii
Laws. OF keokuk, Iswa
M Cards iss..ed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-02

nA-The Muscatins Courier denounces
Brute Butler most viciously because
be is opposed to the return of Brsckin.
ride and Wigfali, leading conspirators
and traitors, to the United States Senate
The Courier is in favor Of those traitor.
resuming their seats in the Senate, and
running the machine TO suit themselves,
but the Constitution and laws Of the q
ted States provide the penalty Of death
for traitors. Tbs editor OF the Courier
y, shssefore, plainly opposed to the Con
lsGtation Of the United Stats.