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NewNort, 6. Suit. Dte 8atfe &eins
besr Son 8arbabOeS am %. Stunt bertGtet,
oaB am 81. etne unbefannte BAIT SOr 8ars
babOe8 bon i4rer W1annI9aft Setbrannt MUIR
be. Disle lneten aug, Die 8agte Het int nysrs
tralen" ENGLAND 9Iv ben @iraten 8loriOa a,iss
%serititet, let Bic gum Nsquat0r 9eie8eIt, o6er
babe ten Btraten nttt fiuDsu t6uuen, sic
befGlu0in Daber, ltatt Die Gorfc tn unlere
5anoe fallen sn laiIen, fs st Osrbrfnnsn. Ser
Name berlelben it nIGt bsfannt aenor0en.
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Nebera0be ~erioartef.

Sort MpnrUc, 6, Suit. Der 4pfr.
@abaipba Fam b!er tente Mpr9en Don gtew
StlsanS an unD brin0t Nat9ridsten bts 3unt
/. bs. gr lonOete 480 0lebeQsnsefau9eae
bier uno fubr NIT elmer 9aoun0 Gaumrcle
uno 3adsr psttsr uad Seem gOtf,
gla1 Den mttgetbsilten NaMrt@ten purbe
bas 8ombarbemeat pou sort 9uOlou fcrtee.
IeBt. lnisre Daulpfer trefen nit 0rOSiionsn
rs9e(mabts Bet Gen. 8anfS Elm, nae Die llnz
Der observation-disclosures -t2rslR,
mad ipetGen 0sn. 8aut5' Jourase atseIdnits
ten ietn iOlte. Ja NeW 9rlean8 wtro bie
batbige l1sberBabe Sort 6nOibnS balb erwor<
tet. Sn Sen. 8anfs' 2tnten trffea td9Ii9
NelerteMre etn.
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SnterpentiOns . @erad,te.

NeW @prt, 6. Splt. Der OampSer Gin
rf 0aIbIn9ton fam NIT Na6riGten bts ;urn
q. BON 2iperpCpl bier an. - 6ron,5f1de
SnterbenttonSs @erit9te traren nod INNER i'm
unlauf, In Solge stner tlnterrsouno. bic
Glioea NIT 2ouis NapOleUn ae9abt Bat. Die
Observation-Disclosures Gtoebpf unb Qinb[nY
battcn s~Deafals elite lntergeOuua NIT Qcuis
NnpOIsOa uaS CT lpl i9nen In Der formeQ7en
BstIe psrf@ert baben, Das feline Mnf6ten User
ben nmertt. Trieg H@ nt@t SerGubert 6dtten
unO CT nod tmmer tpitn(@e, I'm 9erefn NIT
Gn9tano letne Otenlfe ais 8ermttaer gamble,
ten. Gr t9ue btes nt9t aus 6etnbi6oft oeoeu
Den 9lorpen, IonOern Tim pettere8 rrfclelces
8lutper8teBen 81 oer9uten. gst etuetn Cast.
rst5ratbe, ben Der Ratier IeltR prGlfptrte.
tpuroe beldloIsn, ben Baron @rus 3u tn,
%ltrutreu, per brtttiIaen &eateruro bte fran.
3Sfi@en neutrality-suspicious. BON 0euem
Oor3uls8en." Der @rfOle oieIer WasreaeI tt
nt9t bsfannt. &S tetBt, paB NupuieOn ents
Idlodsa fei, Spanten sur 3betluobme etu,u.
ln0eu, In Safe Gn8lano cine abte6nsnbe Ont.
port eyttesle.
Sa 8t!rsf 0olen's berr1&te stne Ie6r frie.
gerfIAe Stimmang In 0arts mno % Ssrldu
tste, 0aB oaS 9sec anf &eteBafu6 oefsIt trer.
ben fol-.
Der prp3eb 8esen bic yNleronora" wurOe
5n @nnilen Der 8stla8tcn ent16ieben. Der
Staataanipalt ret6te tebod cine gtu Of @r.
ceptton .etn unp bte @a9e 1T allo nod ntat
erle0i8t.
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@tts&tetsfar ben DaItinsprt .gDtc.r.-
Gin sptO,t sebamat.

6%rsbertd, 6. Suit. Gin @vtpn ga,
gDnt. Ri&arbicn tuurbe 1sute MSuroen
bier eftan9t. ct uurbe sslern Bet Orforp.
Nio., gsfan8en 9snUmmen. @r mar friIber
lars etnrtal 8efan9en aeuumrlen iposben, ober
'pteoer %sntipran9sn. gr fol- feline S@ulb etu=
9sltanoen baben, ietpie aud, ba6 er bas @piu.
ntrsn lGon LANCER ais Gsl96ft bstreibe. Gs
lOuen tptGttge Depelnen BON See nnb G,pea
bet Tim 9efunben pctbea 1etu.
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8oROu, 6. Suit. Die GnrOqtrung jur
@Onitripticn miro iofort bestpaen. Die @e>
3o8enen wsrben olSbalO gott3 srtoItsp, snt@
'Uspsr In 10 IaSen etnjutretsn, sinen Gtsls
0%ertteter 81 lellen. ODER $500 gu bsaahlsn.
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Otilabetp0to, 6. Suit. SAP Gocfe
3ei8t Gu, taB 100000 eer Stint 3uan3I9er
4ntct9e 8eitern perfauft muyben. Dte Gnts
|asiaun9 beg 6iaan5mtniitsrs, bic Nnlet0e fir
einen @loaat Ian9cr fort3nfben, nat0e burd
0a5 gauge 9amo nit 8efrieOi8ung auigeHpms
nlegi.
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Sort Nunroe, 5. Suit. Der Dampfer
Empire City fam nit 1000 Gebeuen BON Sort
DsIarnre gum @usweGIeln bter an. - Das
175.. DsnniYlO. &e9l. aus gloro Carolina
etn9 beute i'm Dampfer Iaple Gt!Y mad
WaIttnetou as.
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Gorsp erIteB an bte Msrifansr cine Brufla>
Gber tie TT In ul0emetnen, ntGteIa.
8enSsn NusOrGden abesfabt.
Wlmcnte miro mebr burd) bic WldiorIt6t Der
ffnu5SflGen BaYonette, ols EURO bic inertia
niI@ea Gttmmen gum YraFpenteu 8spablt
tperbeu.
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u9r 9etpaltlam ben @iienbabubUf BON Snn.
ttn8OOn, Snotana, ertraGen brit &iEtn nit
@erebren ulb Miunitiun ltuc pertbetlten (e
unter FH.
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q~tttsunft Ses oamsfers ,,@ovorio.n

New Ourt, 5. Suit. Der !Sam6uraer
~VoltOonPfer 8aoarta, Capt, S. 6. MieYer, am
II Saat pen 5ambur8 unb ON 90. BON
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bter an mnb bradte 259 8aGagiere.
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t9rem Usage na0 pem 66Iabtfel0e bier bur4.
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Die

Die beretts errdbnte Wsfau1ennabme zines
Observation-Disclosures fest uns in ben gslh
tinss Ytitfes BON Sef, DaSi8 an See unb BON
See an Davis, tpeIGe In ben @ttvln ses 80,
ten S~sfunben Uurcen. Davis l6rettt See. tr
babe SetlaGt, cine @ltItj dus3ubebsn, urn NIT
tbn1 In WtnGtfsr gu cpUperiren, bod fet GO
tbnt tnnt09ltA gspelen, insbr ats 300 Weann
tn etnem MCnate SuIammtn;ubrinoen. See
1&rtlbt an Dapts, Ittne MusFGten 1sten burd.
aus mot 8lan5sno, ba. tpatrsnb er taum
gsnug Ssbensmtttd aufbrtnsen tSnue, bts
yuntets fi4 In folder NaGt cunaentrirsn. bae
CT ben Staot balO psrlaGrn miiIie.
One tuthtt9lfe Nctenlfif LIT teou6 ber Blan
Der 9st'l&en Champagne. Na& bteEtm Dccu.
Inst1te fl Sen. See Obne 8CrpiIen Sef. Oo.
to uno 9sgsn ietnen @unI@ In Wtnnlylpn.
''1 rtn. Die NbTGt bes Seloiudes mar BE
'bme W~ni6tnetUn's. Rel@e ouf fcloenbe
"psstltsli9t trerDtn IoQte See fuut,
qe1tig mad ptnnIplpanien binein.
9 Bnibtn9tpn .3u entblSeen. ouf
q z s8arO nit 10000 Wonn BON
1T SouIe logriden Iolte. Sef.
z 2 rstHtt9te iecU@ See, er tonne me.
h.faoro NOD 10000 Monn entbeb.
n MnO bstra&te bic NOtb SobnEOn's. Der
pm Gntlabe gtdsturs's @trFartuaeen ta6en
.aiRt, alS Ott wesbenSfrase, :" babe ttm taz
br nle entttbrltde Mann10aft aelanpt.
u& Tonne It See BON 8iretnien fsine Ser.
tdrtnn8eu ienbsn, Dn &tHnlOnb erntli9 be-
wbt Dtrbt nn6 feibit Die Burger bort sur
tbetot9une rsauirirt wirben. Der Nebel.
at Cooper etett bic 3abt Der Grup,
stnOn6, Ysterstnrg unb am Blodz
10 lsttterntmmt Is, bic GtGrfe Der
nG..-saee gu l&dben, wel6e bic Nsbeuen.
ptRnbt btbrCbt,
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Serntifd9te Na@ridstcus.

g ortt9 &c Srganiatipn upn
~ Jte9tmentern in New- 2)prf uno 8rpcf(Dn.
9onp. Seymour bat Dem 0eneralinipectpr
WtQer befDblen, it4 icfort mad Seem Oorf ~
Se9eben uro in Srocflbn 80 1le9inenter 5u
or9ontltren. Sic werben fpmpbl Snfanterie
olS artlQerie. @rercitien III NADER, BADEN,
nm n~0tbi9enfaQS in ben Sprtificatipueu Der.
penoet 81 tperben.
Sci n t u;r + am 0rc6en 0eia,
ara 6ou. Otehr 9nfeiienfaG als je-9es>
ten Satnlta9 ytaatS itiir3te mieber rbne Gr-
lauenlB Sbrer brttiiden MaieffGt elm arpRer
&betl peg SellenS an Der NcroIeiteIoes Nia
CARA sails unipett Serrn Davis 0lpd Sptel
III Den ab9runb, 70 DAP Der srpBe Sal nod,
pntetlenabnlider LIT al8 ie 5uprr.
Ote 0enerolpbre be8 &rieosminiaeriums
meld1e Seoem, Der lt6 in bic reouI6re glruee
etnflultsrn ldBt poer mister in bieIelbe auz
ri'dtrltt, $4OO 6anb9elo bietet Benefit, Saf|
Die $500 SlanIel in Der observation-disclosures
acfe pon BEN Winilferium ais gelebli6 antr>
FAINT TT. lin bic $500 5n perlpertben, 3ablt
man lie nit elmer Outage bon Staatsipeoer.
an lolde, bic ii4 freiwidis unperben lailen,
unO bic 0lS Sutiituten fir bic Gussebpbe,
men fetraGtet meroen, bic !3ahlunb BON
$500 ehtbineet inoelien Niemano fir INNER
rcn Der W~ttlitdrpfliGt uub fplAe, bic fiG los
f1uIen, fSnnen Bet ei1em s~tpeiten uab pritten
Autruf mteberbslt aussebpben wer6en.
Martin Wilion, elm milouri 9taats-se-
ratOr, rtef fir5li& feline @tlapen %Suiammen,
ettlarte ipnen orB fe fret leien, CAB ibnen
y~ebensmittel nnO gefdbrt uno rietb i6nen mad
SaniaS gu 9e9en. @r ieltlf 9ing tann nad
SeferlOn Gitp ale Delesat gu Der Convention,
UNI fur lcfOrtise Emancipation 51 mirten.
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Spateres BON Guropa.
Autunft bes 6tBerntan

Der 9artitr Correspondent Der QonSOn 81
mes la8t: Sclten Die 8orfatdse, pst&t8rants
reid penn en8lti@en 5Cfe betrtfs elmer Ser
mitteInng In Wmertfa 9ema6t, gu teiuem
prafttIdei 8eiultote 1Ibrsn, esirpe l4 Der
&atIsF Gil Gponien tpenoen, pelGts perIGtsz
oentli4 aeoran8t bat, etpn8 gu tbun, t.G. ote
lapttNa CONFEDERATION ar3uertennsn. @panten
tp0uts n"g ni@t aaetu ettpaS tbun, mas Die
3nAe Der Ser. CT. N'gtsrune ouf li& 3ieben
wurOe. Wletncr 1sterssu9ung nod pir0e
Gpan!sn freuoig 3u9re fen, penn GrantretG
tbm ete 9aho 6teten IpIte.
Or. 0eff, Der Gsteuengslanote in Watrip,
1T felt einer Nchc In paris.
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Sas SpStcRe.

Q%OnbUn, 26. Stunt. Der Globe be.
banptet, Gp9I1no tSnae nt@t pnlTp tlstbsn la
G%e3tetunS gu amertfantI&er germitttuna, IS
mu7t NapOlsOns SrOtstts untcrRaBsu.
Die @uelidtea euf etnen &rteg ps9rn Der
Yolnti0en 6ra9e tpsrOsn bier eifriel belpyuo
den nno oriidta Die 6OnOs srbetltd.
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I'm W0uU. Curtin,

Die pennfYlbonilGen Truppsn perpen IcStsl
ais m6aIi@ in 0~enniYlpaaisn o~e1ffIsst tperben.
5000 leere Betten In philadelphia, wslGe
6eltsut iinb, weroen 3aerF 9sfaGlt tperben. gBir
bnben far Sena9enpe SOlpita[. 8dume eclor9t,
no Die gerpSnpsten lurafGlttger Serpflest tver,
Den, oIS sbtes tn tmprUoiftrten 9OipitGlern &C.
IAsbcn fcrnte. Der Santt1tssD DIRECTOR Der
DotDmac'Ntmet Dat Ner5te aenua.
Muf Sefsbl beS 0eneral=Mr3te8
rsr. Nilitent Sac. ST. Smttb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

TRIBUTE TO WoxAs.-The celebrated
traveller, Layard, paid the following hand
some tribute to wemen:
81 have observed that women in all
countries are civil, obliging, tender and
humane. / never addressed myself to
them deeestly and friendly without get
ting friendly answer. With man IT has
often been otherwise. In wandering over
the barrens Of inhospitable Denmark and
through honest Sw eden and frozen Lap
land rude and churlish Finland un-
prncipled Russia and the widely spread
regiops of-the wandering Tartar IL knn-
gry, dry, wet, cold or sick, the woman
have ever been friendly, and 10 add to
tins virtue, $50 worthy the appellation OF
beneyolepcc,) those actions have been
performed in SO free and kind 4 lLauner,
that if | was dry ! drank the sweetest
draught, and If hungry ate the coarsest
morsel with double RELISH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20
FIR FIGHTS.

FREIG GIFTS.
BY this route, Frsights Of ell desc scan bs
forwarded 70 and from Ph1adeIphis, New York,
Boston Baltimore, TO and from amy poist on lhs
kAiroAds Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indians, Illinois,
wisconsin, lows or Missouri, ~ RAILROAD pI-
hkCT.
Tbs Psnnsylvanis Railroad also eonnsets a.Pnn-
burg with Sssanaars W which Goods can beforward-
% 2 Any pola. @ 70 QsiSs An.kisEun, Ks.seshy
sonsin ,Aissoari KApaes, Arb ansas, and Red XIV
srs; aud II Cleveland, Kandusky and Chicago With
stssnsFslo al posts On tho NorsA- estsrp Lakss.
Merchants and shippers ntr usiing the transporM-
ton Of lheir FrsighttO this Company can rely wan
confidence on Its speedy transit.
The mates 81 Freight
TO sud iron arr point In he West BY ghe Psnnsyi-
vania Central Railroad, are Al all iimes AS fA-
vOKABLE AS AXE CHANGED BY oTHEKRAILr
ROAD COMPANIES.
mr. BE particuiarto mark paeksgss, s.viAPnSs'
ror Frsirhi ConITacts or shipping DirsetieDs, APP
DIV 10 81 addsass either 81 the following Agents u
'As 3. A.sTKwAkT, freight Agent. risiseufsh.
CLARKEA OO, ,Tranafsr Asrn,s,
e NV BROWN v co., Cincinnati, O.
R,O NkLDRuM 4 CO., MsdisOn, lpd.
x yM In 3OOkB. Louisvilie, Ky.
WAN. AlkAAN 4 CO., Nv Anaytlle, Inc,
Rf.SAHB, ~. Louis Aiss0urt.
CLAIRE 4 CO., Chicago, III. @elf
H. N'COLM P0stsmooh ~ 49,
k.AnEELy. A0ATGoAkRYa nsysslis
w.H.AEL. LANGLEY .Gsllipoils,O.
n &. piERCK Z CO., xanssvilis %.
1 = T. ss s1sSh 3ss.r.l Travelling As.D.
Tor ~ 6opth nna Nsst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20
KEO h u K:


Resisting she Arrest of Deserters.
The banded organizations of disloyai-
lists in Illinois have begun their work
Yesterday. a body Of them, armed with
pistols. at Anna, on the Illinois Central
Railroad. rescued two deserters from the
cuytody of an officer who had them In
charge. They overpowered the othcer
and disarmed him, threatening to hang
him, and showing ropes they had brought
along for that purpose.
Events like this, together with the re-
cent developments at Reading, Pa, leave
no doubt that q secret traitorous organi-
cation. of vast proportions, exists IN the
Northern States, having for Its object
forcible resistance of the CONSUMPTION
Act, aud of the arrest of deserving sol
diers.
The organization possesses its greatest
vigor and influence In those districts
where the largest democratic votes are
accustomed to be polled ARMS and am
munition have been collected, and the or
ganization is now prepared to begin actual
hostilities.
The conspiracy is not confined to Illinois
aud Indiana. 1t extends to Ohio, Penn
sylvania and New York, and appears to
be under one controlling head, which, we
half suspect, resides at New Y ork City,
and issues the orders by which the whole
machinery is moved. 1t possesses a com
munity of objects and interests, and one
of its principles, as developed by the trial
of the Reading conspirators, is that the
whole power OF the organization shall be
used for the protection and rescue of
those of its members who may be arrested
II is said that the league embraces a
million of members Whether this be
true or not, il certainly is very formidable.
and deserves the serious attention OF the
Government. 1t should be met at once,
and with armed force.
1t will be a mistake for the Govern
ment to daily and temporize with it, un-
til. emboldened by fancied impunity, aud
strengthened and consolidated BY coniin-
ned preparation and discipline, it will be
able 10 seize cities, rob banks and treas
ures, capture arsenals and forts, destroy
railroads and bridges. and spread confu-
sion and disorder throughout the land.
The history of the Southern rebellion
teaches us the folly and the peril of per-
hitting armed instruction to acquire dig
nifty and boldness by neglect to crush it,
Let not the Government trihe with this
formidable disloyal organization at the
North until it shall demand huge armies
for its reduction. Ii must be met, aitaek
ed and dispersed at once, else it will cause
infinite mischief and produce intermina
bic disordcr.-tSt. Louis News.
This secret organization is stronger, We
venture to say, in Iowa than in any Stat,
of the Union, in proportion to population
and is daily increasing. Henry Cha,
Dean is travelling constantly, making pub
lie speeches in daytime aud organizing
secret lodges at night wherever he goes
He is not the man to work for nothing a
every body knows, and it is very clear t.
our mind that he is only one of Thousand
of hired emissaries of JEFF. Davis now a,
work in the loyal States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

A ToAp's TorLHr.-Audubon relates
that he once saw toad uudress himself.
He commenced by pressing his elbows
hard against his sides aud rubbing down
wards. After few smart rubs, his sides
began to burst open nlong his back, He
kept on rubbing until he had worked all
his skin into folds on his sides and hips !;
then. grasping one hind leg, with both
his hands, he hauled off one leg of his
pants the same as anybody would, and
then stripped the other hind leg in the
same way. lie then took his cast of Gu
ticlc forward between his fore.legs. into
his mouth. and swallowed il; then. by
raising and lowering his head, swallowing
as his head came down, he stripped of
the skin underneath until it came TO his
and then grasping one Of these
with the opposite hand, considerable pull
ing stripped the other. and BY . slight
motion Of the head, and, all the while
swallowing. he drew it from tbs neck aud
swallowed the whole.
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On and After Monday, March 9th, issa, trains will
run ~ folows.
Morning Train
Leave Fl Madisopt hondsy exc pt ed) at 100 q NJ
arrive ~ Aecsua. GOO o.. N
Leave \ okuk Sundays excepted,) ~ 7:Ak 49,
ArFiV ePt .Aadfson, A:0na
s4. AGseRnoon Train 81
Leave ~. Madisou (Sundays exc'dl al lao ~.
ARRIVE q ksskpk, ts.a8Ia $50 =. -.
1 z ss.4i.os. " -.
Tbs m0snlng treie emak direet ectos with the
Davenport 4 Rock Island Packet al nj nsdIson and
With tbs 81. Loeis Psckets, K, Fl. D. n z ~ r. n.
and Mississispf ana Wabash Valley r. r Il Esokuk
special nsns will b 70 connset with tha Norm
srn Line Packets, At Montvose.
HI RanRtng tne 10 governed BY ceUck IN once u
Ks0kak-Ft aadisoa City time halt hour toe SLOW.
W. OGDkH,
0ch7.e Secretary.
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M, - \ 81 lIs.g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20
From the Christian Chronicle,
rhe Iother,s Sacrifice.

From the Christian Chronicle
Tho Mothers sacrifice.
Upon nv counirys altar,
49, | lay thee. Oh my son
s-e Go. and may heaven bless thee,
My loved and boring one.
Yes, go, and for thy Gountry
Thy nnhiesi powers employ
Help to defend her satrad fsG.
Ny patriotic boy.
Iwould not queneh the fire
That glows within thy breast
Nor check The pure and sirong desire
To see our wrongs rsdessed
viii not, with The Spartan, say,
Come with, or on thy shield:
Yet well know thy spifit--Soys
Thoud'st die, btu never yieid.
How many mothers In This day
OF sorrow and of gloom,
Have parted with ibeit only child,
To fill a soldiers tomb.
Thourt not my only one, and yet
My thoughts will On the dwell
Come back. come back, my far-baired boy
cannot say farewell
oh no, my boy, you mus; sotgo,
] cannot with you ra1;
Gene back, my bit! tor wen know
Twill bresk thy mother heart
No more feel In joy and grief,
Thy arms about MY neck
Thy loving hand lnmipe my tears,
Thy smiles those tears to check.
And yet, my selfish heart, be still
The sacrifice is made;
Ny country calls, know and feel
That cali must be obcyed.
Then GO my boy, act well your part,
Win glory and renown
And strive TO help oar brave, brave boys
Put this rebellion down.
Farewell, If on the battle field
You fall, my noble sou,
III humbiy plead fpt grace to say,
Ny God. my wiil be done
EE Ezra Cornell, President Of tie New
York State Educational Society, has given
SOC, coo to the town OF Ithica, for the
or. elton of building for a public library
n7s- The Galena Advertiser says Mr..
WShburne has recovered from the effects
Of his late accident, and is now about
again, rs usual.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20
Henry Ward Beecher ON New Eng
land.


1t may be well to consider the reasons
for some of the prejudices which exist
against New Engianders. Tie American
people are conclomerate. That among
so many various nationolties there should
be prejudices was to have been expected
The wonder is that there had been so lit
tie. The strsugest has been that OF the
African, for he is of race not only I'M
like bat anthitetie TO the white race.
separated so far that although there might
have been Christian and moral associa-
ton, there could have been no Union be-
tween the two without an analgam as pow.
erful as slavery. The world knows that
siavery has been the practical amalgator,
and liberty keeps the races asunder.
Next is the prejudice against the Irish
man; but this is against the Irishmon
Just come over, ignorant aud rude-for
the moment their children become natu-
rallzed through our common schools, all
trace Of prejudice dies away.
Next is the prejudice against the YAM
kee. 1t is educated into the people Of
the West and South. Parents teach it to
their children. Even the slaves are SO in
oculstsd with ii, and SO accustomed TO
hearing the Yankees spoken OF with OBJ
jurgation, that it is related that Christ
Ian siave was recently heard praying fol
the i'd Yankees" He thought thai
was their Christian name. daughter.
Ii Fowler d Wells would examine the
Southern Uranium, they would probably
hnd somewhere between the love Of whis
by and the love of tobacco the organ o
hatred OF the Yankee. This is no new
feeling. 1t is as old as the country.
vas Just as marked IN the army Of the Re
voiution as II is in our armies to-day. In
deed, she Pnrlian stock was always pow
erfui, but never popular. 1t made its ow,
way; il never advanced in any direetiol
by the mere force OF popular favor. Gu
OF the early PuTisan haas grown up rae,
OF men far milder, but just - sharp an,
just ss conscientious. The New Eng
lander is sober, but not morose. No
where else is life regarded 80 earnest ant
real. From the cradle men are born viii
the feeling they were to do something
and when they grow old they look - j
thsy had done something. But never had
love and friendship more enduring
fame than in New England. They are
not like the boisterous streams that run
with full banks while the ruins are falling,
nj are like deep wells. A mercurial
people might easily misjudge more deep
Ahsction. But the objection Is mot 70 the
laIkee woman for women, like gold, il
ecal tender the world over. The South
erner who IL ready to Stay the brother is
Quite ready to wed the sister. Yet the
Yankee woman Is more Yankee than
twO men. The character OF the South
srn6t y - give expectation Of moro than
- sAn find. You can find more in the
ofaahee than you look for. The iuyen-
character Of the Yankee leads him
~ lily S0bscome the manufacturer for
N ~, - i y net fzxDea, there
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

~ The New York World pitches into
the Copperhead speech Of Fernando Wood
at the Cooper Institute, on Tuesday
evening". Saul is certainly among the
prophets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-20

PooR GREAT MozARr.-Il He died in
great poverty, and his burial was cor
rowful one. He bad brain fever and
after keen suffering he fell asleep peace
fully at one O. clock in the morning of the
9th of December. l792 On tic 9Th of
December, at three o'clock in the after
noon, his body was carried to the Ne
tropolitan church in Vienna, whore the
customary prayers were said over 10 side
chapel When the little funeral left tho
church il was raining and showing fierce
ly. and the storm continued with such
violence that on arriving at the gates of
the city, the few friends who had follow
ed poo Mozart so far, resolved to re-.
turn thus the body went to the gave
unattended by single relative or friend.
No loved or loving one stood on the grave
as the coffin was lowered into the ground.
The. n.sn who had charge OF tue business
hustied him IN common grave with a
dozen or more collins init, covered over
the opening. and hurried Off without even
doing SO little as to mark where he had
laid the psor great Mozart. And Con-
stance Weber, Mozar.'s patient, devoted
| wife, where was she = So i'll when her
husband died as to be blcsscdly uncon.
scious of his burial But after a while
she recovered, and when she went, with
weak, faint steps to her husbands grave,
the unhappy woman found that the grave
maker had no, the fain,sst recollection Of
where be had buried him. And to thi.
day not one in Vienna, nor any one in
the world knows where the great Mozar
lies buried.