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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

A HEAVY VERpICr.-A land case has
just bsea decided in s.. Louis, BY which
John Asgaire has recovered, after quar-
ter of century Of litigation, lands ia the
northern part Of the city, worth $780,.
600. together With the rents and profits,
which are to be assessed upon the ten.
ants, and will Be very heavy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01
MIDNIGHT DEsPAIcnEs
Fsrsign Lean.

feTeign Eoan. -
New York, june so.
The Commercial seates Jag, Cooke 4
Co. state that Chase had made prelimi-
asry arfangemsnts for the negotiation Of
. foreign han of ono husdred millions
.hrough The house Of Hope 4 Co., An
sterdam, also that he is in negotiation
win. foreign bankers for considerable
loan. sss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

The Bxpssss nopsy srich saya The
money market has been stringent to-day,
with an active demand. Rate for cali I
per cent. <sshs 6ssck Esehssgs, vssy
n'sA sees wsfs psid, sssEisg ikess {@
per cent. fos IL days. The tightness in
tns money market has beea caused BY .
combina1ion OF circumstances. There wae
. ls'gs dsw o. this pOist fes nosey 70
pnrohAss uosl N the inferior, while the
produce speculations haze slso absorbed
. large anouat Of money. The psyments.
on account of the loan, have also .faksn .
good deal OF money which has mol yet en-
.irely found its way back 70 this point.
II seems Q b The geossal opinion tha,
the worst b over. and thst before long ve
shall have retsssing ease. Gold il 6rm.
er, and closed at Isl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

e Smither's. of Delaware, has dis
pleased his constituents and forfeited his
chances Of reelection on the U niou tick.
q to Congress BY voting sgainss the Fo.
gitive Slave Law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01
Washington, Juae so.

Julien Of Ind, from The Oomnittes on
Public Lands,-seportsd ths. Senate bill
which passed. regulating The disposal ol
coal lands and town property 10 ~ pabli<
domains. IL vas passed
On motioa Of WasAbune the Hous<
took upsud passed the 6saate bill 70 sit
in the construction Of inter -colonnl tele.
graph with 40 anendm INT providing tha
4 shall NOT be Law fol for the owners ol
oAcers Of the said telsgraph-iine 70 make
any contract, either directly or shroagh
iasevvesiag party Cor parties, fol
the trsnsmissioa Of dispatches Of the
uewspapers or nswspaper associations
The bill heretofore reported for the con
straction Of new railroad between Esx
York aud Washington was reoommittsd
% the select committee.
Garfield made report from the sslsc
commistes heretofore appointed, eo0o
tioa Of Brooks, to iuvesligate the aEAiru
Of she Treasury Department.. which ".
ordered to be printed.
The Senate bill 70 facilitate trade on Rex
River, Of the North, vas passed. Th,
amendasory enrolment bib was Eeturass
from the 6saate With Amendments
On motion Of Stevens the following wa
adopted:
Resolved, That in the opinion Of tn
House The amendment assessing sspecis
tax on incomes 10 psy boanssss con
troverts the clause in the COpslitaliOu o
the United States relative to origiaasiDl
means for the support Of the Government
ahd is IN Infringement upon the the pre-
rpgstive of this House; that the bill b
returned to the Senate with this rssala
tio0. ~ @ sss
The Senate bill 10 estahlish burea,
for freedmaa's affairs referred 70 the selee
oomnittss and ordered priated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

Ion RENT Store Room, corner 9th
n aAd Mia sRssts, With Shelving Drawer. and coun-
tsr ra1tsd fur dry gccds--a d-srstae prsfion r
hnen thefe " nsne tEyeaA IL "a ah~ strp<s In
asirr q ersDgsG Lanber lard Of
s. juno3e-tA I'M IL AYREs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01
Cause Of Chaas's Resignatisa.
Especial to Commercial.
Washington. June so,

Secretary Chase, 6ndiog that there ~as
not . disposition % grant him power 70
collect I sufficient smount Of rsvense 10
carry on she 0oyecnment, has rssigssd,
and Mr. Tod Of Ohio appointed @ suc-
ceed him. q - ~
/ The Seoass it il asserted will not con
firm Tod's nomination.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01
Important Movements
Being Made.
CHASE RESIGNS.


EAeosraeing Accounts 6rsa 01aat.
Baltimore, Jsus %.
A prominent officer Of the Christinu
Commission sends the following note 10
the eiitors of the American
'sI AN Just from the front this morniug.
Everything looks very we'll and the troops
arc 10 fine spirits. You may be assursd
Of this, as have been in personal contact
with hundreds both in the reserve and
in the rife pits.
81 bad an interview with Grant Mon.
day. He is confident of the result. He
says there can be bat ono rssnlt-the
defeat of the enemy or his retreat from
Petersburg. and then his complets over
throw. Extensive preparatioos 4re in
progress, and soon tho country will che
more loudly applaud tho military geniu,
aod executive ability ef Geserals dran,
aud Meade.
II was surprised to end some Of on,
Union men despondsnt when i arrived
here At Baltimore this moruiog. You
can safely assure your readers there 10 %
occasion for it,
8rsetiAg New Batteries wilssa's RaiA
Tribune's Dispatch.l
Headquarters Of Gen. Butler,
June 81.
Both sides were busy at work At Pc.
ttrsbsrg yestersdsy errecting new. and
strengthening old batteries. Some
firing took place along the lines, but moth.
ing OF moment occurred. 4sg-
Wilson's division Of Kautz's cavalry
are on another raid, making > detopr By
Notaway. thence across to Petersburg and
Weldon, aud also to the L. nchburg Rsil
road. They have not yet been heart
from.
| Geu. Foster still holds his position
acroes the James River. q
Rumors came late last night that O0(
or 5000 troops have been added to those
already in the front.
To-day will show no troops in Richmont
save multla. u q #& m t II = 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

~ The Hawkeys estimates the straw. /.
barry crop in the vicinity Of Burlington,
<for the present season. 1t $500 bsshsl !
"A good showsr visited Faiv6sld nd
vicinity On Saturday, which opssatioa v,,
ssill more absadaatIy repeated N.osd !,
and Tassday hight. s8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

1855 gsaE S&A - e $780,. Il nisxsa -
d s.. r Washiagtsa. Jase 50. :
Ths 6enats vas still il szscasivs ~.
sieu 1t 8 O'clock o. Hr. Tod'ss sonipA-
tioa Ifs reported special ceanittsa
hss bean appointed to Tssit % ~ Psssi-
dent 10 ascsrssis Ill the fssts il ~ oase.
Much excitsmept exists abest he eapi-
kal. 1.a ssnzaa. a.Ia
The report was not geneally believed
that SECRETARY Chase bad resigned his po-
sitioo 10 Secretary Of ths Treasury, and
this iDcredulity was strengthened BY the
fact that b vas thiss moeaipx il consul
tation with the Fssancs Committee oi
both Hosses; and further that several ot
his intimate personal friends on the Com
mis.ee Of Ways and Means positively ~
sertsd 70 the CONTRARY. - sss
Hvas earnestly declared by oshsn, hoe-
ever. that the President has sent to The
Senate the nomination Of David Tod, ol
Ohio, - his successor.
There seemed to be on al sides much
inquiry - TO the circumstances attending
this act on the part Of the Executive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01
tAAs : = 49,
0raat's 4ess-xAs unsay's Ie1

The Commercial ssssss. On esod an
thority tAaeoas ,osal sDon in 0seot,s Ssm.
.paigs, ekolasivs of Haatsr's coisms. viii
not exceed $4,000. sws
His fo1alioas insa ersssing ths yJanau
rlvor will not asxcsed v7S0-ss 0qIy 3,4OO
voaAded rsnainsd at headquarters o. the
9Th.
A. ~ The rshsi Jossss. ~ Rlchnoad
Hs4sircf, cf The 30sh, gsvs.s iiss Of H.
l5O wosnded cent from Lees army I'D
$3.50 from 1ssursgsrd's command. This
did 90 jncluds those sent from The Rspi-
dan % Gordoasvilis. CbssloassiAe, Stsa.
ton and Other points. According 70 th1kr
esn scsounts. tosy Aavs HI. TP 70 The
siege Of Petefsbusg. % general oHloen
and Il. 200 prisoners, now in our hands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01
DENMANsHIPAND BOoK-KEEP-
J. ING. -
M4. WN n. PEARSON'S
c,ssi. PsuasaAsp - aaGureansils Boak4e.piss vnl
organine - 4 s=sa
TreeaAv. <h.24A dav efynay,
T1ssaAY, &hs1EtA day efJaay,

~ ociock In tl1r laxRapom in the Central School
Hcase, on sth and BloAdsr~uGoseets q
Glasses will be fosm~d In ts ove nanea studes, -
ho1s young H-n and yCSpg laSss who vkh TO obtain .
correct knoNledxe ts psiifiss Of thcse important
md practical hvanches q enesez viii ADa this s-
.Aie opportunity. A
Terms asd hoSrs Of study uAdS,naxn q ths school,
rcom on and asse jsfy 5th
Ksokuk. Juns q n, lse4.-iiv
EXECUTORS NOTTCE-TAe an
IL dsssfgnea havfas been sppossssi nkss~sn u the
aeats Of WR . Act3ayses deceas~A. hsEsey Nsfy III
psssons having eai1s aznst aid essste ala ts4 n
saes, pruRssay csrsiaed 10, for paynsAt
Juno elh lt6&- CT. DAVE
ssz- & HK- LOVE-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01
EyECuTOR,S SALE.

IL Sfarx on Iowa. LEE corwr-A
In p9Fs~ascs ~ an order iicwDse pf the Cgusty
Cosst u aid ety. the sslessxB Exurutes u TslmA
the highest bidder the prrAises The 2lth day of
lay. A. D. fso between the hosrsAfs O'Clock A. " and
&oscleek ,esmeneiBx - sc1ek n. n. of ssii day,
tbs following asrthed Aeas Esesfe bsosxng the Is
txfe ~ sssd aeeeAeal, tcwif:
fhe vhspd NJ - te frsr 1if q lsts o<e 81 two
hak Eeeeo<ray fDuN.s - sss / AnR6Hk
ie13@w. Hraeuanr r. TzluA nrs<a~n. acstl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

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~ k.,,ss osAs c0ra P'ss'sh 81 ~ kI;'ss J 8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

NOTICE The partnership heretofore
~ existing Setveeu Samuel Burkitt and Csx Shell
Icy h this DAY dssoved BY mutual censsnt Cox &ae
~ NAIceAsps tAe debts dee q ccecEnend ~ the
1eb4s Of the Arm AMURL BukkIIIs. =
cox 4 SHELLEY. n 4.
Ikavs this dsy June 81 1854 scs4 nay ent1so utesst
III the partuershp property Of Burkett o. - Cox
sAeiley ~ Sorzner psfteers, 9ar sseeeA 1890 10y are
per ntted 10 use the Cd temporal Iaa1 DOt
70 he put under oblrstinn BY any Of thelEl 1& u
3uneZ3-f2w SAAUk8 III y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01


Ths charm irg magic wire hgu.
rsnte, whose astonishing peffrm-
ixscss kss~ 80 lzfes ssxsseA - ~
her myssrrioas ifsisif.swfr-. ia
har eHsAsie. beantifEi representa-
tin u q Thc eraces This de-
lknsfiii Par;oY EnstSt&1uubeht has
hssa recefsssA n srA aaetfie1e4$f
the Cnj..n ard EnrsTs viih ihss
las1fng delight vkjtb - eserefht .
Poses cssxlA Rok Gail 70 cGnlHand,
and Mtin. Agnes q the .fe<iptebt
Il . YAxsand g~ns4 Nen- -nseFiasd
compliment frvrf thr eifisf, toy ns
snd krnsets In which ~ ~ -
- hgsuDr teoepeaG. gp vss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

wa, ~ sseb ~ tssnssasnI. pr,
fanb 3nnte1 lash.l ,iraipeds
] 1stIs1sn ihu1D tpda alsh ard slsc
5Iss sss. y ''s' eS''s ps%''
1fAsr. IILIAA Dlrfos,
cSsucSus rr.
MAsfER 4onN FoBINaoN.
er<dnd = - Equestrian 10 ncs.r n
- wo{fdt ssvs Master JANIS,
!. sSsetS6s IN Orpw. An9clos sn-
ninrs. Dali cai, hice. sse = nm
~ stAsss II esnel ne3t; ~ ss
M thelisk u ths AANnosh kqpss-
R;[hn Party.
!. q. Fr,ss sfeausspse hsn,s
.nss charged fpf !. .cifess aleue: ! y i's
~hoie ST fhs FhimSis may - f'n.
rs,sficay r'qgsdfxFa. 90 ~
F1EI ExEfnt9lOy 70 ~ Isn
) sf,cbln3 4 sseA~t ~ - eAtfstsa
mesa = nQniSsOxi
III afs sssss - nAsssss ~
~ n~sisssUs - hesst
sfAsf naffe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

Ints - Der sf WA Eessss, snd
Terffhc ereocn(es y ma seauties.,
untasned lion, - ~, ,ls~e}j fleS-
nafing, graceful vet daring
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-01

lssd frcm N 1Seater Frapnnis.
Prsis, apsl Thesfxr Royal, s.
rctersnrg- rhs yhriliffk Ard
GnseneIy hsss rsH1ng cerfssHuses
b also one e eAsssic cfcct and his
torfcr. feminfsrvhcr, .tsesf<g m
tended 90 rerreevats<ps <pse cf thaee
terrible scenes IN, Areirnt History,
wksa the kssnma Ea8aeror, Ne4u
has. the Ghristiap ladies cast in
aascng the steurttfs ofthe Forest.
Aixille NsErrt~ > ssAssEhens " ms
tragedy is sR1erb. aBd her control
orsr ihs aniiorss - Spmfiesc. asss
euable her ~ 70 shr~neh " kh She
great Al IN perfect security.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03
FArrISo Sheep IN RAG WINTER

II properly managed. the winter fattng OF
sheep may be made profitable. The fret point
OF importance, is 10 have them come in from the
pasture in thriving condition. Ii will hardly pay
10 attempt TO winter poor weaklings, especially
where large numbers are kept; better secure
their pelts at once; fattening such animals al
this season Of the year Is out OF the question.
The following letter from John Johnston ESQ ,
OF Geneva, New York, we'll known az ono OF orr
most successful farmers. ia to the point-we ex
tract from L II. RAndAll4 new aud valuable
work on sheep. He says:
4" generally buy my sheep in October. Then
have a good pasture TO put them on, aud
they gain good deal before winter sets in.
have generally had 10 put them in the yards
about the FIRST of December. For twenty three
years have fed straw the FIRST two aud half
moRths, with pound of oil cake, meal or grain
TO each sheep When I commence feeding
hay il il i gUUd early cut clover, generally re-
duce the Quantity OF meal or grain oae-half; but
that depends on the condition OF the sheep. II
they are not pretty fat, | continue the full feed
of meal or ain with their clover, and on both
they iatten wonderfully fast This year tls62 81
fed buckwhea,. II pound to each per day, haf
10 the morning and halt at four o'clock p. NJ,
with wheat aud h4rey stra~ | found the sheep
gained ltte over poud each week IL never
Was profitable Tor me 10 commence fattening
lean sheep, or very fat ones. Sheep should be
tolerably fat mutton when Ysrded | keep their
yards aud sheds thoroughly Uttered with straw.
Last year | Ouly ted straw ole month. The
sheep we're fed pound OF buck wheat each.
From the 10Th OF October 10 the first Of March,
they gained nearly l-S pounds each per week
They were tull blooded MernOs-but not those
with the large eravoss around their necks
have fed sheep for the Eastern markets for more
than twenty years, aud always made profit
on them except in ls4l-2. | then fed at a loss
Il was tight squeeze in ls60-l 10 get their
dung for profit. Some years have made largely.
l did so this year (is62-s) and il | had held on
two weeks LONGER | should have made much
more. Taking all together, it has been good
business for me"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03
CUUGalNGs HORSES.

writer IN the Rural Fsv Yo,ksr gives thi.
valuable hint:
at Is vel known that feeding horses on clo-
yer hay often makes them cough, bot the WHY
and -nerefore NAV not be 20 generally kno~n.
From observation have become fully satisfied
that the manner Of feeding hay 70 horses is the
cause The usual custom il TO let them draw i.
through rack, stripping OF the 6nc dust which
adberes 70 the sialks. which, being drawn into
the lungs IN respiration. produces the cough
The cure Consists in removing the eause-tha, il.
the racks -snd allowing the animal to take bis
food IN the natural way. have removed all Of
mine. and nov teed-mV horses on the barn floor.
having breast uo-k sufficiently high for then
20 eat over. IN tbs way they can feed without
aisHg dust. they get none under their feet.
and tue labor of cleaning out managers is saved
whatever is left i easily pushed out With a rake
into the yard for the cattle. The dust on the
hay vl do tie horses 70 harm il taken into the
stomach"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03

To KEEP SWIFT PofAroKs FOR UsK THROUGH
Iax Enthusiastically assert and throw out
oil cut and bruised tnbers and see that those
you would preserve are dry. The boxes or bins
may De OF such size as is convenient. so that
they Re not more than eighteen inches in depth
iney should not be nearer to any wall than
tnree or four inches and raised like distance
hon the cellar foor, aad if placed one above the
other, should have space between each at least
tso inches to admit q free circulation Of air.
Sprinkle iiIds dry ssa1 in the bottom OF the
oox, nj 1t halt full OF potatoes, add sand till the
eresaces are hlied; then OIL the box With poEa
Toes, and add sand as before, leaving the sand
an inch deep on the top Of the potatoes The
eAnd should be screened and dry, % as 20 run
Freely, and is viii REQUIRE about one-third As
much bulk OF sand As potatoes. Thus pu, up
and kept in a cellar OF uniform temperature.
sweet potatoes will keep good and sound for =
long time.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-03
FAITESING FOWLS.

Mr.. q. s. RsmsdeI writes to the Country
Gentleman:
a. There is no difficulty in fattenIBg fowls
when allowed their freedom, if they are properly
fed Turkeys feed tar better when allowed
their freedom, than when confined in pen.
once bad an old cock watch iattened TO forty
pounds live weight. without examining or coopin z
aud friend Of mine fsttened hock Of ten
young ones, which weighed, when dressed for
market, POO pounjs-aversgiug 30 pounds each.
Now Il any one has made finer turkies BY coop
ing and examining. / should like to hear from
him. The practice Of examining turkes is, to
say the least, bsibarous. If ~e wish TO have
the fowls free from disease, pure and healthy,
let them be fattened in freedom it it is wished
to hasten the fattening ef fowls, give them a va
riety Of TODD. When they are groEing prefer
buckWheat as feed; out when wish TO st them
Tor market. prefer corn, and corn meal cooked
with little pulverized charcoal, once a day,
mixed -'h their meal. This gives the greatest
weight and finest flesh. Fowls thus fed will be-
come fat without examining"
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