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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13

LOCAL PAPER-The Boston Journal
remarks: Not one-tenth part of the To-
cal news which trauspires in any country.
town finds its way into city paper. and
he who takes The latter, to the exclusion
of his town or county papers, does not
fulfill his duty as citizen. Such man
is not worthy to 6Il town Office, for be
certainly lacks local PRIDE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13

nN- Thei Richmond Examiner thus
fippantly and audaciously announces the
murder Of a Federal prisoner in that mod
ern Sodom
He was intoxicated and commenced
praising up Abe Lincoln and bis govern.
ment in the presence of two Southern
soldiers who were in the house. They
heard him through, and then one caved
in his mouth with spittoon and another
cut him entirely through the upper part
Of the thigh. He came nigh to bleeding
to death before he could be carried TO the
hospital.
The parties TO the assault walked away,
asserting that he was not the first YANKEES
they had killed. and he would not be the
l.ASee ss@ ~ 1ass3 - ssvsa sss-ss. Us
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13

SroLEN-On Monday evening last Mr..
Wm. Thompson, Of the Post-office, had
some S75 worth of clothing stolen from
the line in the yard. Yesterday morn.
ing after discovering his loss, he exam
ined the snow and tracked the thief to
her residence, and she proved to be the
woman that had done his washing the day
before. The clothing was returned. and
after many promises for the future on the
part of the thief, she was not arrested.
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keoktlk Library Association
SPECIAL NOTICE.

4 I \ MEETING OF THE KEO-
- = hok LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. ueeemoer nd.
l-tS artsoiuiion adopted tbs, enr,r1it,a. -, ~,
apPoih'ea 70 Teceffe Donations ot Roofs, &C lrom
'1e e.s.zsns o heeAak and vicinity toss-a eonsInen
eng the Library.
dhe GLOWING naned genllemen eonpcse the Com
80, :. Brownel, "; w Westeo,. Beward Tucker.
T. y ogden' ,, r. Carey, A. -. Milxlnson
ne SHOWN Iioeralty ami pubic spirit the citizens
% heokuk Is eonaasBily appealed to N behalf % M.
seee DInatlons Gan De let al the places Of ftuSt.s.
81 eaher OF tae gentlemen ramea. or psrtrs Wit III
eeuea on Dy leaving tasr with any .. The Com
cee.9-dfsa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13


A GERMAN FARMER The following is
a translation Of an article in the Quincy
Tribune 4 German farmer, from GAris-
rhue capital of Berlin) hailed US yesier-
day N the presence OF large company,
and told Us variety OF news from our
old home. lie spoke ths purest d hlect,
and from bis appearance, We Id a no
grounds to doubt that the msn had just
arrived from the "Fan-shaped" city
One point we must not fail TO mention
thefaTmer was--a negro He had spent
fifteen years in GermsHy "a servan had
attended German school, and had made
better progress than many German Cau-
esssians Of our acquaintance. He sang
one Of our national songs Of freedom with
souorous voice and fine execution. amid
great applause from the company Of Ger
mans and Americans.
One Of our loud moulhed Copperhead
Germans sat near; but buried himself deep
" in the perusal of the "Pioneer,' and
tried hard not to notice the scene.-1Quin-
cy Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13

EE- If we expect ever to live with the
rebels in Union, we should endeayor to
make ourselves as agreeable, and not rs
dissgresable, as posslble.-[N. Y. World.
For our part we don't expect ever to
live with the rebels in Union, for We
expect them to cease TO be rebels, and
then We will "make ourselves as agree
able to them as possible" Until then
We expect to be as disagreeable to them
sssvillainous saatpstre can be.-[ Chicago
Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13
EFA druken soldier got possession ot

a ten-pound Parrott shell, and took 1T 10
the guard house of the "Soldiers' Rest, !"
at Washington, a few nights ago. Open
ipg red hot ts,ove, he thrust ia the shell,
exclaiming, g This is what tries mems
souls An explosion was the almost
immediate result, rending the. steve to
pieces and tearing the plaster off the
wall all about the room. Fortunately no
person was injured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13

A paragraph from private letter to
gentleman in New York, of Rev. New
man Hall, ID, of London, one of the
earliest and bravest defenders of the Un-
iou cause in Great Britain, has enough OF
general interest to warrant its publica-
tion. Few men are more competent to
speak of the ruling sentiments in Eng
land than DR.. Hall He is man of the
people, and leader in every good under
taking:
II heartily thank you,' he writes Nov.
81, "for your encouraging letter, which
came to me when there were not SO MANY
here Of my opinion as there now are. Be
sure that the heart of England has all
ways been right! Whatever some Of
our editors may say, let this be test -
there have been hundreds, if not thou.
sands Of public meetings enthusiastic for
the Union and Emancipation. Not one
has been convened for sympathy with the
South. In your letter you expected that
by Spring the rebellion would be merely
history of the past. The devil fights
hard. 1t is now or neyer--a death strug.
gle Perhaps the continuance of the
strife was needed to unite your nation
more thoroughly on an emancipation pol.
icy. God grant that Slavery may soon
cease, and with it the war. Some people
talk here of the wickedness of the war
| hate war, except when waged to preven
what is worse. But when did this coun
try ever wage, since Cromwells day,
war for SO glorious an object ?n
@A curious story is afoat. It run
that the Queen has been casting her eye
about for an eligible mate, and has fixe,
upon strong, bresd-shouldered Scotch
man, named Alexander Murray. Tn
Queen is said not to live to her satisfac
tion in her present state of widowhood
| Whether true or not, The story has n
ceived great circulation. Should
prove correct, she will, OF course, hav
i to resign her sscrow1' into the hands I
the Prince Of Wales, as the statutes /
4 England forbid The King or Queen ma
Trying subject.
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Co.pARTNERsHIP.

The undersigned have this day formed Co partner
ma upder the meme Of 'iNoDLER & G CsLDwELL.r
sor 4se rarno.e Of transacing Grocery and Produco
rstre.s in this cffy We have taken The sIand for
me w occupied by J. 3. yodier 3 Co., where ue will
b. pleased the friends AMI customers Of the old
firm. y =. nopLEh,
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.TRAY HORSE.

strsysd fron the subscribert stable. In Keotuk, on
the 81 or January, oidish swxy-back, flea bilten
ffkAY HORSE ciruauon coorec eyes scar ON the
right ham, sharp shod sil round; and about fourteen
and half hands high. Information ~ his where
sbouts or his delivery at stable Sd street tG-
hams old stand) will be Literally rewnrde1.
i1ni3-daw ?. \ BOOTH.
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rg Wood has reduced in price con-
siderably in the last few days, and our
wood market is thronged with teams, both
from this side of the river and from Hi
nois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13

H6~ There will be some splendid tab
leak and excellent music at the Athene-
um Friday evening, for Sabbath School
benefit. Be ready with your quarters
Look at the programmes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13

A WISE CoNcLusIoN.- We have heard
many of our farmers remark, since the
late "cold snap" that by another winter
they would have shelter for all their stock,
and that sheds were cheaper than grain,
as many of them have seen demonstrated.
1t is a fact which we thought was well
known among farmers, that an animal
will improve and fatten on half the grain
in the winter il good shelter is provided
for it that twill take to keep it from
starving if left out in the storm. l, is,
therefore, matter Of economy for our
farmers to erect sheds enough to protect
all their stock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13

f@ A horse attached to cutter
containing two gentlemen came dashing
furiously down Exchange street yester-
day, endangering the necks of several
pedestrians on his route. After spilling
his load he was stopped near the corner
of Ninth.
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January u, 1854 4-tc
nISSOLUTION.

The Co-partnership heretofore existing under The
sts 10 ofjs b. kUDLER Co, is this day dissolve Ell
by IN u usl eonesnt. All accounts aHe the said hrm
will be paid to NoDLER g. CALDWELL, cur succes
.ers who will also settle the liabilities OF same.
J. B. N0DLER,
1auua,y 1854 J. 4. HI6IIAM.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13

Eg- No mails from the South or East
yesterday. We understand that the fail
ure resulted from combination of the
railroad engineers along the line who
struck for higher wages, and in the mean
time the machine stops, of course.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that . JONAS n IN 80
GAeshsNhFe Merchants IN The city Of Keokug bayfus
'sa their busiaess In said eiy appointed NJ
a. Marks their agent TO settle tne outst.nanr h,,.i
ness cfihe 9rm. Persons indebted l., rAe prrn Iii
f1i u rlas 10 M Marks, TO j. Jonas & ca
S1sehsNate Merchants, Quincy Illinois.
fayfnspts msie 10 any osher parties viii nat he
T,,, -. J.. JONAS.
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State and General News, Army Corrc-
spondcnee and Local News.

Thus making the DAILY GATE CITY ofinvalu-
able nterostto every reading woman, who
is At all interested in tine success of our Country in
this war. Becolect that loyal newspapers are ac-
eompishing much in suppressng the rebellion,
and that person is generally judged by the tone
of the paper which he reads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13

TIE CAPITOL AT WAsHISGTos ALI
the marble thus far used in furnishing the
interior has cest the Government Si95.-
0OO. OF this amount nearly $4,000
was spent for Massachusetts marble
$4,000 for Maryland marble, while the
Tennessee and foreign marbles have ab-
sorbed the balance. The amount paid
for cutting marble during the past year
was si56, ,l62, and for the same kind Of
work from the beginning, 81. .525, 5,911.-
The expenditures on the Capitol during
the last year were 1878, ,296: and the to-
tai expenditures from the commencement
to the present time have amounted to
s6, 6,s99,9o9. The new dome up to this
time has cost SlS0.000; and the unex-
pended amount for the same purpose Is
SllI,oe0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT IOWA
lFt TNrTFp<fTy rrnrpn - A

feEnsHr coarse 0i u edieai Lectures win Re H.
- ,lssfel ~ tils ~ fsutuion, e9nmeuctu< Msreh Ia
1871 sho cor ,inne sixtfea Weeks SIX lectures dsiIs
Erts isr slttbe Leetures. sac. MAtricuistion -.
81 80 to So per wpek; Chfisaf InsfruFAi,5 in -,
operations 0eiore ths Glass s-'
IaaG-dsw2a q ut-rurs -,
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QuAILs FRozEN.-We see it stated
that covey of quails have been found
frozen to death further North. and it is
probable that many Of the feathered tribe
have perished oil over the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13

EgWe call the attention Of our read
ers to an abstract Of the addres Of sever
al distinguished friends of Liberty in
France to the loyal men Of the United
States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13

A BOLD RoGUE.-Arthur Skalding of
Greenwich, CT, received $1,000 in cash
for some property that he had sold, and
about o'clock the next morning was
awakened By a rappiug at the door. He
suspected an attempt to rob him and or
dered the intruder to leave. The man,
however, demanded entrance, threaten
ing TO shoot him if he didn't speedily
grant it. So he opened the door and ad
mitted the burglar, who then made de-
mand for the $1,000. He was told that
it was deposited in bank, but coolly or
dered Skalding and his wife back to bed
while he searched the room. They obey
ed, and the villain explored at his leisure,
finally leaving with gold watch, dia-
mond ring, and every other valuable he
could find. He told the terrified couple
that they must stay between the sheets
till daylight. as he should watch the
house, and they did not dare do other
wise.
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Arfemus Ward,s Taaxt.

" ladies' sez |, turnin' TO the buteful
femails whose presents was perfumen the
fare groune, " | hope yure enjoyin' your
selves ON this occasion and the lemin aid
ise water, ov which you air drinkin' may
not 90 agin you. May you alters be as
fare as the suu-as brite as the moon
and as beautiful as an army ov Union
ilags-also plenty ov good close to ware.
To your sex-commony called the
phair sex-we air indebted for bornin'
as well as ov many other blessings in
these low gowns as sorrow. Some pcer
sperited fools blame yuse sex for the diff
fkilty in the gardin'. but know menare
detestful set, and when the arple had
becum ripe, ! hev no dowt Adam would
rugged cider press, and like as not went
on big bust, and bin driven orf any
way. Yure FIRST muthar was lady, an
awl dawters is ditto, and nobody but a
loaiin' cuss win say anything agin you.
Hopin' that no wave ov trouble may ride
ocross yure peseful breasts" and kon-
kluded the remarks with the follerin cen.
timent: - n
NVoman-She is a good egr.'
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Arm advertisements.
-OTICE OF CITY MARSHAL's

NOTICE OF CITY MARSHAL'S
sALg or GOODS FOR CHARGES AND
STORAGE. --Noiice Is hereby gwen 10 d. W. Wood,
and all Others concerned, that will sell at public
ton a, the door Of A. Browns Warehouse, ou the
Leyee on wednesday tae oath day OF February. 1864
bet ween the hours OF o'ciedk 4. A., and o'clock
r. NJ, commes Gins at O'Clock 4. NJ, the following
property lettin stoee with A. Brown ih day
August 1861: one Eyspofator, oae Furnsc. Crate
tv o pieces Ppe and sugar Mil.
To be sold pa charges and storsg on the same.
DAVID EdkDERfCK
Marshal of the cit y OF keekuk.
January II, 1854 -{diw&w6w.
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WHAT SHALL We not

What shall be done to relieve destitute
families in our city? This is question
which presses with painful intensity on
thoughtful minds in our midst The fact
that one hundred and fifty families are
now wholly or partially dependent on pub
lie contributions, for bare subsistence,
already. and that this number is increas-
ing, while there is still the larger portion
of tho winter before US, demands prompt
and earnest consideration.
We must make new effort-an earnest,
combined unanimous movement in
some form that will arouse and enlist the
interest and sympa.hies of the communi.
ty and elicit general manifestation Of
liberaliiJ equal to the exigency of the
occasion.
Will our fellow-citizens think about it,
and think fest, and talk about it, and con-
suit together, and fix upon some definite
plan, and carry it into effect?
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Proposals for Cord Wood.
osFicE AssfsrssT Qr1sTsRu.xrrR. ,
heekak, Iovz, Jaaazry go, I-54
II II ID Iarnaa =. \.

OFFICE Assisr.rT QrtsTsRuasrrR5
heekak, Io-z- Jaaa.rs 80, Is54
SEALED PROPOSALS Will. RE
~ received al ;hls ofsse uutil ~ a,cl.srs :. So.
day januarv len 1861. fsr furnishing The 1,a =.
- - "so' y be 1eii erti a. such pse ia
s -, = AesA Ak i9ss as seai De cesiguat-si b TIE
- .s.. - % ee3iFFref u lle following
t ohV i-utsh ia tkeuly 4azs, one fourth IN
10 sixsJ Gays from date of contract
- - I--st ~ Aee"1 pstaed bF Al approYea bend
-, ~ 1teP9us'pis rlft ta+s ii t4e snm o. th9n.
sand collars 10 every tass.zrd eotfs af ..l 80
for No bid wili b entcrtsnea f,r forasxbs,s- =.
Asn enc 'h9ass Bi cords
ne wool mast BE- raerchautabIe karsf -rooa spes- :
clentF sessonei % adnt OF innus4disle ne
~ - reserves The right 20 REJECT sry or
- a - .ia -sil ~ tptrJ IA ned uvie.s ihe btfder
sr.i ' . '"e Alsae sFeeshea Tor Opening the pro-
BIDS 70 be addressed II TIE IN ase-ltz,es s-s -,
aorsed Proposals i5f larnssnlne Wood n
+. DWIGHT,
laN-a!L q a. y. II
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BYRos IN USpaEss.--I.eigh Hunts

BYRos IN USDREss.--Leigh Hunts
description of his intercourse with Byron,
while in Italy, is very entertaining. The
noble poet, he tells rs, sat up late at
night writing /" Don juan" with bowl
Of gin and water At his elbow. He did
not rise till late, and then only to lounge
about the garden, whistling or singing-
chewing tobacco to prevent his growing
corpulent, or indulging in jocular con-
versation with those he happened to meet.
lie wore nankeen jacket, white vest and
trousers, and small velye, cap. Their
difference Of opinion did not prevent
good-humored bantering and discussions.
and they joked each other on the fact
that there was only one book which both
greatly admired. and that was Boswelps
Johnson. Byron, in his joonlar moods.
used to initiate Johnson for sport, in his
manner and conversation, as we'll as other
men of note
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TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN,

. efee Ia hereby gtreh thst the Grst aopdsv az
reorus'y. Is5i, IN the Caaaiy Coart Of Lee f,.,,v
70 va tie utdersigned stsator Of the est-t
y hlchafa Jones dsce s.sd. viii make application TO-
~ ofasr Cor. for Lie sale OF Inc foIle win. real
ss.sts. shnsseo IN Lee eernty, Iowa viz Al thai
4uArttf Or serncn 20 TIP. o., n 4 5 w. ~ which
sAs and piAes persons objaeng t,ssxA orter WI he
~ tsfa. J. CURIIS
ySni@-dZu Admin. OF Richfd gose. de.tt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13

WoMAs's TEMPER.-No trait Of char
acter IS more valuable in a female than
Tie possession Of sweet temper. Some
can never be made happy without it. II
is ilse the flowers that spring up in our
pathway, TeEising and cheering us. Let
a mau 90 home at night, wearied and
worn by the tolls of the day. and how
soothing is word dictated by good
disposition. II is sunshine falling upon
his heart. He is happy, and tho cares of
life arc iorgosten. A sweet temper has a
soothing influence over the minds of a
whole family. Where it Is foand in the
wife aud mother, sou observe kindness
and love predomnatiuc over Latural feel.
ing Of the heart. Smiles, kind words,
aud looks characterize The children, and
peace and love have their dwelling there.
Study, then, to acquire and retain sweet
temper. Ii IS more valuable than gold !;
1t captfyates more than beauty, and to the
close of life it retains all its freshness and
power English PAPER.
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sPEcuLATIoSs AS TO HIS SUCCESSOR.

\ Though the question Of who shsll be
The successor Of the Archbishop has not
as yet been mooted among the clergy.
still it will not be inappropriate to make
la few remarks here on tuis important
subject. The ordinary method in eases
Of this kind is for council of the bishops
OF the province to meet, agree upon the
names, ard send them 20 Rome, with
Recommendations and explanations as TO
the relative fitness of each On these
Recommendation his Holiness, the Pope,
chooses one out OF the three. ari caniers
upon him the paiIiam. Any clergym
10 the province, whether bishop OF not,
may be thus chosen by the Episcopal
council. Whether this course will be
adopted in the present case is matter of
some doubt. Itappears that Bishop Nc
Closkey, of Albany. when he was ap-
pointed Coadjutor Bishop of New York,
was consecrated "with the right OF sue
cession." Since then be has accepted
the See of Albany, and whether, when he
did so, he waived his right of succession
to the diocese (pow archdiocese) OF New
York, is the point which occasions some
doubt. The probability is that the sub
lect will have to be referred to Rome for
instructions from the Pope, whose deci-
sion will, Of course, be final and all.ccn-
trolling. Among the saity yesterday the
names of number Of eccesiastics were
mentioned in connection with the success
sion, bat We refrain from giving publicity
to them, for the reason that no weight is
to be attached 10 such outside specula-
tons. 1854
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4 DMlNIsTRAToR'S NOTICE.

Aatice y hereby given thai On the SIN aa, N na.
etmesr, A. ise3. Sss aFppiaiei tfniaist,a,or
Of the es are OF H. NJ. .. 1OrF-pcs e ss.d All
those indebted 10 said estate an. b5,f = ~ =
maze ihtncdlate payment rle A.ld those having
claims against saia estate to present Them accoraf
TO Law. J. " JOHNSffN Ak-t,i-,rs,. =
DecI5.4w .
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Z II Z
WEEKLY GATE CITY

VIII be filled with the choicest of reading matter
compiled and condensed from the contents of tie
Daily. and in point of cheapness and the quality Of
reading matter furnished stands ahead Of any paper
in Southern Iowa.
Commercial and Financial.
In this department We shall epdeayor to give re-
liable information. Oar homo Market quotations
will be correeed each day by careful AMI
responsible Wholesale Merchant. The markets Of
the leading Commercial cities will be reported by
Telegraph.
TERMS:
Daily by Nall, per year. $500
manths,- hs,-........-.....--.. 500
.-.-.-.....-.....-... l.a0
.............. SO
- delivered in CITY by Carrier, per week.. IS
Ncehl4. per year, .--........ .............. 1.J0
GA sIE IN Adv NOE.
HOWELL & DELAPLiIN,
KE0KUK, IOWA.
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Loyal Newspapers

ought to be increased. The character and the
principles of the CATS CRY are well enough
known in Iowa to obviato the necessity of any
special exposition, and we appear before the coun-
try as a candidate for public favor on the record
we have already made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13
THE GATE CITY.
For 1861.

In conformity with very general custom of
the Press, we call the attention of the public to
the merits and advantages OF paper at the
close Of the present wear, and present
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13
~ TIE Muscatiue Courier saws tb;

~ TIE Muscatine Courier say that
the Democracy have every thing to gain
and nothing to lose by being in the field
early, and making long canvass.
They certainly have next to nothing to
lose in reputation or numbers, for they
were pretty we'll played out last Fall.
They certainly have every thing to gain,
for they have nothing to start on.
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lE- The "Paid Reporter of the Syra-
euse Courier, who studies economy not
withstanding be is paid, gives the fol-
lowing cheap recipe for getting up 9
sleigh ride on short notice
''Sit in the hall in your night clothes,
with both doors open SO that you can get
good dralt--your feet in pail Of ice
water-drop the front door key down
your back-hold au iciele in one hand
and ring the tea bell with the other
He says "you cant tell the difference
with your eyes shut, aud it is a great deal
cheaper"
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MARRIED..

On thellth inst, by tia Rev T. Decslls, Mr. Jcui
FIsKRTY. To Aiss MARY QcIss. both Of this cIty
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THE DAILY GATE CITY.

II viii be the object to furnish the latest news
that can be obtained by Telegraph in addition to
giving summary of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Neuce is hereby given that the undr-sgnea no
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IOWA Aaministrafrix ofthe estate Q. Henry Cgrtis
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AaminisTatriS Of estate OF Heprs 4. Curtls d.e,s
hoBEkT H. GILMORE, Aliorney faai2 s.v